Essentially rewrote the Monks basketball record book, setting 17 records – including 14 that stood at the time of his induction – in his four years at Saint Joseph's

Upon entering the Hall of Fame, ranked as the program's all-time leader in six statistical categories, including points (2,319), scoring average (20.4 PPG) and rebounds (927)

Set the single-game scoring mark with 52 points, including 36 in the first half - also a program record - against Maine-Machias on February 21, 1997

Owns three single-season records, all set in 1999 when he made 289 field goals, scored 769 points and posted a 26.5 scoring average

Received NAIA All-American First Team, All-State, All-Conference, State of Maine Player of the Year and Conference Player of the Year honors as a senior and earned 14 postseason awards in his career overall

Helped lead Saint Joseph's to three NAIA National Championship Tournament appearances as well as a 95-18 (.841) overall record

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