Western Washington University Athletics

COLLEGE: Saw action in 19 games last season, making eight starts ... Averaged 9.5 points, making 25 straight free throws during one stretch ... Had season-high 22 points vs. Seattle U. on 1/11/07 ... Overcame knee injury (ACL) during off-season that required surgery ... Played in all 30 games as sophomore in 2005-06, averaging 4.9 points ... Had career highs of 23 points and 7 rebounds vs. Puget Sound Christian on 12/2/05 ... Also had 18 points (made 11-of-14 free throws) vs. Saint Martin[apos]s on 1/14/06 ... Played in 25 games as freshman in 2004-05 ... Averaged 2.9 points and 1.3 rebounds ... Scored season-high 10 points vs. UC Santa Cruz on 12/13/04 ... Three letters ... Also attended Eastern Washington University where he was redshirt one season after sitting out previous year because of knee injury. HIGH SCHOOL: Honorable mention Washington State Sportswriters Association Class 4A all-state choice as senior at Shadle Park High School ... First-team Spokesman-Review all-Area and all-Greater Spokane League selection ... Averaged 20.1 points and 8.0 rebounds, helping Highlanders to 24-6 record and fifth place at state tournament ... Twice state all-tournament choice ... Played in Northwest Shootout with senior all-stars from Washington and Oregon ... First-team all-league as junior on 24-5 team that placed third at state tourney ... Averaged 19.2 points, including 21.2 in four state tourney games ... Started three years and lettered four, scoring 1,409 career points ... Also lettered four years in track, placing fourth in javelin at state meet as senior with throw of 176-5, and sixth as junior. PERSONAL:Major is general studies and communications ... His father, Darcy, was his coach in high school and is last three-sport letter winner (football, basketball, track) at Western, graduating in 1982 ... His father coached Brewster High School to State B titles in 1984 and 1985, compiling record of 338-184 in 20 years as high school coach, including 142-98 record in 10 seasons at Shadle Park.