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The 22-year-old forward decided to not complete his college career and instead start his professional career early and he is going to do that at the Brisbane Bullets in NBL24.

Having grown up in Melbourne, the now 6'10 power forward was always a talent on the rise in Australian basketball and played in the under-17s team at the 2018 World Cup where his now Bullets coach Justin Schueller was in charge.

Then attended the University of Montana for the last three years and over that time he averaged 13.1 points and 7.6 rebounds including his 2022/23 season where he put up 15.0 points and 8.5 boards including shooting 49.9 per cent from the field and 40.4 from beyond the arc.

Someone who stands at 6'10 and can shoot the ball like he can was always going to attract plenty of interest from clubs to start his professional career, but it was the Bullets who won his signature and he will now look to make his mark as a rookie in the 2023/24 season.