Utah Tech University Athletics

At Utah Tech 2024-25 (Senior): Started all 28 games ... ranked 15th in the WAC & second on the team averaging 13.03 points per game ... finished third on the club playing 859 minutes ... averaged 29.6 minutes per contest to rank 11th in the WAC ... scored 378 total points, good for 14th-most in the conference .. ranked fifth in the WAC in rebounds (221) & rebounds per per game (7.62) ... shot 47.0 percent from the field connecting on 132-of-281 from the field ... connected 34.8 percent (24-69) from three-point range ... sank 63.4 percent from the free-throw line leading the team in both free throws made (90) and free throw attempts (142) ... his 142 free throw attempts ranked eighth in the WAC ... finished third on the club with 51 assists, averaging 1.76 assists per contest ... ranked fourth in the WAC & 56th nationally in double-doubles with nine ... checked in second on the team with 33 steals ... tied for fourth on the team with eight blocks ... led the Trailblazers in scoring in eight games and reached double figures in 21 contests ... matched his season high of 22 points in a tough three-point loss at Portland State (Nov. 30) ... led the Trailblazers in rebounds in 20 contests and reached double digits in rebounds in nine contests ... grabbed a career-high 14 rebounds in a five-point win over South Dakota (Dec. 19) ... played over 30 minutes in 16 games with a season-best 38 minutes in three games, vs. New Mexico State (Nov. 9), at Portland State (Nov. 30) & vs. Tarleton State (Jan. 11) ... sank career highs in field goals made (10) and field goal attempts (19) at Portland State (Nov. 30) ... nailed a three-pointer in 16 games, including seven with multiple triples, and hit a season-best three against Utah Valley (March 12) in the WAC Touranment ... hit a free throw in 24 contests, including 20 with multiple free throws made, while hitting season highs in FT's made (8) and FT attempts (13) vs. Grand Canyon (Jan. 25) ... dished out an assist in 21 contests posting a season-high five in the season opener at Oregon State (Nov. 4) ... notched a block in seven games with a pair at California Baptist (Feb. 15) ... nabbed a steal in 21 contests with a season-best three in three contests.

At Utah Tech 2023-24 (Junior): Appeared in 24 games ... made 23 starts ... ranked fourth on the team with 683 minutes played ... averaged 28.5 minutes per game playing a season-high 41 minutes in a two-point overtime win against Jacksonville State (Nov. 11) ... finished third on the team averaging 10.7 points per game ... scored 256 points on the season ... posted 16 double figure scoring contests ... recorded two double-doubles ... went for a season-best 22 points adding eight rebounds and three steals in a five-point win at UTRGV (March 7) ... grabbed a season-best 13 rebounds to go along with scoring 17 points in a win over Utah Valley (Dec. 2) ... totaled 131 rebounds for an average of 5.5 rebounds per game ... dished out 42 assists with a season-leading five against Jacksonville State (Nov. 11) ... shot 49.7 percent from the field and 81.3 percent from the free throw line ... added 23 steals ... connected on a season-leading eight field goals in a pair of games, vs. California Baptist (Dec. 6) & at UTRGV (March 7) ... went 9-of-10 from the free throw line vs. UT Arlington (Feb. 24) ... missed six games in the middle of the season returning to action vs. Southern Utah on Feb. 8 posting team-highs of 16 points and eight boards in the home win over the Thunderbirds ... posted his second double-double of the season vs. ACU (March 2) tallying 15 points and a game-high 10 rebounds to go along with four assists.

At Hawaii 2022-23 (Sophomore): Made 30 appearances off the bench, averaging 4.6 points per game on 40% shooting… scored in double-figures four times, including a career-high 13 points against both Saint Francis (Dec. 11) and SMU (Dec. 25)… career-high nine rebounds against Saint Francis… nine games with at least five rebounds... named Big West All-Academic.
 
At Hawaii 2021-22 (Freshman): Made 23 appearances, averaging 2.8 points and 2.5 rebounds in 12.5 minutes off the bench… scored a season-high 10 points in a home victory over Cal Poly, also adding six rebounds, two blocks and two steals… named Big West All-Academic.
 
At Hawaii 2020-21 (COVID-19 Freshman): Made 12 appearances during his first season, playing 53 total minutes to average 4.4 per appearance… season-high 10 minutes played at CSUN, contributing two rebounds and an assist... named Big West All-Academic.
 
High School: 2020 graduate of Cathedral Catholic High School (San Diego, Calif.)… First Team All-CIF and Western League MVP after averaging 13.1 points and 7.0 rebounds per game… All-State selection by Cal-Hi Sports… led Cathedral Catholic to first-ever CIF Open Division title… averaged 15.4 points, 6.7 rebounds and 3.3 assists across two seasons at Mater Dei, winning two league titles and earning All-Metro First Team honors.

Personal: Son of Rowena Fong... plans to major in Business Management... favorite athlete is the late Kobe Bryant... most memorable sports moment was winning the Diamond Head Classic... favorite food is his mom's Filipino cooking.
 
Why he chose Utah Tech – "I chose Utah Tech because of the great coaching staff and I felt like we could be very successful. The facilities were very nice and I could tell they take recovery and development seriously. The campus was also very beautiful and the business building (I am a business management major) was very nice. I grew closer to the coaching staff over the 2 1/2 days I was there with my mother and they all seemed very genuine. Also, I am a little closer to home so my family could catch a lot more games. 
        
"Coach Judkins during our one-on-one meeting also expressed how much they wanted me and loved what I brought to the table. I felt like it was the right fit and I could see myself going there. Also, Coach Johnson has been my guy for a couple of years now and I enjoyed having him by my side when I was in Hawai'i. Coach Morris and Coach Schroeder were also very helpful in the process and answered all of my many questions without sugarcoating anything. I felt like the coaching staff would push me every day to become the best player I could be and I overall felt like I was part of their family during my official visit... I talked to many people including Noah [Gonsalves] and they had nothing but high praise for the program and St. George. I also loved the idea of playing in one of the quickest-growing cities in the country!"