Jordan King

Jordan King drives left past a Saint Joseph's defender

Jordan King dribbles in front of the Spiders student section during a game vs VCU

Jordan King grins as fans cheer him on after leading Richmond to a win over VCU

Jordan King raises a hand in a victory salute after leading the Spiders to a win over VCU

Jordan King looks up at the rim as he drives at Saint Louis

Jordan King drives to his right through the lane vs Dayton

Jordan King looks up toward the rim as he drives to the basket at Rhode Island

Jordan King reacts after making a shot vs Dayton

Jordan King shoots a jumpshot vs George Washington

Jordan King drives through the lane at Davidson

Jordan King brings the ball up the court vs George Mason

Jordan King shoots a jumpshot from the left win vs George Mason

Photo by: Keith Lucas/Sideline Media

Jordan King slaps hands with teammates while walking back to the Richmond bench after a timeout at Loyola Chicago.

Jordan King drives to his left during a game vs St. Bonaventure

Jordan King is helped to his feet by teammates against William & Mary on December 2

Jordan King falls to the ground as he shoots a layup against William & Mary

Jordan King looks for a pass in mid-air vs Queens

Jordan King shakes hands with his teammates while being introduced during starting lineups

Jordan King shoots a jumpshot over a Colorado defender

Jordan King shoots a jumpshot over a defender

Position:
Guard
Height:
6-0
Weight:
175
Class:
Graduate Student
Hometown:
Albany, N.Y.
High School:
Christian Brothers Academy

GRAD STUDENT (2023-24)
• Named A-10 Co-Player of the Year along with Dayton's DaRon Holmes ... Third Spider to win award, joining Kevin Anderson (2009-10) and T.J. Cline (2016-17)
• Also named First Team All-Conference and selected to the A-10's All-Academic Team ... Second player to win A-10 Player of the Year and be named A-10 All Academic Team, joining Temple's Pepe Sanchez (1999-2000)
• NABC First Team All-District 4 (Atlantic 10)
• One of 40 players named to the watch list for the Oscar Robertson Trophy and All-America Watch List by the U.S. Basketball Writers Association
• Led Richmond with 18.0 points per game, third in the A-10 and 78th in D-I
• 84 three-pointers were tied for third most in a season in program history and fourth most in Atlantic 10
• Shot 41.4 percent from 3-point range, second in A-10 and 22nd in D-I among qualifiers
• Left UR with fourth-highest career 3-point FG percentage in program history (41.4)
• Second among Spiders in assists per game (2.5) and steals per game (1.3, 12th in A-10)
• One of three Spiders to start all 33 games
• First among Spiders, fifth in A-10 with 35.2 minutes per game
• 3-time A-10 Player of the Week (Jan. 15, Jan. 29, March 4)
• Shot 7-9 from three-point range at Saint Louis on Feb. 28, tied for the sixth most threes in a game in Spiders history
• Made three game-winning free throws with 2.7 seconds left vs Davidson on Feb. 24
• Scored 15 of his team-high 17 points in 2nd half in win vs #16 Dayton on Jan. 27
• Scored 13 of UR’s final 16 points, including all 7 in OT, at Davidson on Jan. 20
• Named to Sunshine Slam All-Tournament Team after averaging 22 points and shooting 53 percent from the field in two games
• Scored season-high 34 points in his Richmond debut vs VMI on Nov. 16, the most by a Spider in a season opener since 1983 (John Newman - 35) ... Scored 27 points in 1st half, the most by a Spider in a half since Jacob Gilyard scored 27 in the 2nd half vs IUPUI on Nov. 16, 2018
• Committed to Richmond in April, the first member of UR's 2023 transfer class

SENIOR (2022-23 • ETSU)
• Third Team All-Southern Conference selection
• Led ETSU with 15.6 points per game (sixth in Southern Conference)
• Team leader in mins per game (35.9, second in SoCon) and assists per game (3.1, 10th in SoCon)
• Scored a career-high 42 points at Citadel on Jan. 11 (tied for third most in game in ETSU history)

JUNIOR (2021-22 • ETSU)
• Third Team All-Southern Conference selection
• Averaged 14.6 points per game (12th in SoCon)
• Led SoCon with 42.9 3-point FG pct (ninth highest in Division I)

SOPHOMORE (2020-21 • SIENA)
• Started all 17 games, helping Siena to 12-5 record and regular-season MAAC championship
• Averaged 12.2 points per game

FRESHMAN (2019-20 • SIENA)
• Appeared in all 30 games with two starts
• Averaged 4.7 points per game
• Helped team to 20-10 record and regular-season MAAC championship (conference tournament canceled due to COVID-19)

HIGH SCHOOL
• Averaged 24.1 points, 4.5 assists per game at Christian Brothers Academy as a senior
• 2019 Suburban Council Player of the Year

PERSONAL
• Born on March 2, 2001