Hiram College

2017-18 (Senior): Recognized as First-Team All-NCAC ... played and started in 23 games...finished as the only player in the conference to average a double-double  (15.6 points and 10.7 rebounds) ... ranked third in the NCAC in field goal percentage (61.3) ... scored double-digits in 21 of 23 games and earned over 20 points six times ... earned 15 double-doubles including a 20-point and 18-rebound game against Denison on Jan. 16

2016-17 (Junior): Earned the best field goal percentage in Division III across the nation (.691) ... earned NCAA statistical championship for field goal percentage ... named Second Team All-NCAC ... broke the record for best shooting season in the history of Hiram by shooting a .691 ... played and started in all 26 games ... shot over .700 in 14 games and shot perfect from the field two times ... broke Hiram's single game percentage record by going 10-for-10 on Jan. 11 against Ohio Wesleyan ... led the NCAC in rebounds per game with an average of 11.0 ... ranked fifth in the conference with total blocks (25) ... earned 14 total double-doubles ... season high 31 points (2x) ... career-best 22 rebounds against Allegheny on Jan. 28

2015-16 (Sophomore): Named North Coast Athletic Conference Honorable Mention selection ... played and started in 26 games ... tallied a team-high, nine double-doubles ... led the team and ranked second in the NCAC in rebounds per game (9.7) ... led the Terriers in field goal percentage (.559) ... posted double-digit scoring efforts 11 times, including posting over 20 points, four times ... season-high 23 points (2x) ... season-best 17 rebounds (2x).

2014-15 (Freshman): Played in 25 games, with 23 being starts ... led the team in rebounds per game (6.0), field-goal percentage (.603) and total blocks (23) ... ranked second on the team in points per game (8.6) ... posted two double-doubles on the year, including a 10-point, 10-rebound performance in a victory over Wittenberg ... season-best 19 points at Allegheny on Jan. 28.

High School: 2014 graduate of Brookside High School ... played four seasons for the Cardinals and head coach Brent Schremp.

Personal: Management major