2015-2016: Finished a great career with his final season on Rivermont Ave…one of only three players to appear in every game during the season, and one of only two players in the class to play in every game in his career, as him and Corey Brown finish their careers tied for most games played with 110…averaged 5.7 points per game and almost 43% from three point range…had four games this year with over double-figures…twice had 15 including the win over Hampden-Sydney College…had a great run in the ODAC Tournament, in which he hit two threes in every game at Salem…the long range shooter finishes his career in the top-10 of many categories besides games played: points (seventh), blocked shots (third), field goals made (eighth), three-point field goals made (fifth), rebounding (eighth), and free throws made (10th)…great personality will be missed by the team and the staff.
2014-2015: Continued to be one of the most durable and reliable players, playing in every contest while starting 22 of them…ended the season averaging 8.5 points per game and 3.8 rebounds per game…reset his career-high twice during the season, first with 16 points against Roanoke and establishing it with 19 against Washington and Lee…hit a season-high four three-point field goals in win over Roanoke…had a very good year shooting, as he shot over 46 percent from the field, and better than 40 percent from beyond the arc…had a career-high eight rebounds in two games: at Hampden-Sydney and against Washington and Lee…will continue to provide leadership and durability as he finished out a great career.
2013-14: Started in every game of the season, and has now started in 46 straight games for Randolph...knocked down 100.0% of his free throws in seven games, and increased his overall free throw percentage to 80.0%, the best of any WildCat with at least 15 attempts on the season...helped out on the boards with multiple rebounds in 19 straight games...matched his own career high with seven rebounds at Ferrum...increased his production on the offensive boards with offensive rebounds in 15 of 16 games...increased his total offensive rebounds from eight in 2012-13 to 29 in 2013-14—had second-highest average of offensive boards per game on the team.
2012-13: The effective small forward enjoyed a very good first-year season for the WildCats .... played in all 28 games for head coach Clay Nunley, earning the start in 24 of those contests...became a strong stretch forward for the WildCats, knocking down 27 trifectas on the season...fired 40.3 percent from downtown...averaged 4.1 points on the campaign...second on the team with nine blocks...shot 73.7 percent from the free throw line...averaged 18.1 minutes per contest...scored a career-high 15 points in a win at Shenandoah, knocking down three-of-four from deep...scored 10 points in a December 29 win over Johns Hopkins...knocked down three shots from downtown in four games...netted nine points in back-to-back games against Emory & Henry and Eastern Mennonite. pulled in a season-high seven caroms at Christendom December 3.
Before Randolph: Started for one season for the Patriots of Davidson Day School...was a contributor for the Patriots and head coach Ron Johnson...state champion in football...state runner up in basketball and conference champion.
Personal: Son of Jesse and Angela Eddie...has one brother, Jarell...majoring in political science...brother plays basketball for the NBA''s San Antonio Spurs Development-League team...enjoys playing piano...on Randolph''s summer paint crew...business major
