Sorcerer 18 Gold - Mumma

2008
Gold Nationals - Oklahoma City, OK - 13th Place
Champions Cup - 17th Place
Louisville Slugger Independence Day Boulder Tournament - Tournament Champions

2007
Gold Nationals - Oklahoma City, OK - 49th Place

2006
Gold Nationals - Oklahoma City, OK - 33rd Place
Colorado Fireworks - 3rd Place

2005
Gold Nationals - Salinas, CA - 17th Place
Champions Cup - 17th Place

2004
Gold Nationals - Marietta, GA - 17th place
Colorado Fireworks - 5th Place
R&R Gold June Classic - Tournament Champions
Champions Cup - 17th Place

2003
18A ASA Nationals -Garland, Tx- National Champions
R&R Gold June Classic - Tournament Champions
Concord Cup X - Tournament Champions
Colorado Fireworks - 5th Place (Top 18A Team)
The Fairfield Explosion - Tournament Champions
California Breeze Rip 'n Grip - Tournament Champions
USASportsRanking.com - National Champions 18A
Softball Today Magazine - 18U Team of the year
Tracy College Showcase - Tournament Champions
CG Players' Choice - Tournament Champions

2002
18A ASA Nationals - Rockford, Ill - National Champions
Wine Country Classic Tournament Champions
National Qualifier - Lancaster, CA - Tournament Champions
USA Sports Ranking.com - National Champions
18A Softball Today magazine - 18U Team of the Year

2001
18A ASA Nationals - Salem, Va. - 17th place
R&R Gold Summerfest - Tournament Champions
The Fairfield Explosion - Tournament Champions
Wine Country Classic - Tournament Champions
Designated Hitter - Tournament Champions

2000
18A Western Nationals - 2nd place.
Earned a berth to the 2001 Nationals in Salem, VA

1999
Participated in the ASA "18A" Nationals Tournament in Sioux Falls, SD
California Sacrifice Softball Safari Tournament Champions
Modesto Halloween Tournament Champions
California Grapettes October Classic Champions
Modesto Firecracker Tournament Champions
Fairfield Independence Day Tournament Champions
R&R Gold June Classic Tournament Champions

1998
18A Western Nationals Champions
NorCal State Tournament Champions
Whirlwind Classic Tournament Champions
Napa Express Fall Classic Tournament Champions
California Grapettes October Classic Tournament Champions

1997
Delta Classic Tournament Champions
Delta Invitational Tournament Champions
Blue Steal Tournament Champions

Says Coach Phil Mumma: "Jordan is an outstanding prospect. She is a young player with an enormous amount of talent - she can hit, hit with power, run and catch at an elite level for her age,and, while an infielder, can play virtually any position. She works hard to get better and has three seasons to hone her skills before moving on to the next level. I think she will have a major impact in the Pac 10." Jordan hit four home runs in the San Diego exposure last month and hit back-to-back homers in front of about 30 coaches in the Batbusters' Pre-Thanksgiving Tournament, including a grand slam. She is a Bay Area player, has attended the Cal summer camp and has always wanted to play for the Bears. It is a perfect match." Jordan went to the Bears' summer camp in 2005 where she was honored as "Best Offensive Player" and this summer went to the prestigious Elite Futures Camp run by Derek and Joann Allister. And she's experienced at playing in pressure games: four of the teams she's played on from 10-U to 14-U have finished in the top 10 nationally at tournaments. With the Sorcerers, who are loaded with young and seasoned talent such as senior signees Valerie Arioto (pitcher to Cal), Samantha Camuso (infielder to UCLA) and Katie Fleury (infielder to Notre Dame), there's a good chance Wallace could make another top 10 finish, this time at the 18-U Gold level. "Jordan plays with incredible intensity. She is never intimidated," the coach continues. "She sees teammates going to Cal, UCLA, and Notre Dame and asks 'What do I need to do to get to that level?' She is always looking for ways to improve." Jordan is the second Sorcerer sophomore (pitcher Michelle Gascoigne chose Oklahoma) and fourth player to verbally commit this fall. A total of 7 of the 16 players on the Sorcerer fall team have now made college commitments.