Columbia University Athletics

2006-07:  Recovered from a summer knee injury to start the first game of the season ... played in 26 of 28 games, starting four (Duke, at Yale, Dartmouth and Harvard) ... scored a season-high 12 points in a tight loss at St. John’s ... had 10 points vs. Sacred Heart ... scored 11 points vs. Dartmouth ... had a career-high nine rebounds in 19 minutes vs. Marywood ... grabbed five or more rebounds nine times ... played a season-high 28 minutes vs. Cornell ... played in 13 Ivy League contests. 

2005-06: Lions’ third-leading scorer with 10.4 ppg ... named to the all-tournament team of the Panasonic Holiday Festival ... hit four game-winning shots (New Hampshire, Stony Brook, Sacred Heart and Princeton) ... named Ivy League Player of the Week after the Penn/Princeton sweep ...named the team’s most improved player ... scored in double digits 15 times ... tallied his first career double-double in the season finale at Harvard with 13 points and 10 rebounds ... scored a career-high 23 points in the Lions’ home win vs. Penn, going 10 of 15 from the field and adding five rebounds ... he totaled 19 points in the home win vs. Brown ... scored 15 points in the win vs. Princeton, going 6 of 7 from the floor in 27 minutes ... scored 17 points vs. Notre Dame and 20 points vs. St. Peter’s ... shot .484 from the floor, to rank fifth in the Ivy League. 

2004-05: Missed most of the season due to injury ... played in two games, North Carolina State and Army. 

At El Camino: Four-year letterwinner in varsity basketball ... captain as a senior ... averaged 17 ppg, 8 rpg and 5 apg as a senior under head coach Ray Johnson ... El Camino finished the season 32-3 with a #11 national ranking ... three-time all-conference player ... named to the all-city team as a senior ... also named second team all-state ... scored 40 points twice in his final season with the Wildcats ... one of four seniors that graduated from El Camino's basketball team in 2004, all of whom went on to play Division I basketball.