Jaeland Jordan
Jaeland Jordan
Jaeland's story with SCORE started in 2010, when he first walked into the gym as a player under founder Don Calvert - and that's where his love for the game grew into something bigger. He went on to play AAU basketball and suit up for Union RedHawks' middle and high school teams, before playing at the Division 1 level.
In 2022, he came back through SCORE's doors again - this time as a coach. He now leads training for the next generation of players, drawing on the same lineage of teaching that built him: structure, honesty, and a refusal to let talent sit unpolished. In his own words, he loves the game of basketball and helping the kids he coaches reach their full potential as athletes and as people.
Coach Keshun
Coach Keshun
Keshun brings a strong playing background and a genuine passion for helping young athletes grow. He played three years at Union High School and one year at Coweta High School, where he helped lead his team to the playoffs and earned All-Conference honors.
After taking a gap year, he continued his collegiate career at the University of Central Oklahoma, where he redshirted for one season, before finishing his playing career at Langston University, where he competed for two seasons.
His focus goes beyond improving skills - he works to develop basketball IQ, confidence, decision-making, and a strong understanding of the game. He's been part of SCORE since eighth grade and has coached with the program on and off throughout his college career.
Austin McEntire
Austin McEntire
Austin played varsity basketball for four years, serving as team captain during his senior year. After graduating high school in 2025, he committed to a career in coaching. He's currently attending Tulsa Community College working toward an associate degree in Sports Management, and plans to complete a bachelor's degree at Oral Roberts University, with a long-term goal of a graduate assistant position with the ORU men's basketball program.
For a little over a year, he's worked at SCORE training players from youth athletes through high schoolers, and has also coached AAU teams. His goal as a coach is to help players grow on the court and as people - building skills, confidence, and discipline that carry over into every part of their lives.
How the whole staff coaches
SCORE's coaching approach didn't start with Jaeland, and it isn't limited to one person. It traces back to founder Don Calvert, who learned the game directly from Coach Iba - the coach whose name is on Oklahoma State University's basketball arena - and from Coach Bliss, who was himself coached by Hall of Fame coach Bob Knight. Every coach who has trained at SCORE since has been taught to run sessions the same way: structured, accountable, and honest about what a player's game actually needs.
That shows up on the floor as small groups instead of crowded classes, direct feedback instead of empty praise, and a curriculum that treats a first-grader's dribbling drill and a high schooler's game-speed 1-on-1 work as parts of the same ladder - not two different businesses.