COLLEGIATE AWARDS AND HONORS:
- CCAA All-Tournament Team (2019)
2019 (SENIOR): One of three fifth-year Broncos on roster ... One of five Broncos to start all 20 games ... Produced 13 total points from four goals and five assists, all career highs .. Fourth on team in points, tied for third in assists and tied for fifth in goals ... Opened scoring account with first-half equalizer vs. MSU Billings (9/7) in Canada ... Other tallies came at No. 5 Azusa Pacific (9/12) in next match, and later to open and cap, respectively, back-to-back seven-goal home routs vs. San Francisco State (10/27) and Cal State East Bay (11/1) ... Added assist vs. SFSU for career-best three points ... Other four helpers also aided in wins, including opening decider vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills (10/17) ... Converted first CPP penalty kick during tiebreaker vs. No. 3 Cal State LA (11/17) in CCAA Tournament final in La Jolla as Broncos earned banner ... 21 of 43 shots on target ... Career highs of eight shots and four shots on goal vs. MSUB ... Leaves program with 86 games played for career, ranking second all-time behind Nadeer Ghantous (91).
2018 (JUNIOR): Started 16 of 23 games played, missing just one ... Had two goals, both game-winners, and one assist for five total points ... First collegiate game-winning goal came 36 seconds into overtime vs. San Francisco State (9/23) ... Notched lone goal at 54:01 of regular-season finale at Cal State Dominguez Hills (10/27) ... Assisted on decider vs. Cal State San Marcos (10/12) ... 11 of 23 shots on goal ... Season highs of four shots and three shots on goal vs. SFSU.
2017 (SOPHOMORE): Started eight of 22 games played ... Provided two assists in home wins, over first three games, on CPP's first goal of season vs. Azusa Pacific (8/31) in opener, and again to start scoring vs. Fresno Pacific (9/5) ... Credited with two shots.
2016 (FRESHMAN): Started seven of 21 games played ... Collected six total points from one goal and four assists ... Made college debut as first-half substitute and took first shot in opener vs. MSU Billings (9/1) ... Drew first career start vs. No. 24 Cal State LA (9/6) ... First two assists came on both second-half Sergi Monso goals in 2-1 win vs. Dominican (9/10) ... First college goal vs. Cal State San Marcos (10/27) ... Started and assisted via cross on Monso's headed clincher at 77:03 of 2-0 win vs. Sonoma State (11/10) in NCAA first round in Seattle, Wash. ... Only missed West Region final at No. 10 UC San Diego (11/18) ... 12 of 19 shots on goal ... Season highs of five shots and four on goal were game highs in 2-1 overtime win vs. Stanislaus State (10/7).
2015 (FRESHMAN): Did not appear in a game for the Broncos.
HIGH SCHOOL: A 2015 graduate of South Pasadena High School ... Team captain in 2014-15 ... Team MVP in 2014 and 2015 ... Pasadena All-Area First Team in 2014-15 ... All-CIF Southern Section in 2014-15 ... All-Rio Hondo League First Team in 2014-15 ... CIF-SS finalist in 2014-15 ... Posted 19 goals and three assists.
PERSONAL: A Computer Engineering major ... Born Oct. 30 in Carmichael ... Son of parents Marvin and Jerri ... Father played football at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and Northern Arizona, before signing free agent contract with San Francisco 49ers ... Has a twin sister, Jazmin, who played all 22 games at Santa Clara in 2015 ... Aspires to play professional soccer or start his own engineering company ... Enjoys hanging out with friends, reading, and trying out new places to eat in Los Angeles ... Roots for the San Francisco Giants, Arsenal FC, Dallas Cowboys, LAFC and Sacramento Kings ... Favorite athlete is retired great Thierry Henry ... Favorite TV show is The Wire ... Top movie is Inception ... Loves pizza.
