Detroit Teen Jordan Spencer Makes College Baseball Roster, Defying the Odds for Black Players Across 1,600 Programs
Jordan Spencer is a rising star shaping his team's legacy.
January 29, 2026
This article was last updated by Alisha Shrestha on January 29, 2026
Jordan Spencer graduated from Cass Technical High School in 2026 and committed to Tuskegee University baseball.
He has made his family proud of his athletic achievements.
2026 DPSCD CHAMPIONS!
— Jordan Spencer (@jspencer2025)
Jordan Spencer is a talented and dedicated young baseball player who made waves at Cass Technical High School.
He has the ideal athletic build for the sport, standing at 6’1″ and weighing 195lbs and combined his strength with agility on the field.
He helped lead his high school team to secure their first District Championship in 30 years in June 2026 and their first Detroit Public School League (PSL) title in over two decades in May 2026.
Afterward, he committed to Tuskegee University baseball.
Thank you to everyone who helped me along this journey! Officially, a Tuskegee University Golden Tiger.
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Jordan Spencer is heading to the baseball field at Tuskegee University, and his journey is resonating far beyond the diamond.
He is the son of Lorenzo Spencer and Tianna Spencer.
Thank you to everyone who helped me along this journey! Officially, a Tuskegee University Golden Tiger
— Jordan Spencer (@jspencer2025)
Jordan’s athletic achievement sparked a heartfelt Facebook post from his proud father, Lorenzo Spencer.
Lorenzo shows a reality in the sport, noting that across roughly 1,600 college baseball programs, Black players comprise only about 5% of NCAA rosters.
Despite these obstacles, Jordan’s accomplishment is an example of his determination.
I almost cried seeing my baby boy on a college baseball roster! He worked hard for it. There are roughly 1600 college baseball programs including NAIA and JUCO. Black players only make up 5% of NCAA college baseball at all divisions.
BE GREAT SON! Thank you to the VILLAGE!
Lorenzo’s post gained wide attention and drew an outpouring of congratulations from community members, friends, and strangers.
Jordan’s journey is a beacon of representation and possibility for young Black athletes across the country. He is an inspiration for the next generation.
Cass Tech and Detroit built. Awesome and talented young man, raised properly by his 2 wonderful parents. Congratulations family. Go get em Jam master J.
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