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Senior Season
(2003-2004): Medical Redshirt
Junior Season
(2002-2003): Was one of five players to play in all 27 games,
starting 17...averaged 13.4 points per game, ranking
13th in the PacWest Conference...scored
double-figures 17 times, including six in a
row...posted three double-doubles for points and
rebounds...averaged 5.9 rebounds per game, with a
season-high 11 against BYU-Hawaii and Nova
Southeastern...ranked sixth in the PacWest for
rebounds per game...scored a season-high 29 points
against Chaminade, connecting on 6-of-11 from the
field and 17-of-22 from the free throw line...shot
48% from the field...ranked 11th in the PacWest for
field goal percentage...made 10-of-11 field goals
against Western New Mexico, scoring 26 points in the
Yellowjackets' school-record 146-point outburst.
At City College of San Francisco
(2001-2002): Was named the conference’s
Defensive Player of the Year...scored 13 points a
game...pulled down eight rebounds per game...handed
out four assists per game...team finished with an
overall record of 33-2 and advanced to the Regional
semifinals.
At Trinity Valley Community
College (1999-2000): As a true freshman, scored
9.4 points per game...averaged six rebounds per
game...team reached the Regional semifinals with an
overall record of 24-7.
At LaSalle Academy (New York): Graduated in 1999...as
a senior, averaged 18 points and 12 rebounds a game
for one of the nation’s top basketball high
schools...team was the conference runner-up, falling
to Rice HS in the conference championship
game...team posted a 19-9 record in senior
season...was a McDonald’s All-America Nominee as a
senior...earned first team all-conference
honors...named to the All-New York City second
team...was a first-team selection on the New York
Post All-City team...named to the third-team on the
Daily News All-City team...as a junior averaged a
double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds a
game...team finished with an 18-9 record in junior
season...as a sophomore, team won the New York City
Championship...finished the season with a 27-1
record...the only loss coming in the New York State
Championship game. Career Highs:
Points: 33 vs. Johnson and Wales, 2/26/05
Rebounds: 18 vs. Chaminade, 2/10/05
3-Point FGs: 3 vs. Brigham Young, 1/11/05
Assists: 6 vs. Cal State-L.A., 12/29/02
Steals: 3 seven times
Blocks: 2 vs. Haskell, 12/31/04; 2 vs. Brigham
Young, 1/11/05 |
