AS A SENIOR (2015-16)
First Team All-Sunshine State Conference honoree for the second year in a row... Also voted to both the D2CCA and NABC All-South Region Second Teams... Played in 25 games and started 24… Led the Sharks in field goals made and attempted (182-396), 3-pointers made and attempted (67-186), free throw percentage (.826), steals (41), points (531) and points per game (21.2), scoring double-digits in each of his 24 starts… Set the program’s single-game points record with 41 in a huge 105-91 upset over No. 12 Barry, in which he also made 13 field goals, one short of tying the program record, and 12 free throws, fifth-most in the NCAA era, to become the first Shark in NCAA history to make 12 field goals and 12 free throws in the same game and the first with three 30-point games in a career… That performance earned him the HERO Sports DII Men's Basketball Hero of the Week honor and the HERO Sports DII Men's Performance of the Year after the season... Shot 13-of-21 from the field and 3-of-5 from 3-point range, to help tie the team record for field goal percentage in a game (.667, 34-of-51) and break the 3-point percentage record (.750, 9-of-12)… With Harrison Goodrick, became the first pair of teammates in program history to each score 30 points in the same game… Broke the program’s NCAA records for single-season points (531), points per game (21.8), field goals made (182) and field goals attempted (396)… Finished his career with 1,461 points, second in the program’s NCAA history, only three behind Tim Coenraad for first place, and fifth all-time, only five behind Kluis Wimbush for third and 19 behind Sean Wilkinson for second… Finished his career with 507 field goals made, second in the program’s NCAA history, only two behind Tim Coenraad for first place, and third all-time… Finished his career with 157 3-pointers made, fifth in the program’s NCAA history and seventh all-time… Finished his career with 290 free throws made, the program’s new NCAA record and third all-time, only one behind Sean Wilkinson for second… Finished his career with 124 steals, third in the program’s NCAA history, only three behind Lemar Dyer for second place and nine behind Brian Cahill for the record, and sixth all-time, only two behind Kluis Wimbush for fifth… Third in the Sunshine State Conference in points per game (21.2), despite being just 26
th in minutes per game (26.4)… Also ranked third in the SSC in points per game in conference (21.8), despite being just 29
th in minutes per game (26.7)… Fifth in the SSC in field goals made (182), 10
th in free throws made (100), seventh in field goal percentage (.460), fifth in free throw percentage (.826), fourth in 3-pointers made per game (2.7) and sixth in steals per game (1.6)… Sixth in the SSC in field goals made in conference (102), 11
th in field goal percentage (.462), fourth in free throws made (62), fifth in free throw percentage (.849), seventh in 3-pointers made (39), eighth in 3-point percentage (.386), fifth in 3-pointers made per game (2.8) and second in steals per game (1.6)… With Harrison Goodrick, part of the SSC’s only pair of teammates to each make 100 field goals in conference games, as well as the program’s only pair of teammates to each make 100 field goals and 100 free throws in the same season in the NCAA era… Set the NCAA-era record for most double-digit games in a career (71), most 20-point games in a season (17, topping the record that he himself had set one year prior at 13) and most 20-point games in a career (34)… The only player to record double-digit points 20 times in three different seasons or ten 20-point games in multiple seasons… Recorded a career-high five steals at Saint Leo (11/21/15)… Had game-highs in points 19 times and steals 10 times, both of which led the team, in addition to assists five times and rebounds and blocks once each.
AS A JUNIOR (2014-15)
All-Sunshine State Conference First Team honoree...Daktronics, Inc. All-South Region First Team honoree...Played and started in 25 games...Led the Sharks and ranked second in the SSC in points per game at 19.5...Made 2.4 3-point field goals per game, ranking fifth in the SSC, on 40.1 percent...Ranked sixth in the SSC in free throw percentage at 81.9 percent...Ranked eighth in the conference in steals at 1.8 per game...Shot 48.2 percent from the floor...Ranked second on the team in assists per game at 2.6 and third in rebounds per game at 4.4...Passed career-highs in the Sharks' SSC Tournament upset of Tampa (3/6/15) with 30 points and 12 rebounds...Scored 27 points at home against both No. 7 Florida Southern (1/10/15) and Saint Leo (1/28/15)...Scored 28 points in the team's first meeting with Tampa at home (12/6/14).
AS A SOPHOMORE (2013-14)
All-Sunshine State Conference Second Team honoree…All-SSC Newcomer Team honoree…Played in 30 games, starting in 27...Averaged 28.7 minutes per game…led the team with 14.8 points per game (ninth in the SSC) and 104 total assists…Averaged 4.1 rebounds per game, third on the team…Ranked second in the SSC in free throw percentage at .832…Scored a season-best mark of 28 points against Palm Beach Atlantic at home (2/8)…Shot 6-for-7 from the floor against No. 3 West Liberty on Homecoming Night (11/15)…Scored 26 points at home against Florida Tech (2/26).
PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE
Spent two years at NCAA DI Albany in Albany, N.Y., where he was a redshirt freshman before playing in a handful of games his last season...Page was a standout at Plainfield HS in Plainfield, Ind. and started for three seasons...As a sophomore he scored at a 17.2 clip, earning second-team All-Metro West and all-conference honors...The two-time team captain averaged 19.2 points, 6.1 rebounds and 2.2 steals as a junior when he repeated as an all-conference performer...As a senior, Page poured in 23.6 points per game, grabbed 7.9 rebounds and collected 2.1 steals per game...His senior season included a 41-point, 10-rebound effort against rival Lebanon HS...Following his senior season, Page was named Metro West Player of the Year, garnered his third All-Hendricks County award and third All-Mid State Conference honor...The McDonald’s All-America nominee played in the prestigious Hoosiers Reunion All-Star Classic, scoring 24 points in 20 minutes for “Hickory High.”
