Jordan Brown

2013-2013: 7-8 record in reining with two MVPs… Opened the season with a 71-69 win over No. 5 Kansas State on Sept. 20… Improved to 2-0 on Sept. 27 with a 70-68.5 victory over Fresno State… Improved to 3-0 with a 69.5-65.5 victory at Delaware State on Oct. 4… Ended the fall semester with a 70.5-70 victory at South Dakota State on Nov. 23 to earn her fourth fall win… Opened the spring with a 68-66 win at New Mexico State on Feb. 1… Won her first career MVP on Senior Day, knocking off her Auburn opponent, 70-68.5 on March 1… Won her second career MVP one week later at UT-Martin on March 8, winning her point, 73.5-72 in the regular season finale… Competed at the SEC Championship… Fourth-year letter winner.

2012-2013: 0-1 record in Reining… Rode an exhibition at No. 4 Texas A&M on Nov. 16, defeating her opponent 67.5-67… Competed for the first time of the season on Nov. 17 at No. 8 Baylor in Waco… Fall 2012 Athletic Director[apos]s Honor Roll… Spring 2013 Dean[apos]s List… Spring 2013 Athletic Director[apos]s Honor Roll… Third-year letter winner.

2011-2012: 2-2 record in Reining… picked up her first win of the season against Fresno State on Sept. 23, defeating her Bulldog opponent, 73.5-73… defeated her Skyhawk opponent on Feb. 11 at No. 10 UT-Martin as part of a 4-1 win for the Reining team… Second-year letter winner.

2010-2011: 1-4 record in Reining… competed for the first time as a Gamecock 9/25 against South Dakota State… competed in all four Western competitions during the fall semester… won her first point as a Gamecock on 1/29 against Delaware State in Waco, TX, 66-65.6… First-year letter winner.

High School: A senior at North Johnston High School in Kenly, NC, Brown has lettered in four different sports (tennis, softball, track, and basketball) during her high school career. In 2009, she was won the USEF Youth Champion (14-18 yrs.)… 2008 USEF Youth 4th Place… 2007 USEF Reserve Champion (14-18 yrs.)… 2005 USEF Youth Champion (13 & under)… 2005 NRHA Word Champion (13 & under)… 2004 NRHA Reserve World Champion (13 & under)… 2003 NRHA Reserve World Champion (13 & under). Signed with South Carolina after also considering Auburn, Georgia, and St. Andrews.