2015-2016 D3Hoops.com All-South Region Third-Team
2016 ODAC All-Tournament Team
2015-2016 VaSID All-State Second-Team
2015-2016 VaSID All-Academic Team
2015-2016 All-ODAC First-Team
2014-2015 All-ODAC Third-Team
2015-2016: Finished a stellar career during the season…played in all but two games during the season and started 23 of them…once again averaged the most minutes of any player, logging over 32 minutes per game…led the team in scoring with 12.9 per game, and five times scored over 20 points…tallied a career-high 23 points against Lynchburg College…had 20 and 22 in two of his ODAC tourney games on the way to being named to the All-Tournament Team…averaged 4.9 rebounds and 3.7 assists during the season…also averaged 1.4 steals per game…had two milestone accomplishments during the season…he broke the program record for assists in a career, and leaves as the all-time leader with 332…scored his 1,000 point against Bridgewater and finished his career third in program history with 1,120 points…will be missed by the team and staff for all he did for the program.
2014-2015: Had another stellar season for the WildCats, appearing in every game on the year, and starting all but two of them…scored in double-figures in 24 games during the year, with one of the games he was under was against Christendom…tallied 20 or more three times, including season-highs of 21 against W&L and R-MC…shot a remarkable 49.3% from the field which was 12th-best in the conference, the highest for a player that made over 20 three-point field goals on the year…recorded four double-doubles during the year: 13 points and 14 rebounds at Frostburg St., 12-10 in the victory over VUL, 15-10 in the wins over Roanoke and E&H…showed how tough of a player he was by averaging 6.4 rebounds per game, which was 10th in the ODAC…his 3.5 assists per game was the highest total of any member in the top-10 of rebounding, which was also fifth in the conference…only player in the ODAC to finish in the top-10 in the three major statistical categories of points, rebounds, and assists…will look to continue to be one of the best players in the conference in his final season.
2013-14: Made an impressive impact in all areas from the very start of the season and laid down some great numbers...played in 14 games this year, and started in the first 10 games of the season, scoring in the double digits in five of those first games...was among the top scorers on the team in terms of points per game, with an 8.3 average...racked up 18 points against Frostburg State, 21 points at Ferrum, and 14 against New Jersey City early in the season...averaged 26.5 minutes of game time per contest played...went 72.7% from the line on the season, sinking 32 of 44 free throws in total—grabbed 52 defensive boards in the 14 games in which he played, and ranked high on the team with an average of 4.0 rebounds per game overall...brought down a whopping nine rebounds against New Jersey City, and seven against both Frostburg State and Bridgewater in two of the first four games of the season...grabbed the spot for highest program-wide average of assists per game at 2.9 on the season, and snatched the third-highest ranking on the team in total assists, handing out 40 on the year.
2012-13: Redshirted
2011-12: Had a very strong season for the WildCats as a first-year player...started 28 of the 29 games played for the WildCats...shot 45.7 percent from the floor on the year...led the conference in minutes played...fifth in the league with 96 assists .... placed in the league''s top 20 in defensive rebounding and field goal percentage...scored a career-high 22 points at Emory & Henry College...posted double-figures in eight games...had 20 points in a win over Ferrum...averaged 8.8 points per night for the WildCats...career high of 10 rebounds at Lynchburg...dished out season-best nine assists in ODAC Tournament game against Guilford.
Before Randolph: Was a three-year letter winner for the Tigers of J.R. Tucker...earned honorable mention All-Colonial District two years...as a senior, was a second-team all-district selection...led the Tigers in scoring all three seasons on varsity...recorded first triple-double in school history...top 50 in class academically....AAU U16 national champion.
Personal: Is the son of Mark and Michele Desgain...has two brothers, Adam and Chase...both brothers played at ODAC rival Randolph-Macon...physics and business double-major...dean''s list student.
