Career Honors:
NABC All-Region Second Team (2014-15)
Heartland Conference Tournament MVP (2014-15)
All-Conference First Team (2014-15)
Heartland Conference Newcomer of the Year (2013-14) 
All-Conference Second Team (2013-14)



2014-2015 (Senior): Charted a banner season in his final year, becoming the Heartland Conference Tournament MVP, an All-Conference First Team selection and a NABC All-Region Second Team selection … Led the Rattlers in scoring with 13 points per game and led the team in assists (82) and steals (49) … Started 29 of the 30-game season, recording a 40.8 field goal percentage (107-262) … Led the teams in free throw percentage at .826, free throws made at 142 and free throws attempted at 178 … Totaled 110 rebounds and knocked down 30 three-pointers  … Scored in double figures in 20 games on the season, including hit double digits in the final nine games on the season … Matched his career-high 23 points against Texas-Permian Basin (2/14) ... Was named the St. Mary's Athletics Male Athlete of the Year. 

2013-2014 (Junior): Found huge success with the Rattlers in his first season, earning the Heartland Conference Newcomer of the Year and All-Conference Second Team selection … As a go-to starter, starting 25 of his 26 games played, averaged a team-high 31.7 minutes per contest … Averaged 11.3 points per game, the second-most on the team and led the Rattlers in assists with 78 … Went 96-121 at the line for a free throw percentage of .793 percent ... Also recorded 96 rebounds and knocked down 21 three-pointers … Scored a career-high 23 points against Lubbock Christian (2/15) and had 16 games where he recorded over 10 points … Finished the season scoring in double figures in seven of his last eight games. 

Duquesne University: Found success under head coach Jim Ferry, leading the team in assists and steals … Named Team Defensive Player of the Year … Played in 29 of the 30-game season, leading the team in three-point percentage at .385 (15-39).
 
New Mexico Junior College: Was an awarded point for New Mexico Junior College under head coaches Chris Tifft and James Miller, earning numerous honors … Started all of the 32-game season as a freshman leading the team in steals (41) and assists (94) to become the team's Best Defensive Player and was honored with the Most Inspirational/T-Bird Award … Also recorded the team's best free throw percentage at .805 (62-77) and hit 12 three-pointers while leading the Thunderbirds to a 23-9 overall record.
 
High School: Lettered under head coach Kevin Jeffers, averaging 16 points, five assists and eight rebounds per game … Named City champion and Region champion with his team … Became the No. 5 ranked point guard in the country as a senior by Hoop Stars Canada, leading his team to the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations (OFSAA) AAAA championship … Also played for one season at the renowned Progressive Christian Academy prep school. 
 
Personal: Mother is Justy Love … Majoring in communications and exercise and sport science.