Cal Poly alumnus, Jordan Lewis, is looking to make a bigger impact in his second season in Israel.

After sitting out a season to complete his degree at Cal Poly, Jordan Lewis completed his rookie campaign in Israel’s second division. This season, he’ll go back for his second season.

Lewis discussed what got him to Cal Poly, his year off, what made him pick Israel as a place to play, and where he was when last year’s Mustangs made it to the NCAA Tournament.

Because I’m sometimes a YouTube junkie, I recently came across a highlight tape from Cal Poly alumnus, Jordan Lewis’ first season as a pro in Israel. Best I can tell, Lewis averaged just over 12 points and 4.6 rebounds per game in 24 minutes for Maccabi Beer Yakov last season. I’m pretty sure he played for at least one other team in Israel last year, but couldn’t easily find stats online. If you find more, please post below!

Either way, the highlight tape below shows what Cal Poly fans already knew — Lewis, who last played for Cal Poly in 2011-12, can use his strength to get separation and score in the paint, or he can step back and hit outside shots.

What a highlight tape probably doesn’t show is the fact that Lewis can probably still guard multiple positions in the league he’s playing in. If Jordan is back in SLO, I’ll try to get him on our podcast, but in the mean time, enjoy the highlight tape.