By DUSTIN ARMBRUSTER

Twelve months ago, then junior Jordan Windholz had already missed the second half of the basketball season, the state basketball tournament and was missing the track season due to a knee injury.  Needless to say college basketball wasn’t on Jordan’s radar.  Tuesday in the Hays High cafeteria, Windholz signed his letter of intent to play basketball for Barton Community College next season.

Windholz played in 66 games over his four years at Hays High, but wasn’t a full time starter until his senior season.  He ranks 19th all-time scoring with 618 points and made 101 three pointers in his career.  Windholz was second on the team in steals (47) this season and finished his career with 92, first in three pointers made (55), second in scoring (13.6/game).

Windholz was part of the 2014 senior class that one just six games as sophomores, fourteen as juniors, and then a school record twenty-three as seniors.