Cornell University Athletics

Jordan Reeder Career Stats

At Cornell 
Junior (2010): Reeder ran the Big Red offense, as one of only two players to see action in all 93 sets on the year. She ranked fifth in the Ivy League with 8.83 assists per set and finished the season ranked second on the team in service aces (20) and third overall in digs (238). Reeder also racked up 53 total blocks on the season. She posted at least 30 assists in 14 matches and registered a season-high 64 in Cornell’s 3-2 victory over Columbia on Oct. 2.

Sophomore (2009): Reeder took over the starting setting duties during her sophomore season, seeing action in 22 matches, playing in 72 sets. She finished the year ranked fifth in the Ivy League in assists per set (7.97), posting 574 helpers on the year. Reeder posted double-digit assists in every match, with a career-high 55 in a five-set thriller against Penn on Nov. 7. In that match with the Quakers, Reeder also registered 21 digs, her second highest career total after registering 24 digs against Dartmouth on Oct. 10. She also ranked third on the team with 166 digs and finished the year with 33 kills, 31 blocks and 11 service aces.

Freshman (2008): Reeder saw action in all 25 matches for the Big Red, primarily as a setter and defensive specialist. Reeder recorded eight double-digit dig performances, including a career-high 13 against Colgate on October 14 and Dartmouth on October 18. Reeder tallied an ace in six different contests, including two against Columbia on September 27. She also recorded 22 assists and five kills on the season.

Prior to Cornell
Reeder helped Whittell HS to the Nevada 2A state championship four straight years. As a senior, she was named team co-captain, and the Nevada 2A state MVP. She was also named to the Greater Nevada first team, and was a PrepVolleyball.com second team Academic All-American. Reeder is a three-time first-team member for Nevada 2A, and her sophomore season her team played at the Durango Tournament where it defeated the seventh ranked team in the nation. The team finished 16th at the tournament and was the top ranked team from Nevada. Reeder was also a four-time member of the Whittell track and field team that won the Nevada 2A championship all four seasons. She helped her relay teams to win the state championship five times, and as a senior she finished third in the state at the 300m hurdles. Reeder was a member of the National Honor Society and student government. At Whittell HS, she was teammates with the Big Red’s Kelly Karmann.

Personal
Jordan Grace Reeder is the daughter of Michael and Pamela Reeder and has a younger sister. She is enrolled in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.