Binghamton University Athletics

Junior Season (2025-26)

• Started all 30 games played
• Averaged 14.5 points and 6.4 assists
• Third team all-conference selection
• Led America East and ranked 16th in country in assists
• Totaled school-record 192 assists (D-I era)
• Ranked 10th in nation in minutes (37+ per game)
• Played full 40 minutes 14 times, including 49 in triple OT game at UNH
• Among league leaders in scoring (5th), steals (7th) and field goal percentage (7th)
• Only player in conference to rank among the top-6 (conference play) in six different stat categories
• First America East player in 21 years (and sixth in league history) to average more than 14 points and 6 assists in a season (NBA champion JJ Barea did it in 2004-05
• Despite his 5-foot-10 stature, compiled six double-doubles, including two with 10+ rebounds
• His six "doubles" were most of any player in the country under 6-feet tall
• Pumped in 24 points (10-of-16 FG) with 12 rebounds in season-finale against Maine
• Had seven games with 20+ points and three games with 10+ assists
• Had strong closing run to season; in last nine games averaged 17.6 points and 6.7 assists  

Before Binghamton

• Transfer from George Mason University
• Played nine games last year for GMU team that went 27-9 and reached the NIT second round
• Averaged 8.1 minutes off bench
• Contributed four points, two assists in 15 minutes against East Carolina
• Had two or more assists in four different games
• Began collegiate career at Iona and made MAAC All-Rookie Team in 2023-24
• Started 18 games as freshman for Gaels
• Ranked second on team in assists (3.3/game) and third in scoring (10.8 ppg.)
• In MAAC tournament, averaged 15.5 points, 8.0 rebounds and 4.5 assists
• Shot 41% from floor and 77% from line
• Netted career-high 20 points vs. Fairfield
• Twice totaled seven assists 

In High School

• 2023 All-WCAC First Team and McDonald's All-America nominee
• Led Bishop McNamara in scoring as senior (20.5 ppg.)
• Lifted program to 49 wins over final two seasons
• Played AAU ball for D.C.'s Team Takeover