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At Connecticut College:
Member of the sports information team and helps at home athletic events.

2022-23:
Played in 14 games and made one start … Averaged 2.9 points and 0.6 rebounds in 12.1 minutes per game as a sophomore … Handed out a season-high five assists against Purchase (11/15) … Made a pair of three-pointers against Coast Guard (11/30) and finished with a season-high eight points … Also scored eight points against Middlebury (2/10) … played five minutes at Hamilton (2/18) in the quarterfinals of the NESCAC Championship and recorded one rebound.

2021-22:
Played in 15 games and made one start as a freshman ... Averaged 3.1 points and 1.0 rebounds in 12.7 minutes per game ... Hit a pair of three-pointers and finished with six points and two assists in his collegiate debut against Merchant Marine (11/13) ... Handed out a season-high six assist and added a block to go along with five points at Mitchell (12/11) ... Finished with season highs of nine points and three rebounds in his first NESCAC game against Wesleyan (1/16).
 
High School:
Four-year letterwinner at Plymouth Whitemarsh … Captained the basketball team as a junior and senior … Averaged 20 points, six assists, and five rebounds per game his senior year … Helped his team win the league championship in his freshmen and sophomore seasons … Named to the Suburban One League Second Team as a junior and first team as a senior … Also played baseball, tennis, and soccer in his postgraduate year of high school … Was a four-year honor roll student and a member of the National Honor Society.
 
Personal:
Major is undeclared … Enjoys sleeping and spending time with friends … Favorite athlete is Steph Curry … Wants to become a speed and agility trainer after graduation.
 
Why Did You Choose Connecticut College?
“I chose Connecticut College because it is a great academic school. I also knew my coaches at Conn would help me to become a better player and individual.”
 
What Does #OneCamel Mean To You?
“#OneCamel means that I’m in a safe community where everyone will support each other. It also means that we are committed to caring for people of many different backgrounds. We do not have prejudice against people who may look or act differently than ourselves.”

Career Highs:
Points: 9, vs. Wesleyan (1/16/22)
Rebounds: 3, two times
Assists: 6, at Mitchell (12/11/21)
Steals: 2, two times
Blocks: 1, two times