Efficient Ivy role player with touch and size
Jordan Stallworth is a Princeton forward whose best case is as a low-usage, efficient frontcourt connector: in 2017-18 she appeared in 24 games, averaged 1.5 points and 1.4 rebounds, and shot 52% from the field, with a season-best 9 points and a knack for making the most of limited minutes. Evaluators describe her as able to face up, hit a mid-range jumper, and attack the rim, which gives her fit value beyond the box score. The catch: she was a developmental piece rather than a volume producer, so teams should see her as a depth add with skill, not a headline grabber.
