The Sacramento Basketball community is mourning the tragic death of coach Jordan Bell.
Jordan Bell, born in 2001, was a versatile basketball player from Stockton, California, who made his mark as a standout guard for Brookside Christian High School.
Standing 5-foot-10 and weighing 175 pounds, Bell played both point guard and shooting guard, bringing quickness, balance, and floor awareness to the Knights’ varsity squad from 2016 to 2020.
Wearing jersey number 1, he became known for his strong ball-handling, reliable mid-range shooting, and ability to read defenses, often stepping into a leadership role despite his young age.
His athletic measurements included a 4.96-second 40-yard dash and a 150-pound bench press, highlighting his commitment to strength and conditioning during his high-school career.
After graduating, he remained connected to the game by contributing to player development and coaching at Weston Ranch High School, where he assisted with the JV Boys Basketball Program for the Weston Ranch Cougars.
Basketball Coach Jordan Bell Died At The Age Of 24
According to various sources, Jordan Bell, a basketball coach at Weston Ranch High School, passed away in November 2025 at the age of 24.
However, the cause of death has not been revealed yet.
Michael Baker from Foothill Farms took to the official Facebook handle to announce the tragic news. He wrote,
The Sacramento Basketball Community lost a legend this Weekend and I lost a good friend. Jordan Bell even at such a young age was one of the most intelligent Basketball minds I have ever worked with. We were luck enough to have him even for a short time at Folsom. Rest in peace coach this Folsom Basketball season is for you!!
Michael Baker
Darlene Ragan from Sacramento, California, took to the comment section and sent prayers to Jordan’s family.
Prayers for family losing a son is hardest life for ever I miss my Son too
Darlene Ragan
Paul Nunn from Alameda, California, also mourned the loss of Jordan. He wrote,
Our community lost more than a coach today —
Paul Nunn
we lost a brother, a mentor, and a bright soul.
Jordan Bell gave everything he had to the youth,
to the game, and to everyone who crossed his path.
His passion was real. His impact was real.
And his memory will continue to shine through the players
and people he lifted up.
– Paul Nunn, Coaches Corner
Charles Gazaway III, who works at Pacific Gas and Electric Company and Apple, wrote,
This is Crazy!!! A young man with so much love and respect for all those that came before him is gone way too soon.
Charles Gazaway III
Other close relatives and family members also offered their heartfelt condolences and sent prayers to Jordan’s family, encouraging them to stay strong during this difficult time.
His family will soon announce their funeral service schedule.
Rest in Heaven, Jordan Bell.
