Three Jordans Compete at Colorado State Wrestling Championships

Mormon, Kenneth and Ethan Jordan - two brothers and a cousin - all represent Bennett High School at the CHSAA state tournament.

Published on Feb. 21, 2026

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Three wrestlers from the Jordan family - Mormon, Kenneth and Ethan - are all competing at the CHSAA state wrestling championships in Colorado this weekend. The three, who attend Bennett High School, are carrying on a family legacy of wrestling excellence that spans decades.

Why it matters

Wrestling is a family tradition for the Jordans, with several older brothers and a sister having competed at the varsity level before them. The three cousins are now looking to make their own mark on the sport and add to the Jordan family's wrestling legacy.

The details

Mormon, Kenneth and Ethan Jordan are all representing Bennett High School at the CHSAA state wrestling championships in Denver this weekend. Ethan, a senior, placed at state last year and is chasing a state title. Kenneth, a junior, is focused on bouncing back from tough losses and earning more matches. Mormon, a sophomore, is following in the footsteps of his older brothers, who were both state champions for Bennett.

  • The CHSAA state wrestling championships are taking place this weekend at Ball Arena in Denver.
  • Ethan Jordan placed at the state tournament last year.

The players

Mormon Jordan

A sophomore wrestler at Bennett High School, following in the footsteps of his older brothers who were state champions for the school.

Kenneth Jordan

A junior wrestler at Bennett High School, focused on bouncing back from tough losses and earning more matches at the state tournament.

Ethan Jordan

A senior wrestler at Bennett High School, who placed at the state tournament last year and is chasing a state title this year.

Nancy Jordan

The cousin of the three Jordan wrestlers, who serves as the team manager and captures photos and moments for the family.

Bennett High School

The high school that the three Jordan wrestlers attend and represent at the CHSAA state wrestling championships.

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What they’re saying

“Having a lot of people's last name Jordan here means a lot for our family.”

— Ethan Jordan, Senior wrestler (cbsnews.com)

“Just being able to go out there when we were little and learn from the older guys ... looking up to our brothers thinking, 'Wow, they're competing at the highest level. I want to do that.'”

— Kenneth Jordan, Junior wrestler (cbsnews.com)

“I placed last year, and I always wanted more, so I've been chasing it ever since.”

— Ethan Jordan, Senior wrestler (cbsnews.com)

“I just got to keep my head up. Got some more wrestling to do. That's what happens when you lose a big match like that. Just earn yourself more matches.”

— Kenneth Jordan, Junior wrestler (cbsnews.com)

“You've been training for this your entire life. This is the easiest part. Go out there. Have fun.”

— Ethan Jordan, Senior wrestler (cbsnews.com)

What’s next

The three Jordan wrestlers will compete in the CHSAA state wrestling championships this weekend at Ball Arena in Denver, with each looking to make their mark and add to the family's wrestling legacy.

The takeaway

The Jordan family's deep roots in wrestling at Bennett High School have created a strong tradition and high expectations for the next generation. The three cousins competing this weekend are aiming to continue that legacy and make their own mark on the sport.