University of Hawai'i at Manoa Athletics

2011-12 (Freshman): True freshman started 12 of 30 games played in the backcourt...second on the team in assists (66) and three-pointers made (35)...fourth on the team in scoring (8.4 ppg)...double-digit scoring in 13 games, including two 20-point performances...averaged 19.0 ppg in final two games of the year, starting both WAC Tournament games...tallied 14 points and five assists in collegiate debut vs. Cal State Northridge (Nov. 14)...team-high 17 points in loss to No. 22 Gonzaga (Nov. 19)...10 assists to just one turnover in win over Pacific (Nov. 25)...18 points and four 3-pointers at Pepperdine (Dec. 3)...keyed second-half comeback against UH-Hilo (Dec. 16), finishing with a career-high 21 points...was also instrumental in win over NC A&T (Dec. 16), scoring 14 of his 19 points after the break...10 points, five assists and two steals in win over South Carolina State (Dec. 29)...four assists in overtime win at Fresno State (Jan. 12)...11 points and five assists vs. Louisiana Tech (Jan. 19)...did not play at Idaho (Jan. 28)...11 points and three assists in win over New Orleans (Feb. 14)...13 points off then bench at Montana (Feb. 18)...10 points in 26 minutes at New Mexico State (Feb. 23).....earned first start in more than a month against Idaho in WAC Tournament quarterfinals (March 8) and responded with 17 points and three assists in a UH win...tied career-high with 21 points before fouling out in WAC semifinal vs. New Mexico State (March 9).

Prep: A 2011 graduate of Abraham Lincoln High School in Brooklyn, N.Y…three-year starter for Lincoln, a New York powerhouse that has produced some of the best point guards in the nation, including NBA players Stephon Marbury, Sebastian Telfair and Lance Stephenson…helped Lincoln to three straight league titles…averaged 18.4 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assists per game as a senior…led Lincoln to a 29-3 record, a runner-up finish in the city championship and a No. 21 national ranking by USA Today…capped his career by being tabbed as city Player of the Year and first-team all-city by the New York Daily News ….was also named the All-Brooklyn Player of the Year and ranked among the top 10 seniors in New York City by NYChoops.net…tallied 23 points and eight assists to lead Lincoln to the Brooklyn Borough basketball championship…helped Lincoln earn the top seed in New York’s prestigious public schools’ playoffs as the Railsplitters eventually advanced to the city championship game played in Madison Square Garden.
 
Personal: Born in Harlem, NY… nicknames are “Showtime” and “Most Impressive”…intends to major in sociology…has two younger brothers...parents are Eric Andrew and Chervantes Moore of New York, N.Y.