2017 Hyatt Place Tipoff All-Tournament Team
2017-18 All-ODAC Third Team
2016-2017 All-ODAC Third Team
2015 Doc Greene All-Tournament Team
2017-18: Led the WildCats in scoring despite missing a portion of the season due to injury … averaged 15.7 points per game … five 20+ scoring games including a season high 29 vs. EMU … became fifth player in program history to reach 1,000 points in a career … second on the team in total rebounds with 123 … grabbed season-best 14 at Ferrum … had five games with two or more steals … named to All-ODAC Third Team.
2016-2017: Took on several massive roles as a junior…became one of the three captains on the team, working as a leader…also became the go-to scorer for the team...the wing led the team in scoring (16.8) and rebounding (6.4)…finished fifth in the ODAC in scoring and ninth in rebounding…one of only three players in the league to be in top-10 in both categories…also averaged 2.3 assists…second in the league in minutes played at 34.5, behind teammate Reid Jacoby…scored under 10 points against only three opponents, and one was the blowout win over Christendom…had over 20 points on six occasions…became only the second player in program history to score 30 or more in a game…did that twice…tied the school-record for most points in a game, scoring 36 against EMU…named ODAC Player of the Week for his efforts…had three double-doubles, including 13 rebounds against Roanoke in the ODAC tournament…will look to continue that success as a senior.
2015-2016: The versatile guard had a great season…one of only three players to appear in every game, and he also started 15 of them…the athletic player did a little bit of everything, played great defense, rebounded, and scored as well…averaged 7.4 points per game and pulled down 3.5 boards a game…had nine games where he scored in double-figures…had season-highs of 14 points against Shenandoah and in the win over Juniata…was named to the Doc Greene All-Tourney team for his efforts…always seemed to provide a big spark whenever he came on the court…will look to increase his role as a junior with several players leaving for graduation.
2014-2015: Made a major impact as a first-year WildCat…played in 22 games, coming off the bench in each of those contests…scored his first points, three free throws, in the win over Mary Washington…set a career-high of 10 points twice: against Virginia Wesleyan and the win over Shenandoah University…played over 20 minutes in four different games…finished the season averaging nearly four points per game while shooting over 43% from the field…will look to earn more minutes in his sophomore year.
Before Randolph: Four-year basketball player at Loyola Blakefield...All-Mia team member and All-BCL team member...involved in peer education
Personal: Son of Oram and Angela...has a younger brother, Tyson.
