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Navarro's Lockwood receives top DI honor

Dec 13, 2019

Charlotte, NC - Navarro College (TX) outside hitter Jordan Lockwood has been named the 2019 Tachikara NJCAA Division I Player of the Year. 

In her sophomore campaign, Lockwood led the Bulldogs to a perfect 31-0 season while capturing the first national title in program history.  Lockwood was also named the Dorothy L. Brown Most Valuable Player at the 2019 NJCAA DI Volleyball Championship tournament, recording a team-high 27 kills with a 0.268 hitting percentage in the championship match.  

Lockwood's efforts led Navarro's in five major categories for the season - kills (397), kills per set (3.97), hitting attempts (936), points (467.5), and points per set (4.67).  Strong in all aspects of the game, Lockwood landed in the top-four in assists, service aces, digs, and blocks. 

Navarro's 2019 national tournament appearance marked just the second in program history, as the Bulldogs qualified for the first time in 2018.

Personal

  • Position: Outside hitter
  • Height: 6'2"
  • Class: Sophomore
  • Hometown: Friendswood, TX

2019 Statistics

  • 397 kills
  • 3.97 kills per set
  • 0.267 hitting percentage
  • 2.29 digs per set
  • 0.81 blocks per set
  • 4.67 points per set

2019 Accomplishments

  • NJCAA Division I Volleyball Championship tournament MVP
  • NJCAA Division I Volleyball National Champion
  • NJCAA Division I Volleyball First Team All-America 
  • AVCA Two-Year College First Team All-America
  • AVCA Two-Year College Player of the Year
  • NJCAA Division I Volleyball Mid-South District A Champion
  • NJCAA Division I Volleyball Region XIV Champion

Head Coach Andy Cavins on Lockwood

  • “Jordan has proven her dominance at the biggest moments throughout the season.  Her unmatched performance in a tough Region 14 combined with a historic performance in the National Championship match will be a part of Navarro lore for years to come.  Jordan is a special player that teams and coaches are lucky to have. She has worked hard on the court and in the classroom to prepare herself for success both this year and moving forward.  Jordan is currently being recruited by a myriad of schools from the Big 12, AAC, Mountain West, and SEC and hopes to make her decision in the coming weeks. We are so proud of Jordan’s development this year and look forward to seeing her continue to dominate at her next institution.”