2004: Led the team with 43 points, which ranked eighth in the national... His 1.95 points per game was eighth nationally... Tied for team and conference lead with 16 goals... Earned First Team All-Big South Honors...Was a member of Big South[apos]s All-Tournament Team... Lead the team in shots on goal with 37...Twice named Big South Player of the Week (10-26 and 11-9)... Selected to College Soccer News Team of the Week (11-7)... Member of Aaron Olitsky Memorial and Furman/Diadora All-Tournament Teams... Led the Big South Conference with seven game-winning goals including the game winner against Birmingham-Southern (11-14) in the Big South Championship Game
2003: Had a break-out season as a sophomore, netting 19 goals, fourth in the nation, and accumulating 46 points... Also posted eight assists... Named First Team All-Big South Conference and All-Tournament... Ended the season at fourth in the nation in points (46)... Recorded the BSC Championship-winning goal against Birmingham-Southern (11-16)... Netted two goals, including the game-winner, against Winthrop (10-22) for Coastal[apos]s first non-forfeit victory over the Eagles since 1995... Assisted both on goals against Radford (10-25), and recorded a hat trick against Birmingham-Southern (10-28)... Earned two consecutive BSC Player of the Week honors, as well as being named to the College Soccer News and Soccer America Team of the Week during the season
2002: Played in 16 matches, all off the bench, to help the Chants to the 2002 NCAA Tournament... Scored his first collegiate goal at Winthrop (11-6)
High School: Graduated in 2002 after leading Spectrum to a 22-1-3 record his final two years, including earning Provincial AAA Finals All-Star accolades both seasons... Helped Spectrum capture the Vancouver Island and League Cups and runner-up finish in the Colonist Cup his senior year, scoring 13 goals and 26 assists... Helped the squad to titles in three tournaments his junior season with 24 goals and 20 assists... Paced the team to the city title in 2000... Played for the Canadian National Team in a 2001 U-17 World Cup Qualifier in St. Louis.
Personal: Full name: Jordan William Hughes... Son of John and Teresa Hughes... Born: 4-23-84... Brother Tyler played collegiate soccer at Coastal from 1999-2002 and is now playing professionally in Toronto... Majoring in marketing
