
University of Evansville Basketball Player Jordan Scott Killed in Fatal Crash
Jordan Scott, a two‑time All‑SIAC guard, died in a single‑vehicle crash that police say was exacerbated by excessive speed on a curvy stretch of road.
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Jordan Scott, a two‑time All‑SIAC guard, died in a single‑vehicle crash that police say was exacerbated by excessive speed on a curvy stretch of road.

Jordan Scott, a Castle High School graduate and recent recruit to the University of Evansville women's basketball team, died in a car crash on September 6, 2024. Her career, highlighted by two All‑Southern Indiana honors and a 2022 sectional championship, left a lasting impact on teammates, family and the broader basketball community.

Jordan Scott, a standout from Castle High School and the University of Evansville, died in a car accident on September 6, 2024. Her sister Jayden also committed to UE, and local schools and the university have issued statements of condolence.
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