Hopewell Volleyball Standout Jordan Sirianni Named to All-State Team

Any athlete wants their senior season to be memorable and that’s certainly been the case for Hopewell Vikings volleyball standout Jordan Sirianni.

Not only was Sirianni able to accomplish plenty of personal accomplishments but more importantly, she was able to be a part of plenty of team winning.

In her last season with the Vikings, Sirianni and her teammates finished the 2024 season with an overall record of 17-4, including making it all the way to the WPIAL Championship match where they finished runners-up to Quaker Valley. The Vikings also qualified for the PIAA Tournament.

That’s a lot of winning which is something Jordan is no doubt extremely proud of.

With this winning also came individual recognition and anyone that saw her play, wouldn’t be surprised by that.

Following the season, four Lady Vikings were named to the WPIAL Class 2A All-Star team. Sirianni was named to the WPIAL 1st team, second team selections were Briana Inderelst and Alyssa Spang, while Bella Ceccarelli was named to the 3rd team.

That wasn’t the last award that Sirianni got this season.

Earlier this week, Jordan was fortunate enough to be selected to the 2024 AA All-State Volleyball team. It’s the first time in her career to achieve this accomplishment.

Hopewell Sports Nation caught up with Sirianni to ask her about this award and her special senior season.

“This senior year has meant so much to me,” Sirianni tells HSN. “Being able to go all the way and accomplishing this with my teammates was amazing. I wouldn’t be able to accomplish being an all-state player without the help of my teammates. This honor means so much to me because all the dedication and time I have put into this sport, and it’s paid off!”

Jordan is done playing volleyball. Currently, she’s playing club volleyball with the Sky Elite 18 National Team.

Following graduation, Sirianni intends to continue her volleyball career by playing at W&J College.

All the best in the future Jordan!