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Jordyn Cambridge '18
In her final game at Memorial Gymnasium, Jordyn Cambridge ’18 became Vanderbilt women’s basketball’s all-time leader in steals and joined the 1,000-point club in a 72-55 victory over Georgia on Senior Day.
"It was really special," Cambridge said. "And to be able to do that on our senior night is, I don't know. It's just amazing. Bittersweet, but I'm glad we got the dub, and that's my last time playing at Memorial."
Jordyn's season continued in the NCAA Tournament with a First Four victory over Columbia. Then Vandy faced Baylor in the first round where Cambridge managed a 14-point, 6-assist, 3-steal performance. The 12th-seed Commodores, unfortunately, fell to the 5th-seeded Bears.
Jordyn's season continued in the NCAA Tournament with a First Four victory over Columbia. Then Vandy faced Baylor in the first round where Cambridge managed a 14-point, 6-assist, 3-steal performance. The 12th-seed Commodores, unfortunately, fell to the 5th-seeded Bears.
Congratulations, Jordyn, on this huge accomplishment! We can’t wait to see what you’ll do next.
- Cambridge's Memorial Magic (VUCommodores.com)
- Jordyn Cambridge makes history as Vanderbilt women's basketball beats Georgia (Tennessean)
- Vanderbilt’s Jordyn Cambridge lifting her team to new heights, no matter how much it hurts (The Athletic)
- Vanderbilt, Cambridge celebrate NCAA Tournament win that was long time coming (Nashville Post)
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