Midland Christian star excelling in diverse role

Jordyn Hamilton shines as a versatile player for No. 1 ranked girls basketball team

Jan. 31, 2026 at 8:55pm

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Jordyn Hamilton, a 5-foot-10 junior, has been a key contributor for the top-ranked Midland Christian girls basketball team this season. Hamilton has shown her diverse skill set, playing both guard and post positions, and has helped the Lady Mustangs to a 26-6 record and a perfect 10-0 mark in district play. She is averaging over 20 points per game and has been a force on both ends of the court.

Why it matters

Midland Christian is the defending TAPPS 5A state champion and is looking to repeat this season. Hamilton's ability to excel in multiple roles has been crucial to the team's success, as they overcome their lack of size with toughness and chemistry. The Lady Mustangs are on track for another district title and a deep playoff run.

The details

Hamilton has been a Swiss Army Knife for Midland Christian, showcasing her versatility by playing both guard and post positions. She has been dominant in the post, using her strength and athleticism to score on putbacks and post moves. But she has also hit timely 3-pointers and made plays on the perimeter. Hamilton's well-rounded game has made the Lady Mustangs a tough matchup for opponents.

  • On Saturday, Hamilton scored 22 points, grabbed 9 rebounds, and had 4 steals in a 92-11 win over Fort Worth Christian.
  • On Friday, Hamilton scored 19 points in a 53-24 victory over Flower Mound Coram Deo.

The players

Jordyn Hamilton

A 5-foot-10 junior who has been a versatile and dominant player for the Midland Christian girls basketball team this season.

Katie Osborn

The head coach of the Midland Christian girls basketball team, who has praised Hamilton's diverse skill set and ability to excel in multiple roles.

Addi Tatsch

A senior on the Midland Christian team who has complemented Hamilton well, scoring 14 points in the win over Fort Worth Christian.

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What they’re saying

“She's kind of getting comfortable in her position. She's really stepped up, not only in the post position, but in the guard position as well. She is hitting pivotal shots from the outside and then banging on the inside, so she's doing a really great job this season.”

— Katie Osborn, Head Coach

“We have a motto that toughest team wins. Really you just have to be tougher than they are.”

— Jordyn Hamilton

What’s next

Midland Christian will host Lubbock Trinity on Tuesday and then welcome No. 3-ranked Arlington Grace Prep on February 6th. The Lady Mustangs previously beat Grace Prep 48-44 earlier this season.

The takeaway

Jordyn Hamilton's versatility and toughness have been key factors in Midland Christian's success this season. Despite being an undersized team, the Lady Mustangs have overcome that with their grit and chemistry, led by Hamilton's ability to impact the game in multiple ways.