Western Washington University Athletics

COLLEGE: Played in all 27 games as freshman in 2010-11, making four starts ... Averaged 5.7 points and shot 46.2 percent (43-of-93) from 3-point range, fifth all-time in school history and second in GNAC ... Scored season-high 19 points at Simon Fraser 1/29/11, hitting 5-of-11 threes, and had 18 points vs. Walla Walla on 11/22/10, making 6-of-8 treys ... Also had season-high 6 assists vs. Rollins FL on 12/17/10 ... Made three or more 3-pointers in seven games ... One letter. HIGH SCHOOL: First-team Class 2A all-State selection and Bellingham Herald all-Whatcom County Player of the Year as senior at Squalicum High School ... State tournament MVP and first-team Northwest Conference all-star ... Helped lead Storm to 26-1 record, third consecutive league and district titles and second straight state championship ... Played in Northwest Shootout (Washington vs. Oregon All-Star game) ... Finished third among Northwest Conference scorers with 18.9 average, hitting 101-of-253 (40 percent) 3-pointers ... Set school records for 3-point makes in season (101) and career (237), and most consecutive games making one or more threes (56) ... Scored 32 points in 92-69 win over Burlington-Edison at 2A Northwest District championship game just four days after having appendix removed ... First-team state all-tournament pick and second-team all-league as junior on 26-1 squad, averaging 14.0 points ... Scored career-high 33 points vs. Sultan in district semifinals ... As sophomore, started on team that finished third at Class 3A state tournament ... That year, SQHS topped state in all-academic standings ... Started and lettered three years. PERSONAL: Plans to major in business/finance ... Posted 3.95 grade point average in high school ... His father, Tim, was NAIA District 1 all-star men[apos]s basketball player at Western in 1987-88, helping Vikings to 28-8 record and second round at national tournament ... Tim finished four-year WWU career as assist leader (412) and second in scoring (1,347), setting school season records for 3-point makes (90) and percentage (.446) and career marks for 3-point percentage (.442) and consecutive games making one or more 3-pointers (39).