Widener University Athletics

2018-19
All-MAC Commonwealth Second Team...Started all 27 games for the Pride...Played a team-leading 859 minutes...Ranked third for the Pride attack scoring 230 points while averaging 8.5 PPG and shooting 50 percent from the field...Ranked fourth on the Pride defense recording 19 steals...Recorded a team leading 137 rebounds and 117 assists...Averaged a team leading 5.1 rebounds per game and 4.3 assists per game...Notched at least one rebound in 26 of his 27 appearances...Recorded at least one assist in all 27 games...Eclipsed the 20 mark against Albright (12/05) and Messiah (01/21)...Had an outstanding performance against Albright dropping 20 points while recording eight rebounds and eight assists...Had 10 double digit scoring games...Rejected three shots and racked up a season-high 10 assists against Lycoming (12/15)...Shot 10-for-13 (77 percent) from the field against Messiah (01/21).

2017-18
MAC Academic Honor Roll...Started all 28 games for the Pride...Led the MAC Commonwealth and was among the top-40 nationally with 5.1 assists per game and a 2.98 assist to turnover ratio...Averaged 8.7 points, pulling in 5.1 rebounds per game...Posted the first triple-double in nearly three years in the MAC with 10 pts, 11 reb, and 10 ast vs. Messiah (01/06/18)...Flirted with a triple-double, scoring 11 points with eight rebounds and eight assists against Stevenson (02/03/18)...Tied a then career-high with nine assists, not committing a turnover, scoring 12 against Mount Saint Mary (12/19/17)...Had a career day scoring 21 points, puling down eight rebounds, and dishing four assists vs. Moravian (12/18/17)...Scored nine of his career-high matching 14 points in the second half against Immaculata (12/16/17)...Tied a career best with nine rebounds while scoring 11 an dishing six assists against Albright (12/06/17)...Dropped a season-high 13 points while leading Widener with seven assists at Stevenson (12/02/17)...Netted 11 points and led the Pride with eight rebounds and five assists against Lebanon Valley (11/29/17)...Scored 11 points to go along with seven rebounds and six assists against No. 24 Scranton (11/21/17)...Tied a career-high with eight assists against Rosemont (11/18/17).

2016-17:
MAC Sportsmanship Team...Started all 26 games as a sophomore...Averaged 8.2 points, 4.6 rebounds and 3.6 per game while also finishing the season with 30 steals and 10 blocked shots … Led the team and ranked third in the league in assists per game while also leading the conference with a 2.1 assist-to-turnover ratio … Set a career high with five steals and dished out six assists in a 101-61 season-opening rout of Medgar Evers (11/18) … Scored eight points, grabbed four rebounds and recorded a career-high eight helpers in an 84-77 win over Immaculata (11/22) … Netted a career-high 14 points in a 70-56 victory versus Arcadia (1/18) before falling just shy of first career double-double by providing 13 points and nine boards in an 89-78 overtime win over Albright (1/21) … Contributed 13 points, eight rebounds and six assists while not committing a turnover in a 93-78 victory against Messiah (2/8).

2015-16
MAC Academic Honor Roll...Made 19 appearances as a freshman...Contributed 73 points, 45 rebounds, 33 assists and 18 steals … Also shot an efficient 55.3 percent from the floor and 50 percent from long range … Scored a season-high 12 points by shooting 3-for-4 from the field, including 2-for-2 from long distance, and 4-for-4 from the line at Lebanon Valley (1/13) … Dished out five assists in consecutive games against Arcadia (1/20) and Alvernia (1/22) … Also added eight points and five boards against the Crusaders … Finished with seven points, five boards, two assists and two steals in a 74-58 win over Arcadia (2/16).

High School
Four-year letterwinner as a point guard at Lenape … Team captain who averaged 11 points per game as a senior … Was an all-conference first team selection … Helped the program capture a league title … Honor roll student … Member of the National Honor Society.
 
Personal
Majoring in business … Favorite athlete is Paul Pierce … Hopes to own a business after graduation.
 
Why Did You Choose Widener?
“I chose Widener because of the great education it offers. At the same time, I believe I can have a successful basketball career here.”