Chico State Athletics

As a Sophomore (2022-23)
- Played in 19 games with lone start against Cal State Monterey Bay (Feb. 18)
- Averaged 5.9 minutes per game
- Recorded 1.5 points and 1.5 rebounds per game
- Tallied season-highs of 7 points and 8 rebounds against Cal State Dominguez Hills (Jan. 5)

As a Sophomore (2021-22)
- Forced to sit out the season after suffering a knee injury in exhibition game at UCLA (Nov. 4)

Pre-Chico Days
- Played the 2019–20 season at Salt Lake College in Salt Lake City, Utah
- Helped lead the Bruins to an undefeated Scenic West Athletic Conference title, the National Junior College Athletic Association West District 1 and Region 18 championships, and the No. 4 junior college ranking in the country
- Part of the 2018–19 University of San Francisco basketball program, but appeared in just one game
- A 2018 graduate of Los Gatos High School
- Three-time All-De Anza League selection
- Named Prep2Prep’s Central Coast Section Freshman and Sophomore of the Year
- Averaged 26.1 points, 9.3 rebounds, and 2.4 assists, leading the Wildcats to the program’s first CCS Division I championship in 2018 and garnering the DAL Most Valuable Player award
- Earned San Francisco Chronicle All-Metro First Team honors as a senior, as well as being named Division II First Team All-State and Peninsula/South Bay Player of the Year

Personal
- Born September 17, 1999, in San Francisco
- Son of Jay and Lisa
- Has one younger sister, Sabrina
- His hero is Larry Bird (“He was a savage on the court and is the reason I started playing basketball”)
- The person he most admires in the sports world is LeBron James (“He’s been the best since I can remember watching basketball and he is a role model in every aspect”)
- Why he chose to attend Chico State: “The outstanding basketball program and campus/college town”
- His greatest sports moment was winning the first-ever Central Coast Section title in his high school’s history
- The most interesting thing he’s ever done is travel to Thailand as a youngster (“It changed my perspective on the world”)
- The most impressive thing he’s ever accomplished is scoring 47 points in a single game, breaking a school record
- What he has learned by playing basketball and other sports: “Sports teaches you a lot of lessons that are needed for the real world. Consistency and hard work is key”
- Says his biggest non-basketball talent is “reaching for things on the top shelf”
- Has been to Mexico over eight times
- At the top of his bucket list: “Swim with whales and turtles”
- Best advice ever received he attributes to Kevin Durant: “Hard work beats talent when talent fails to work hard”
- Majoring in communications.