
January 19, 2022
Jordan crosses 1,000 point career mark against Earlham
Senior Marell Jordan crossed the 1,000 point career mark against Earlham in an HCAC loss on Wednesday night, 66-63.
Senior Marell Jordan crossed the 1,000 point career mark against Earlham in an HCAC loss on Wednesday night, 66-63.
The Basics
- Records: Defiance (5-8, 3-4), Earlham (6-8, 1-5)
- Location: Karl H. Weaner Center - Defiance, Ohio
Notables: Jordan became the 49th member of the Defiance men's basketball program to join the 1,000 point career club.
Inside The Numbers
- Jordan led the Yellow Jackets with 20 points and grabbed seven rebounds.
- Freshman Landen Swanner added 15 points and snatched seven boards.
- Senior Tyler Andrew chipped in 12 points and recorded a team-high eight rebounds.
- As a team, Defiance went 22-of-55 (.400) from the floor and shot 6-of-19 (.316) from the three-point line.
- Tommy Makabu led Earlham with a game-high 25 points.
- Chase Younts added 19 points during the contest and grabbed a game-high 11 boards.
- As a team, the Quakers shot 27-of-56 (.482) from the field and went 3-of-16 (.188) from behind the arc.
The Difference
- The Yellow Jackets got off to an early start to the game and held the lead for most of the first half.
- With the score 28-20 in favor of Defiance, Earlham ended the first half on a 13-2 run to take the lead into halftime, 33-30.
- Both teams battled in the second half with the Quakers holding a steady lead throughout and the Yellow Jackets not able to take the lead.
- With the score 66-63 and creating a crucial turnover on an inbound, Defiance had one last shot attempt with two seconds remaining to tie the game but fell short in the end.
- Defiance dominated the boards out rebounding the Quakers, 40-23.
- The Yellow Jackets gained help from their bench, out-performing Earlham, 12-0.
- Defiance held a slight advantage in fast break points, 15-12.
Up Next
- The Yellow Jackets look defend their home court once again when they take on Franklin in HCAC play on Saturday, January 22. Tip-off is set for 4:00 p.m.