Accolades:

All-Conference: 1st Team (2013, 2014)
All-State: 1st Team (2013, 2014)
GNAC All-Tournament Team (2014)
GNAC ROW: 1/31/2011
MMBCWA POW: 12/9/2013, 2/3/2014, 2/17/2014, 2/24/2014
GNAC Honor Roll: 1/17/2011, 1/24/2011, 12/12/2011, 2/18/2013, 12/9/2013, 1/13/2014, 2/3/2014, 2/17/2014, 2/24/2014
MMBCWA Honor Roll: 1/18/2011, 1/24/2011, 1/31/2011, 12/12/2011, 2/13/2012, 1/13/2014
NABC Honors Court (2013, 2014)
GNAC All-Academic (2013, 2014)

2013-14: One of two players to start all 28 games for the Monks…averaged 18.8 points, 3.5 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game while shooting 47.1% (169-359) from the field, 43.3% (103-238) from three-point range and 80.8% (84-104) from the free throw line…paced the Royal Blue in scoring, field goals attempted (359), three-pointers made (103) and attempted (238) and total points (525)…ranked second on the team in field goals made (169) and free throw percentage…tallied career-highs in scoring average, total points, field goals made and attempted, three pointers made and attempted, and free throws made and attempted…also posted a personal-best with 65 assists…led the GNAC and ranked second in NCAA DIII Men’s Basketball with 103 three-point field goals – a total that also broke the Monks’ single-season record, which was formerly held by Stephen Chase ’93, who mad 97 treys during the 1992-93 campaign…no Saint Joseph’s player has scored more points (525) or posted a higher PPG average in a single season since C.J. Vose '03 netted 560 with a 20.0 PPG mark during the 2000-01 season…became the 36th member of the SJC 1,000-Point Club after scoring 29 points in a double-overtime victory over Rivier University on December 7th…led the Monks in scoring in 15 different contests and drained at least one three-pointer in 27 of the team’s 28 games…earned First Team All-GNAC honors for the second-consecutive season and also claimed GNAC All-Tournament mention…selected as the MMBCWA Player of the Week on four occasions and was listed on the GNAC Weekly Honor Roll five times as a senior…opened the season with 21 points and six rebounds while shooting 6-10 from downtown in a victory over Bates College on November 19th…was 7-11 from beyond the arc with 27 points in a victory over Suffolk University on December 5th...hit the 1,000-point mark after going 7-10 from long distance with 29 points and six dimes against Rivier two days later…kicked off the New Year with 20 points while shooting 6-11 from three-point distance in a loss to Misericordia at Catholic University on January 4th…hit on seven of 10 shots from beyond the arc and tallied 23 points, six rebounds and four assists to help the Monks top Norwich University on January 25th…poured in 24 points with seven assists and was 5-8 from three-point range in the Monks’ convincing 74-55 victory over nationally-ranked Albertus Magnus College on February 1st…netted a career-high 32 points while shooting 10-13 from the field, including a 6-8 clip from long distance, in a triumph over Emmanuel College 10 days later…added 26 points with seven treys at Mount Ida College on February 20th…helped propel the Monks into the GNAC Championship game with 24 points and five rebounds against Johnson & Wales University in a conference semifinal at the Harold Alfond Center on February 27th…scored a game-high 23 points in the Monks’ season-ending setback at Albertus on March 1st…capped his career with 1,408 points, 267 three-pointers made, 362 rebounds, 195 assists and 72 steals over 107 contests…ranks second all-time in career three-point field goals and is just the second Saint Joseph's player – Zach O'Brien '12 being the other – to earn a pair of First Team All-GNAC accolades during their career.

2012-13: Played and started in all 27 games as a junior…averaged a team-high 33.4 minutes per contest…also led the team in scoring average (15.3 PPG) and points (413) as well as both three-pointers made (70) and threes attempted (192)…contributed 4.0 rebounds, 2.1 assists and 0.9 steals per tilt and sported a 1.4 assist/turnover ratio…ranked second on the squad in field goals made (131), free throws made (81), free-throw percentage (78.6%) and assists (58) this winter…paced the GNAC in trifectas made while ranking seventh in both points and free-throw percentage (78.6%)…earned First Team All-GNAC and First Team All-State accolades following the season…also claimed NABC Honors Court mention for academic excellence as a junior…led the Monks in scoring in 12 different contests…opened the season by scoring a career-high 29 points off a 6-8 effort from downtown in an 82-62 win over Bowdoin College on November 20th… netted 23 in a 73-72 victory over Becker College on December 30th…added 21 points versus Norwich University on January 5th and poured in 24 against Johnson & Wales University seven days later…drained five three-pointers in a loss to Anna Maria College on January 19th…added 22 points to help lift the Monks to a 63-55 victory over Maine-Farmington on January 30th…was 10-11 from the charity stripe versus Norwich on February 12th…went 5-8 from downtown and was a perfect 9-9 from the FT line en route to scoring 26 in a hard-fought loss to Albertus Magnus College on February 14th…pulled down a career-high nine rebounds and netted 16 points in the Monks’ season-ending GNAC Tournament semifinal loss to Anna Maria on February 21st…heads into his senior campaign 117 points shy of the 1,000-point mark…currently ranked fifth in program history in three-pointers made (164).

2011-12: Appeared in all 27 games and made four starts as a sophomore guard…averaged 25.3 minutes per tilt…netted 11.5 points and 3.9 caroms per contest and shot a team-best 40% (62-155) from three-point range during a breakout season…finished second on the team in both threes made (62) and attempted (155) as well as free throws made (66), freebies attempted (77) and FT% (85.7%)…paced the Monks in points in three different contests…made his first NCAA start in a win over Bowdoin College on November 22nd…grabbed a career-high three steals in a triumph over Husson University on November 30th…went 4-6 from downtown and 8-8 from the FT line to record his first 20-point performance as a collegiate player in a win over Lasell College on December 8th…netted 19 in a victory over Suffolk University three days later…pulled down a career-best seven rebounds in a win over Mount Ida College on January 16th and repeated the effort against the Mustangs 10 days later…dropped 22 points against Rivier College on February 9th…netted a career-high 24 versus the Raiders just two days later…earned GNAC Weekly Honor Roll mention on December 12th and claimed MMBCWA Honor Roll mention on December 12th and February 13th. 

2010-11: Played in 25 games as a freshman guard…averaged 18.3 minutes per contest…netted 6.4 points, 2.0 rebounds and 1.7 assists while shooting 42.5% (51-120) from the field, 43.8% (32-73) from three-point range and 81.3% (26-32) from the FT line…ranked third on the team in assists average and fourth in both scoring and three-pointers made…his 32 three-pointers as a freshman ranks as the fifth-highest total made by a first-year player in program history and the most since Travis Seaver ’03 drained 46 as a frosh in 2000… scored 12 points in his first NCAA action, a 69-67 win over Maine-Farmington on November 23rd…scored 12 again and made a season-high four three-pointers against Norwich University on January 11th…chipped in with a career-high 15 points against Rivier on January 25th…selected as the GNAC Rookie of the Week on January 31st…also listed on the conference weekly honor roll twice and the MMBCWA Honor Roll on three occasions.

High School: Played four years of varsity basketball for Scot Boudria at Westport High School, making the State Tournament every year...was a Mayflower League All-Star as a junior and selected as league MVP senior year...averaged 24 points, 7 assists and 3 steals his senior year... scored 47 points and drained 11 threes against Chatham High School.

Personal: Matthew Kevin Medeiros, born on November 28, 1991 in Providence, RI....son of Kevin and Jennifer Medeiros...majoring in Physical Education.

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