Jordan Brand Unveils Class of 2025: Four Elite Basketball Stars

Jordan Brand has officially launched its Class of 2025, featuring an impressive lineup of four elite basketball players. This new group represents the future of the game and the next generation associated with the Jordan Brand legacy.

Meet the Class of 2025

• Sarah Strong: The No. 1 recruit in her class, Strong plays for the University of Connecticut. During her freshman season, she averaged over 16 points and nine rebounds per game, helping her team secure a National Championship. Strong has earned numerous accolades, including National Freshman of the Year.
• Kiyan Anthony: A top prospect from New York, Anthony is starting his freshman year at Syracuse University. He was named MVP at the 2025 Jordan Brand Classic and averaged more than 15 points per game for Long Island Lutheran High School. Kiyan is the son of former NBA star Carmelo Anthony.
• Cameron Boozer: Renowned as the No. 1 power forward in his class, Boozer is a Preseason ACC Rookie of the Year and a First Team All-ACC selection at Duke University. He has received the Florida Mr. Basketball award three times and is a two-time National Boys Basketball Player of the Year.
• Cayden Boozer: Cameron’s twin brother, also a five-star recruit, joins him at Duke University. The Boozer brothers led Christopher Columbus High School in Miami to four consecutive state championships and a national title in 2025.

Legacy and Impact

The partnerships with these athletes signal Jordan Brand’s commitment to nurturing young talent. The brand aims to inspire both performance and community involvement among rising players.

In the words of Sarah Strong, “Being part of Jordan Brand is honestly a huge honor. Jordan is a symbol of greatness.” Similarly, Kiyan Anthony emphasizes the importance of legacy, stating, “I want my legacy to be more than just basketball.”

A New Era for Jordan Brand Basketball

This announcement marks a pivotal moment for Jordan Brand Basketball, as it expands its name, image, and likeness (NIL) portfolio to include top male basketball talents for the first time. The Class of 2025 joins an impressive roster that includes athletes like Saniyah Hall and Kiki Rice.

Together, Jordan Brand and its NIL partners are poised to shape the future of basketball. They aim to motivate and empower young athletes worldwide to reach their highest potential both on and off the court.