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Height 6-0
Weight 175
Class Senior
Major Psychology
Hometown Rocklin, Calif.
High School Whitney HS '18

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2023: Played in one game…Had three catches for 36 yards…Recorded season highs in catches (3) and receiving yards (36) against Texas A&M Commerce on August 31^st.

2022: Played in nine games and made six starts at receiver… Caught 18 passes for 250 yards and two scores… Averaged 13.89 yards-per-catch… Caught six passes for 114 yards at No. 4 Montana State… Hauled in a 16-yard touchdown against San Diego (Sept. 17)… Posted 63 yards on four catches and found the endzone at Northern Colorado (Oct. 22).

2021 FALL: Did not appear in any games.

2021 SPRING: Appeared in three games, totaling 2 receptions for 24 yards... Caught a 17-yarder at Weber State (3/13) and a 7-yarder vs. Cal Poly (3/20).

2019: Started first two games before suffering season-ending injury... Caught 7 passes for 95 yards: 3-for-58 in opener at Cal (8/31), 4-for-37 at San Diego (9/7).

2018: Competed in 12 games… Recorded eight points and 61 all-purpose yards, both career highs, vs. Idaho State (10/13)… Scored a touchdown against the Bengals and at Cal Poly (10/20)… Ended the season with 17 rushing yards on five attempts, 275 receiving yards on 26 catches, and two touchdowns… Caught a pass for a two-point conversion against Idaho State in the Aggies’ come-from-behind overtime victory.

WHITNEY HS '18: Competed for Whitney High School’s football and basketball teams his sophomore through senior years… Sacramento Bee All-Metro 2017 selection... Collected All-Capital Valley Conference first team, All-Section and All-Metro accolades each season… Two-time Cal-Hi Sports All-State Nominee and CVC Offensive Player of the Year… Awards haul also includes WHS Offensive Rookie of the Year, Outstanding Athlete and Offensive Playmaker… Earned Scholar-Athlete status each term… Involved in his school’s Leadership Program all four years… Volunteered for three years as a youth football coach for the Whitney Jr. Wildcats.

PERSONAL: Chose UC Davis because of the endless opportunities available by earning a degree from this institution.