Lubbock Christian University Athletics

Jordan Hampton was the first of the Hampton dynasty on the Lady Chap Basketball team, which spanned 11 seasons and more than 300 games. All three sisters were inducted together in 2016. 

Jordan found success at LCU and was part of the early stages of LCU's 10 consecutive NAIA National Tournament appearances, playing for Steve Gomez from 2005 to 2009.  LCU was the NAIA National Finalist in 2006 as Jordan was a freshman. Jordan is the third all-time leading scorer in LCU program history with 1,767 points. She is the program's second all-time career leader in three-pointers (248) and all-time leader in three-point percentage (.471). She also sits third all-time in free-throw shooting percentage (.841). Jordan was a two-time NAIA All-American recipient, along with claiming Sooner Athletic Conference Co-Player of the Year and receiving Sportsmanship honors.

The close of the 2015-16 LCU women's basketball season not only closed with a national championship title, but it also closed the "Hampton Era" for the women's basketball program. Since 2005, 11 consecutive seasons have witnessed at least one of three daughters of Sharon and Johnny Hampton on the Lady Chaparrals roster. In birth order, Jordan Hampton, Brittany Hampton (played her senior season as Brittany Roberts) and Nicole Hampton made the move from Canyon High School in Canyon, Texas to the Lady Chaps roster and each paved their own way to successful careers.
 
Closing out the 2015-16 season, the Lady Chaparrals have played 1029 games in their program history and 331 have been played with a Hampton eligible for action. That accounts 32.2% of the program's history. LCU has 590 all-time wins and 262 (44.4%) have come with a "Hampton." Since the start of the 2005-06 season and excluding the 2014-15 season (Nicole Hampton's redshirt season), LCU has gone 262-69 for a 79.2% win percentage. LCU is 328-370 (47.0%) all-time in combined seasons without a Hampton.

All three sister hit the 1,000-point plateau in their careers and the trio has combined for 4,994 points.  All three were also deadly from the free-throw line. Jordan set the program record from the free-throw line with a career mark of .865, only to have the mark broken by Brittany (.874), who had her mark snapped by Nicole (.911) to place all three sisters as the top three in program history. 

Jordan is now a nurse in Houston, Texas.