Jordan High School recognized several seniors before the game against Hillcrest, with the event announcer reading short biographical tributes for Beckham Prince, Jaden Griffith and Logan Lockhart.

Announcer 1, the event announcer, described Beckham Prince as a loyal friend and member of Jordan High's basketball team who plans to attend Utah Valley University in the fall. "We love you so much, Beckham. We can't wait to see all the amazing things you accomplish and the many lives you touch," the announcer said.

The announcer introduced Jaden Griffith as a multi-sport athlete who participated in football, basketball and track during four years at Jordan High School. The broadcast said Griffith has scholarship offers for football and plans to attend university and pursue athletics and an MBA.

Logan Lockhart was presented as a dual-sport athlete in baseball and basketball who also took Advanced Placement classes and balanced academics with athletics. The announcer described him as a "genuine friend with a big heart" and noted his work ethic both on and off the field.

A student speaker later reflected on Jordan High School's clubs, sports and supportive culture, saying incoming freshmen find many opportunities to get involved and that upperclassmen often welcome younger students. That portion of the broadcast emphasized diversity, extracurricular involvement and the role of teachers and coaches in student development.

The recognitions were part of the pregame presentation before the Hillcrest–Jordan contest at Jordan High School.