INDIANAPOLIS – Jordan Meulemans will continue her academic and athletic career at Butler University! A 6-0 guard from De Pere, Wisconsin, Meulemans set the single-season scoring record at De Pere High School in 2020-21 with 559 total points. She also became the school's 3-point record holder by making 92 triples in a single-season.
 
Meulemans has scored 1,149 points in her high school career, ranking her second all-time in De Pere High School history. She is just 240 points away from the all-time scoring record.
 
"Jordan may be one of the most versatile players we have signed at Butler," Head Coach Kurt Godlevske stated. "She has great length, size, and perimeter skills. I look for Jordan to not only have an immediate impact for our program, but to have an impact within the BIG EAST. She is an outstanding defender with unlimited range."
 
A three-year starter, Meulemans has led De Pere to a 50-24 overall record that includes a 23-14 mark in conference action. Her team recently won the 2021 Regional Championship.
 
Meulemans is a three-time all-conference selection, three-year team captain, and two-time all-state honoree. She averaged 20.7 points per game as a junior, 17.1 ppg as a sophomore and 11.1 points as a freshman. She is a team MVP that has twice been named to the All-Defensive Team.
 
The new BU signee led the state of Wisconsin in made 3-pointers and 3-point percentage as a junior. She set a new school record by making nine 3-pointers in a single-game and also became the all-time 3-point champion at De Pere with 162 made triples in her career.
 
Meulemans has multiple 30+ point games in her career and therefore is the school record holder in most field goals made in a single-season (202) and most field goals made in a career (413). She also played club ball for Wisconsin Flight Elite.
 
Why Meulemans Chose Butler
"Butler is a nationally recognized University. They have a positive and supportive environment. By attending Butler, I have the opportunity to be coached by the most personable and knowledgeable women's basketball staff who care about me not only as a player, but also as a person. I can't wait to learn and compete in the BIG EAST!"