Southern Utah University Athletics

2010-11/Career Highs: 22 points vs. Cal Baptist, 7 rebounds at IPFW; 8 assists vs. IUPUI

2010-11 Highlights: Carried a double-figure scoring average all season until going scoreless at South Dakota State after getting into early foul trouble and finishing without a point for the first time. Led the team and was fourth in The Summit League in assists (4.0 apg), was third in the league in steals with a team-best 1.4 per game (all games). Led or co-led team in assists 20 times, in steals 16, in scoring six, rebounds three times and in blocks twice. Led team with five assists and co-led with five rebounds in The Summit League tournament game vs. Oakland, also finished with 13 points. Scored 16 points, his most points in 11 games, and dished out four assists in the regular-season's penultimate game, an 84-66 win over IPFW. Hit 5-of-6 free throws down the stretch to help seal the win at Western Illinois, finished with 10 points and led team with five rebounds and four assists. Scored in double figures for the first time in seven games vs. ORU when he finished with 13 points, six rebounds and three assists. Dished out a career-high eight assists at home vs. IUPUI. Paced team with 16 points vs. Western Illinois. Tallied six assists at ORU. Scored 18 points to lead the team vs. NDSU. Hit 7-of-8 shots, scored 16 points, vs. Weber St. Led team in scoring (15), rebounds (7) and assists (6) at IPFW where he hit 7-of-10 shots. Led team with 13 points and seven assists at Oakland, also had four rebounds, four steals. Led team with 16 points and four assists vs. Ball State. Dished out six assists vs. Drake, with five rebounds and three steals. Pulled down six rebounds, scored nine points and dished out three assists at CSUB. Led team with 22 points vs. Cal Baptist, also had all five of the team's steals, three rebounds and two assists.

At Connors State: Earned honorable-mention all-conference honors last year when he helped Coach Bill Muse's Cowboys to their second straight conference and Region II championships. In 2009 the team finished fourth at the NJCAA national tournament. Team went 58-13 during his two seasons as the squad's point guard, including a 30-4 mark in 2009-10. Averaged 8.4 points, 4.1 assists and 1.5 steals per game last season when he led the region with his .838 free throw percentage.

At Little Rock High School: Averaged 17.1 points, 7.2 rebounds, 2.2 assists and 2.1 steals per game his senior season when he helped Coach George Cirks' Warriors to a 6A state championship and their second straight conference title. Also earned all-conference recognition in cross country.