Jordyn Cambridge records first triple-double in Vanderbilt history at SEC Women’s Tournament

Jordyn Cambridge has some serious bragging rights in her family after her game on Wednesday.

As 13-seed Vanderbilt cruised to an 85-69 victory over 12-seed Texas A&M in the first game of the SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament, Cambridge had a monster day.

As you can see below, she recorded 13 points, 15 rebounds and 10 assists, putting up the first-ever triple-double in the history of Vanderbilt women’s basketball history:

⚓ 13 Pts
⚓ 15 Reb
⚓ 10 Ast

Jordyn Cambridge records the FIRST triple-double in @VandyWBB history!@jodyforever3 | #SECWBB pic.twitter.com/bzJYp98pwU

— SEC Network (@SECNetwork) March 2, 2022

Cambridge’s brother, Devan, plays for Auburn — a team many expect to go far in the SEC and NCAA men’s tournaments. But, Wednesday was all about Jordyn, who had a performance for the ages.

Vanderbilt now advances to take on No. 5 seed Florida on Thursday. We’ll see if Cambridge can keep the outstanding play going another day.

Adam Spencer

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