Kawhi Leonard
3 NBA teams
- San Antonio Spurs
- Toronto Raptors
- LA Clippers
The coach behind Jorden Page Basketball Academy — literally raised in a basketball stadium. From representing Australia to playing Division One college basketball in the USA, Jorden has played across four continents and brings a lifetime of playing experience to developing the next generation of athletes.
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Jorden's grandparents campaigned to get Clippers Stadium built, and he grew up on its courts. Today, Court 1 is named after his Nan, Beryl Page, and it's where JPBA trains.
His game didn't stay local for long. From Grade 7, Jorden represented Queensland at national level, then earned a scholarship to the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) basketball program, now the Basketball Australia Centre of Excellence. He went on to represent Australia at the FIBA World Championships, compete internationally in Italy, France, Taiwan and Germany, and play NCAA Division 1 basketball at Saint Mary's College of California alongside future NBA players Matthew Dellavedova and Patty Mills, reaching the NCAA Sweet 16.
Where Jorden played is only half the story. How he learnt the game is what shapes JPBA today.
As a kid, he spent hours alone on an empty court, working on his footwork and ball handling with no coach standing over him. Nobody was making him do it. He did it because he loved it. That's where he learnt that real skill comes from repetition, imagination and love for the game, not just drills.
That belief is the foundation of every JPBA program: perfect practice, individualised development, and coaching that treats each athlete as a whole person, not just another player in a system.
The goal isn't just to make better players. It's to help every athlete fall in love with getting better.
When injuries brought his playing career to an early end, Jorden came home to the Sunshine Coast with one mission: to give back everything the game gave him.
From the stadium his grandparents fought to have built, JPBA gives the next generation the same standards, mentorship and pathway that took him around the world.
The goal is simple: give the kids back home the chance to go as far as they can. Maybe as far as he did. Maybe further.
State. National. College. International.
Winning has followed Jorden at every stage of the game. He won titles at state level in Queensland and at national level, then in college basketball in the USA, and he competed for Australia on the world stage. That’s the standard he brings to every JPBA session.

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Anyone can run drills. JPBA builds players who understand the game. Every athlete learns why a skill matters, when to use it, and how to execute it when the game speeds up and the pressure rises. That means precise technique, efficient movement mechanics, and decision-making that holds up in real competition.
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