Hall of Fame - Jordan Broady

Bio

Jordan Broady was a three-time All-American, earning second-team NAIA honors in 2012 and honorable-mention status in 2010 and 2011. She was named the 2012 MCAC Player of the Year and the 2009 MCAC Freshman of the Year. Her career accolades include four first-team all-MCAC selections, four first-team all-Nebraska honors, and three AVCA first-team all-West Central Region awards. She was named MCAC Setter of the Week 29 times and was a three-time MCAC Scholar-Athlete.

Broady ranks third in school history in career assists (6,032), eighth in service aces (145), 17th in digs (1,271), and 19th in block assists (228). She holds three spots on the single-season assists chart: sixth (1,730 in 2012), 10th (1,589 in 2010), and 16th (1,421 in 2011).

Broady earned her bachelor's degree in Health and Human Performance from Bellevue University. Since graduating, she has dedicated her career to service, with a focus on supporting the special needs community. Her experience includes providing intensive one-on-one care and managing a day site in Omaha for individuals with diverse disabilities. She continues her advocacy through her work as a Supported Living Provider with Apace. In 2025, Broady launched her own company, The Sacred Ordinary Co., which specializes in branding, design, digital marketing, and event planning for small businesses and non-profits.

She returned to Johnson, Neb., in 2021, where she currently resides, to raise her daughter, Brycin, and support her extended family. She also finds fulfillment in extensive volunteer efforts to strengthen her community.