Bio

Jordan Hall returns for his second season on Coach Ryan Joiner’s staff in 2025 after a successful inaugural campaign the including Hall being inducted into the Gulf Coast Athletic Hall of Fame.

The Bulldogs went 9-5-1 in 2024, advancing to the NJCAA Gulf South District quarterfinals following a sixth-place finish in the MACCC race with a 6-4-1 mark.

Hall, one of the most prolific scorers in Gulf Coast history with 57 goals across two seasons, was the school’s first-ever two-time NJCAA All-American. Gulf Coast went 18-0 in MACCC South play in 2016-17 on the way to a 28-6-1 overall record. He was named MACCC Player of the Week eight times and NJCAA Player of the Week once. Hall earned Academic All-MACCC and NJCAA All-Academic honors both years.

After graduating from MGCCC, he signed to play at NCAA Division I Rutgers, where he had a Big Ten-best 14 goals with two assists as a junior. He finished the year tied for seventh in the country in goals. He earned First Team All-Big Ten honors and a spot on the Big Ten All-Tournament Team.

Hall transferred to UConn for his senior season, racking up nine goals in the first nine games of the year before a knee injury ended his season. He returned to Perk to be an assistant coach of his old team for one season and now coaches youth soccer in the area. 

After a year as a physical education teacher back in England, Hall started his coaching career as a volunteer assistant for the men’s team at his alma mater. He spent last year as the girls soccer coach at St. Martin High School, helping the Yellowjackets to the Class 7A playoffs for the first time with a 10-6 record. Hall coached for the South Mississippi Soccer Club from 2022-2025 and is now with Gulf Coast United.

Hall is married to former Gulf Coast women’s soccer player L.T. Massey.