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   About Jeff

     Jeff  Jordan grew up in Champaign County and attended the Graham Local Schools. During high school he 
  was fortunate enough to capture four Ohio High School State Titles. His high school record was 159-1; the best 
  four year record in the history of Ohio wrestling. After high school Coach Jordan received a full athletic 
  scholarship to the University of Wisconsin where he earned a Bachelors Degree in Rural Sociology. During his
  college wrestling career he was a 2x NCAA All-American and a Big Ten Champ. After graduation he earned an 
  assistant coaching position at Purdue University. At Purdue, he continued post graduate school and received a 
  second degree in Education.  He spent five years at Purdue taking his team to high National rankings each year.
  From there, Coach Jordan and his wife moved back to his hometown to raise his family of three boys and to start
  his own wrestling camp. He now has one of the best wrestling camps in the country.
              
 The Jeff Jordan State Champ Camp, LLC, has grown
 by leaps and bounds over the past several years.  
 Coach Jordan designed his camp to work with the
 committed wrestler. His philosophy is HARD WORK 
 EQUALS SUCCESS!  This philosophy has proven
 successful through the camp’s results. This camp
 hasattracted some of the best high school wrestlers
 in the country. Now, it is attracting some of the best
 youth wrestlers in the country. Helping these young
 wrestlers reach their goals in wrestling is a big part of
 why Coach Jordan loves to be a part of these
 wrestler’s lives. However, being a positive role model
 and impacting their personal lives off of the mat is just
 as important.Coach Jordan instills strong discipline
 values and good moral principles in each person.
 Coach Jordan built his camps on the cornerstone of
 integrity and hard work. This is evident through the
 State Champ Camp quote; 
                    
Noah Didn’t Wait For His Ship To Come In . . . He Built One!
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