Regis University Athletics

Career Notes
2-year letterwinner
 
Season Rankings
Games started: t-16th (29 in 2019-20)

2020-21 | Sophomore
Started nine games for the Rangers (missed a portion of the season due to injury) ... Despite missing six games, the guard was tied for third in scoring on the team ... Consistently found his teammates by averaging 3.3 assists per game ... Shot 71 percent from the free throw line ... In RU's loss to Chadron State on Jan. 4, the guard broke his career-high in points by dropping 22.
 
2019-20 | Freshman
Started in all 29 games this season, making him the only player on the team to earn that distinction … Had eight double-digit performances … Scored a season-high 16 points to go along with a team-high eight rebounds (six defensive) and three assists in the Rangers’ 84-71 win over St. Mary’s (Texas) on Nov. 9 in Golden, Colo. … Contributed a game-high seven assists in addition to three points at the free-throw line, four rebounds (three defensive), and one block in Regis’s season-opening, 64-60 victory against Lubbock Christian on Nov. 8 in Golden, Colo. … Finished the season hitting 78 of 174 (44.8 percent) attempts from the paint … Sank 19 of 58 (32.8 percent) from long distance … Converted 28 of his 43 (65.1 percent) free-throw attempts … Concluded the year with 80 rebounds (57 defensive), 67 assists, seven blocks, and 28 steals … Registered 799 minutes of playing time, which yielded an average of 27.6 per game.
 
High School
Was named the New South Wales Junior Male Player of the Year in 2018-19, which featured a step up to the U-18 Australian training camp, competing in the U-20 Australian Junior Championships as a bottom-age player, and earning a place in the National U-18 Asia Cup extended squad … Additionally averaged 24.5 points per game for the Bathurst Goldminers in the Waratah Youth League Men's Division Two season … Shot 42 percent from the 3-point line and over 50 percent from the field in the U-20 National Tournament.