Vancouver:

Jordan has led Vancouver in scoring the last four years. He is currently ranks 3rd in Vancouver's all-time goal scoring list with 57 goals. In 2002, Jordan netted a career-high 11 goals, including four game-winners.

Jordan was named the 2001 team MVP after being re-signed mid-season. His five-game goal scoring streak in July, 2001, coincided with the team's six-game winning streak as the Whitecaps surged to the top of the Western Conference standings.

National Team:

Jordan has received four national team caps and was a former regular with the Canadian U-23 team. Jordan was also a member of the highly successful Canadian U-20 team that competed at the World Youth Championships in Malaysia in 1997.


North America:

In June 2002, turned down a contract offer from the Colorado Rapids of Major League Soccer in favour of remaining with the Whitecaps. He had earlier attended Colorado's European training camp in Portugal in March, and scored a goal in a 4-0 exhibition win over Benfica. He has also been the subject of interest by the San Jose Earthquake of MLS.

Amateur:

 

Jordan attended Vancouver's Langara College.