Western Washington University Athletics

COLLEGE: Finished two-year career as school[apos]s record holder in 3-point accuracy at 47.4 percent, connecting on 157-of-331 attempts ... Played in all 29 games as senior, making four starts ... Averaged 11.7 points and 3.1 rebounds, shooting 47.3 percent from 3-point range to rank No.7 nationally ... Scored 29 points vs. Saint Martin[apos]s on 2/5/05, making 10-of-14 field goal attempts, including 6-of-10 3-pointers... Made at least one 3-pointer in last 19 games, and 28 of 29 contests for season ... Scored double figures in 16 games ... Started all 25 games played as junior, missing two contests with injury ... Averaged 13.2 points on school-record 47.5 percent 3-point shooting (77-of-162) and 3.4 rebounds, ranking No.15 nationally in 3-point accuracy and No.26 in 3-point makes per game (3.1) ... Hit 52.2 percent (60-of-118) of treys over last 17 games ... Scored double figures in 19 games ... Had 25 points and career-high 9 rebounds vs. Humboldt State on 1/8/04, making 7-of-10 3-pointers ... Two letters ... Transfer from Edmonds CC ... Most Valuable Player of NWAACC Northern Division as sophomore ... Averaged 17.5 points on 55.0 percent field goal shooting and 6.4 rebounds as Tritons finished 22-8 and reached NWAACC Tournament ... Scored career-high 32 points in 82-80 overtime win over Lane CC in first round of tourney ... Played in NWAACC North-South all-star game, helping North to 101-95 win with 19 points ... MVP of Blue Mountain Tournament, won by Edmonds, averaging 23.7 points in three games ... All-tourney choice at Edmonds Turkey Shootout ... Team co-captain ... Averaged 12.5 points as freshman, helping squad tie for Northern Division championship and reach NWAACC tournament ... Started and lettered two years. HIGH SCHOOL: Associated Press Class 1A state Player of the Year and MVP of Chinook League as senior at King[apos]s High School ... McDonald[apos]s All-America nominee ... Averaged 16.5 points and 9.5 rebounds, leading Knights to state championship ... MVP at state tourney ... Played in state all-star game ... MVP of Surf `n Slam Tournament in San Diego, Calif., and Seattle Times and Everett Herald Player of the Week selection ... Team captain ... First-team all-league as junior, averaging 13.0 points on squad that placed third at state ... As sophomore, played on team that finished fourth in state as sophomore ... Started two years and lettered three ... Also earned one letter each in football and track, placing fourth at state in high hurdles and sixth in high jump. PERSONAL: Major is business ... His sister, Sonya, played basketball one year at Seattle Pacific University.