Portland Fire Converts Guard Jordan Harrison to Standard WNBA Contract
The Portland Fire has converted guard Jordan Harrison from a developmental contract to a standard WNBA contract. This move comes after Harrison played a significant role in the team's recent victory over the Seattle Storm due to injuries to other…
Portland, OR, August 9, 2026 —
The Portland Fire has officially converted guard Jordan Harrison’s contract from a developmental deal to a standard WNBA contract, the team announced.
This significant move for the undrafted rookie out of West Virginia follows her impactful performance in the team’s recent win against the Seattle Storm. Harrison stepped into a larger role due to injuries affecting other guards on the roster.
During the game against the Storm, Harrison logged a career-high 28 minutes on the court. In that extended playing time, she set new career bests in points, rebounds, and assists, demonstrating her developing capabilities and readiness for increased responsibility.
Harrison’s conversion to a standard contract signifies the team’s confidence in her potential and her contribution to the team’s strategy and future success. The Portland Fire organization has recognized her growth and performance, making this contract adjustment a key development for the player and the team.
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