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Jada Giordano

Ramapo High School

Sport(s): INDOOR TRACK, OUTDOOR TRACK, SOCCER

Birthday: February 2008

Graduation Year: 2026

Hometown: Franklin Lakes, New Jersey

Birthday

February 2008

Graduation Year

2026

Hometown

Franklin Lakes, New Jersey

Biography:

Jada Giordano – Multi-Sport Athlete

Jada Giordano, Class of 2026, attends Ramapo High School in Franklin Lakes, New Jersey, is a standout multi-sport athlete excelling in both track and field and girls’ soccer. 

On the track, Jada specializes in the high jump, where she has consistently cleared impressive marks, including a personal best of 5 feet 2 inches during the 2024 outdoor season at the NJSIAA North 1 Group 3 Sectional Championships. She has also competed in the long jump and triple jump, showcasing her versatility and athleticism. Jada has earned podium finishes at major meets such as 2024 Sectional Championships, the Jack Yockers Bergen County Relays and Coach Glynn Holiday Carnival, and her performances have contributed significantly to Ramapo’s strong track and field team rankings across New Jersey.

In soccer, Jada is a key defensive player for Ramapo’s varsity team, anchoring the back line as a right back during the 2024-2025 season. Known for her smart positioning and ability to shut down opposing attackers, she played an essential role in helping the Raiders reach the postseason. Jada was part of a defensive unit that secured multiple shutouts. She also contributed offensively, tallying a bunch of assists in key games throughout the season. Her impact was felt in the Bergen County Tournament final, where Ramapo earned co-champion honors after a hard-fought 1-1 draw with Ramsey. Jada’s leadership and two-way presence make her one of Ramapo’s most valuable athletes.

Jada’s drive, athleticism, and focus set her apart as a leader on and off the field. Her commitment to excellence in both sports reflects her strong work ethic and passion for athletics. As she continues to grow and compete, Jada is poised to make an even greater impact with her school and her teams. 

Latest Articles

Track & Field: Can’t-miss meets, what to watch for in Week 6

May 08, 2024

Welcome to the county and conference championship stretch of the N.J. track and field campaign.It’s the start of three weeks of theater before sectionals and it always results in some of the best times and marks you’ll see all year. Athletes are working towards championship form and teams are making the same effort.The Week 6 slate is epic and it’s going to tell us a lot about where the top squads in the Garden State stand. Below, find the meets you won’t want to miss these next four days.Gene Littler Bergen County ChampionshipsWhen: Friday & Saturday, May 10-11Where: Old TappanThe Bergen County meets are so stacked that they’re divided into five groups. Between both genders, there will be seven Top-20 squads competing over the two days at NVOT. The girls teams are No. 12 Immaculate Heart, No. 13 Old Tappan and No. 17 Demarest. We’ll see the likes of No. 6 Demarest, No. 15 Bergen Catholic, No. 17 Ridgewood and No. 18 Old Tappan for the boys. Meet and school records are always in jeopardy across the board at this meet, but everyone will have their tape measurers out for the discus. Bergen Catholic junior Benji Shue seems to be knocking on the door of a colossal throw to supplant the PR 204-10 he threw at a tri-meet last month while Old Tappan senior Layla Giordano continues to hunt the girls state record.

Paul Schwartz’ track picks for 2024 Bergen County championships

May 09, 2024

These are Paul Schwartz’ track picks for2024 Bergen County ChampionshipsOnce again, Paul Schwartz tries to select the 180 event winners and 10 team champions at the 68th annual Red Littler Bergen County Championships which will be held May 10 and 11, with Divisions A,B, and E to be held at Old Tappan and Divisions C and D at Hasbrouck Heights at 3:30 on May 10 with all divisions at Old Tappan on Saturday at 8:45 on May 11.The meet is divided into four public and one non-public divisions by enrollment. The meet was just one division from 1955-1963, then divided according to NJSIAA group size from 1964-2003 before the county began to quartile within the entering schools until 2016, when the current arrangement was established.The individual division winners along with wild card selections are eligible to compete in the Lou Lanzalotto Bergen Meet of Champions on May 17GirlsEventDivision ADivision BDivision CDivision DDivision E100Myers, ParaDennis, OTNewman, RamsCastillo, RfCerto, AHA200Chape, HackDennis, OTNewman, RamsCastillo, RfCerto, AHA400Chape, HackBovell, RDCosta, RamsCastillo, RfCerto, AHA800Cannon, RpoAllen, RDBimson, RuthMichel, BogRajan, DE1,600Keating, RWAllen, RDTampadong, BectBua, HHSeckin, IHA3,200Potaki, RpoGabay, RDTampadong, BectMichel, BogFernandes, DE100 hurdlesVitolo, RpoDennis, OTMonaco, DumZuba, WallB. Burrell, PC400 hurdlesBryan-Jones, NHDennis, OTO’Hara, RamsFreiler, PRE. Burgess, IHAShotAnyadike, BTL. Giordano, OTRusso, HHButler, MPSobilo, IHADiscusAnyadike, BTL. Giordano, OTEddy, HHBallen, MPSobilo, IHAJavelinPapin, RwGuerrero, WestForte, RuthKontos, MPRoman, IHAHigh jumpJ. Giordano, RpoWichmann, WestMustafa, LyndO. Burrell, EmerB. Burrell, PCLong jumpShelley, CPMcQueeney, RDMonaco, DumO. Burrell, EmerRomero, IHATriple jumpPapin, RwAttali, DemTozduman, LyndBrunelle, EmerRomero, IHAPole vaultFormoso, BTTuite, OTMonaco, DumKapuscinski, EmerRoman, IHA4-x-100RamapoDemarestRamseyEmersonIHA4-x-400RamapoDemarestRamseyPark RidgeIHA4-x-800RidgewoodLeoniaRamseySaddle BrookIHATeamRidgewoodOld TappanHasbrouck HeightsMidland ParkIHA