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2011-12: Played in six games in his final season as a WildCat ... suffered a career-ending injury Nov. 30 against Bridgewater ... in a touching moment, started on Senior Night on the floor before leaving to a standing ovation right after the tip ... netted two games of five points before the injury ... team captain. 2010-11: Was having a very strong season until a rough fall at Lynchburg ended his year ... averaged 5.8 points per game in 22 games of action ... started 16 straight games before his injury ... had a season-high 13 points at Virginia Wesleyan on Jan. 12 ... scored 11 points in wins against Guilford and Emory & Henry ... had 12 points, five boards and five assists in a win over Washington & Lee ... hopes to be ready for pre-season for his senior season. 2009-10: Scored 134 points as a sophomore, playing in 17 games, starting in 11 of those...scored a career-high 23 points against Colby-Sawyer College, knocking down 10 of his 15 shot attempts from the floor...notched 14 points against both Emory & Henry College and Ferrum College...scored 11 points in 16 minutes against the Lions of Piedmont College, also grabbing four rebounds...had a season-high four assists against Virginia Intermont College on 11/24/09...posted six boards in back-to-back games against Lynchburg College and Colby-Sawyer College. 2008-09: Played in 25 games as a first-year for the WildCats, gaining a season-high 26 minutes at Virginia Wesleyan College...posted a then career-high 10 points at Christendom College on 11/21/08...failed to score in only five games all season...scored six points and grabbed five boards in his first collegiate ballgame against Marymount (VA)...had four points, four steals and four boards, adding three assists against Patrick Henry. Personal: Malcolm is the son of Frank and Rise Nelson...attended Trinity Episcopal HS...was a three-year letter winner, two year starter and captain as a senior at Trinity Episcopal...came to Randolph because of the cozy feeling of the school, its basketball program and for its academic reputation...history major.