Jesus did not ordain anyone.  

When he chose disciples to preach the Good News, he chose both men and women.

The Twelve Apostles were merely picked as judges for the 12 tribes of Israel, per two gospels, and not priests.  This was to fulfill prophesy, and because they were picked as a matter of  satisfying lineage, no woman or gentile blooded men could satisfy this prophesy.   

Jesus, and Peter testifies to this, in his letters, made all of us equally priests in his name.  Peter claims there is one Royal Priesthood and does not claim himself to be a part of any special sacramental priesthood outside of that Royal Priesthood.  

It is logical that we have leaders, and that the leaders and the church body, pray over those individuals who feel called by God to lead parishes, and the Church, and preside over sacraments.  However, there is no reason to discriminate against a person based on gender or marital status.  

Jesus would have us ordain single and married men and women equally.