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J-M boys rout Randleman 72-33 in C-T Tournament opener

Dec 29, 2009 • Jordan Matthews High School • 589 Views

James Milliken collected 20 first half points here on Monday afternoon as Jordan-Matthews rolled to a 42-11 advantage at the break before taking a convincing 72-33 opening round victory over Randleman in the 19th Annual The Courier-Tribune Christmas Invitational Tournament at Asheboro High Sc More

J-M boys battle Randleman in Courier-Tribune opener today at 2:00 p.m.

Dec 28, 2009 • Jordan Matthews High School • 620 Views

The Jordan-Matthews boy's basketball team will open the 19th annual The Courier-Tribune Christmas Invitational Tournament today (Monday - Dec. 28th) at 2:00 p.m. at Asheboro High School. More

Lady Jets roll into Courier-Tribune final

Dec 23, 2009 • Jordan Matthews High School • 625 Views

Mylia Garner tied a career-best 30 points to ignite Jordan-Matthews to a 63-45 victory over Providence Grove in semi-final round action of the 19th Annual The Courier-Tribune Christmas Invitational Tournament at Asheboro High School on Tuesday night. More

Lady Jets take Courier-Tribune opener on Monday

Dec 22, 2009 • Jordan Matthews High School • 525 Views

Mylia Garner tallied 15 points to spark Jordan-Matthews past Randleman 42-27 in opening round action of the 19th annual The Courier-Tribune Christmas Invitational Tournament at Asheboro High School on Monday afternoon. More

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Nine Jordan-Matthews students awarded summer arts scholarships

May 10, 2013 • Chatham Journal Weekly

Siler City, NC - Summer camp can be a life-changing experience for anyone, but especially for artists who have a chance to explore their creative passions. For nine Jordan-Matthews High School students, that life-changing experience is just weeks away. More

Men's Basketball Signs James Milliken

May 1, 2013 • GoCreighton.com

Milliken is a 6-foot-2 guard originally from Siler City, N.C., where he attended Jordan Matthews High School. As a prep, he was named second-team all-state, averaging 27 points per game as a senior after scoring 29 per contest as a junior. Reached by ... More