When James Jordan moved to St. Clair, Michigan, in 2014, he finally had internet fast enough that allowed him to enter the world of competitive online gaming. Since then, he’s become a student of the sport, working his way up to the top 1.5% in the world.
The St. Clair County Community College Esports team found tremendous success in its inaugural season, claiming three top-four finishes this past April in the National Junior College Athletic Association Rocket League and Super Smash Bros. tournaments.
Skippers Jarod Graham and Mitchell Lumpford finished second in the country in the doubles for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Graham finished fourth in the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate single player tournament. Kylar Marinez, David Roy and Philip Winterbauer finished fourth in the country in Rocket League.
Following the recent recommendations from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the NJCAA has made the difficult decision to cancel all upcoming basketball championships as well as spring competition, effective immediately.
St. Clair County Community College is pleased to announce the addition of two coaches to lead Skippers Athletics teams in women’s soccer and Esports. Todd Stank will serve as the women’s soccer coach and James Jordan will be the Esports coach.
Coaches Highlight Series: Meet James "Jimmer" Jordan
July 22, 2020When James Jordan moved to St. Clair, Michigan, in 2014, he finally had internet fast enough that allowed him to enter the world of competitive online gaming. Since then, he’s become a student of the sport, working his way up to the top 1.5% in the world.
