Career Honors:
All-Heartland Conference Honorable Mention (2015-16)
Heartland Conference All-Tournament Team (2014-15)



2015-2016 (Senior): Capped a stellar two years at St. Mary's with increased production on both ends of the floor averaging 13.1 points, which was best on the team, 4.4 rebounds and one steal per game ... Starting in all 28 games he played in, he averaged just under 30 minutes per game ... Known for his late-game heroics, the Huntsville, Texas native added two more game-winners to the memory bank. Against Regis on Nov. 14, he scored 13 points in the final 3:13 of the game, including the go-ahead three with 36 seconds left. Two weeks later, he would give an encore performance at home against Missouri Western State, draining the go-ahead three with 41 seconds left ...  At the end of the season, he was named to the All-Heartland Conference Honorable Mention.

2014-2015 (Junior): Was a major contributor his first season as a Rattler, quickly becoming known for his 3-point shot … Sunk a team-high 49 three-pointers on the season with a .389 three-point percentage (49-126) … Earned a spot on the Heartland Conference All-Tournament Team after his three-pointer at the buzzer sent the Rattlers into overtime in the semifinals … Started 14 of the 30-game season, totaling 30 assists, 19 steals and seven blocks … Shot .643 at the line (27-42) and averaged 9.5 points per game … Had a .441 field-goal percentage (105-238) … Scored in double figures 14 times during the season and hit a season-high 27 points against St. Edward’s (1/17) … Hit at least 3 three-pointers eight times during the season and knocked down five 3’s against UAFS (3/6) in the Heartland Conference semifinals … His three-pointer that sent the Rattlers into overtime at the league postseason tournament earned the team the St. Mary’s Athletics Play of the Year award. 

Coastal Bend College: Played for two seasons under head coach Larry Mendez, becoming an Honorable Mention selection … Excelled academically as a member of the Dean’s List and was a member of the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society.
 
High School: Three-sport standout, lettering in basketball, football and track … Under head coach Larry Carlson on the basketball court, became the District 18-4A MVP as a senior and was selected to play in two All-Games … Named Second Team All-District for defense and averaged 17.3 points and 3.7 assists per game for his career … Was also named First Team All-District in football and named Honorable Mention All-District for track … Was a member of the Honor Roll.
 
Personal: Mother is Christine Minor … Majoring in exercise and sport science … Met Jack Yates when he advanced to the state quarterfinals.