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StoryJordan High School (MN) soccer: home field and team schedules
Jordan High School soccer plays its home matches at the Jordan High School complex, 600 Sunset Dr. in Jordan, with directions and field information available for fans and visiting teams [1].Schedules, scores, standings, and roster details for the program are maintained on the team’s page, a one-stop spot to track match times and results throughout the season [2].
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StoryJordan routs Rockford 10–2 in boys’ soccer; UCA on the slate
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StoryHubmen make road trip to Chaska for varsity, B-squad boys soccer at Hawks Stadium
Jordan’s boys soccer made the trip to Chaska for a varsity meeting at Hawks Stadium during the 2025 season, a road test against the Hawks. [1][2]The programs also squared off at the B‑squad level the same season, extending the matchup across the depth chart in Chaska. [3]Both contests were staged at Hawks Stadium in Chaska, Minnesota, as part of the Hubmen’s 2025 high‑school campaign. [1][3]
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StoryJordan boys soccer slotted into Section 2AA bracket; Round 1 on Oct. 7
Jordan is listed in the Minnesota State High School League’s 2025 Section 2AA Boys Soccer Tournament bracket, with Round 1 scheduled for Oct. 7. [1] The Hubmen are also confirmed on the MSHSL’s 2025 boys soccer program directory. [2]Form-wise, Jordan has a 10–2 victory on Sept. 23, 2025 among its recent results, a timely boost heading into knockout play. [3] Winners move on through the bracket as laid out on the MSHSL tournament page. [1]For perspective, the program’s last decade has included growing pains and steps forward. In 2018, Jordan’s season ended with a 3–1 first‑round section loss to Fairmont, with Bryan Thong scoring late and Joe Hulet in goal. [4] Entering 2019, coach Jesus Camacho Ruiz described a growing group of roughly 53 players while replacing 13 seniors. [5] The current group now has its shot in Section 2AA. [1][2]
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StoryJordan boys put 10 past Rockford; narrow 1–0 setbacks mark October run-in
Jordan’s boys strung together a convincing mid‑September push, beating Watertown‑Mayer 4–1 on Sep 16 before exploding for ten in a 10–2 win over Rockford on Sep 23 [2].The back half turned cagey. The Hubmen fell 1–0 to Worthington on Oct 4 and 1–0 to Mankato East on Oct 7, with a 3–0 loss to Southwest Christian on Oct 2 in between, as margins narrowed down the stretch [2].On the girls’ side, fans can track rosters, schedules, and updates on the program’s dedicated team page [1].
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StoryJordan soccer: Hubmen/Jaguars at the high school and the JFA youth pathway
Jordan High School fields boys’ and girls’ soccer in MSHSL competition. The boys’ sides compete as the Hubmen and the girls as the Jaguars in maroon and gold; the school is based at 600 Sunset Drive in Jordan. [1]For younger players, the Jordan Football Association (JFA) anchors the community’s youth soccer, listed in the district’s Local Associations and Clubs directory with a program page families can use to get involved. [2]
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StoryWhat MYSA and US Youth Soccer mean for Jordan’s youth teams
In Jordan and across Scott County, youth teams play their seasons within the Minnesota Youth Soccer Association structure, the statewide body that administers leagues, development programs, and events such as the Presidents Cup [1].At the national level, US Youth Soccer’s news hub tracks major youth competitions and initiatives across the country, including national championships, awards, and program updates that shape the broader youth calendar [2].For parents plotting out the year, the rule of thumb is simple: MYSA sets Minnesota’s competition slate and statewide events, while US Youth Soccer showcases the marquee national happenings—use both to map goals and timelines for the season [1][2].
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StoryChaska Hawks vs Jordan Hubmen: boys varsity highlights and 2025 B‑squad clash
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StoryJordan Football Announces 30‑Man World Cup Preliminary Squad
Jordan Football’s national team has unveiled a 30‑player preliminary squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, led by forward Mousa Al Tamari. Notable absentees include Yazan Al Naimat and Adham Al‑Quraishi, sidelined with long‑term ACL injuries, and Issam Smeeri, ruled out due to a ruptured Achilles tendon. The squad reflects a blend of domestic and overseas talent, with coach Jamal Sellami planning final preparations via friendlies against Switzerland on May 31 and Colombia on June 7 before heading to the United States. Jordan faces a challenging Group J in its World Cup debut, drawn alongside Argentina, Austria, and Algeria.
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StoryJordan Football names preliminary squad ahead of historic World Cup debut
Jordan Football has named a 30‑player preliminary squad for its first ever appearance at the FIFA World Cup 2026. The squad, announced by coach Jamal Sellami, is headlined by forward Mousa Al Tamari. Notably absent due to injuries are striker Yazan Al Naimat and defender Adham Quraishi, both sidelined with ACL issues. The team will stage friendly matches against Switzerland on May 31 and Colombia on June 7 as part of final preparations before contests in Group J against Austria, Algeria and Argentina. Jordan Football continues its preparation with training camps and tactical refinement ahead of its historic World Cup participation.