New Mexico State University Athletics

2017-18: Helped guide NM State to its 21st NCAA Tournament appearance…led the Aggies to their third WAC regular-season title in four years with 12-2 finish as well as its eighth WAC Tournament title...saw 36 minutes of action in 18 games as a transfer to NM State…made his Division I debut against East Central University (11/10)…made his first Division I basket at then-No. 21/22 Saint Mary’s…put up another two points at Chicago State (1/6) and followed up with two boards against Seattle U (1/18)…had two points at UMKC (1/27)…scored three points with a rebound, assist and steal against Chicago State (3/8) in the quarterfinals of the WAC Tournament.

2016-17 (Lee College): Helped guide Lee College to the NJCAA Region XIV Tournament semifinals with a 21-11 overall mark his sophomore year…saw action in 30-of-32 games and averaged 3.4 points and 3.3 rebounds off the bench…tied his career high with 14 points against Lone Star College-Kingwood (11/16) on 5-of-8 shooting and six boards…pulled down his first of two games with 10 rebounds against Houston Community College (11/19)…followed up with 10 points on 4-of-8 shooting two games later against Lone Star College-Cy Fair (11/21)…blocked a career-high six shots at Bossier Parish (12/3)…tallied another 10 point night against Kilgore (12/7) at home, this time on 4-of-6 shooting…scored six points and grabbed a season-high tying 10 rebounds versus San Jacinto-Central in the NJCAA Region XIV Tournament semifinal game.
 
2015-16 (Lee College): Started in 16-of-29 games he played in as a freshman for the Runnin’ Rebels…averaged 3.3 points and 3.4 boards with a .524 shooting clip…recorded his first collegiate points versus Odessa (10/31), scoring a bucket in his debut…posted a career-high 14 points four games in, shooting a perfect 7-of-7 from the floor with seven rebounds against Houston Community College-Southwest (11/7)…recorded his second double-digit scoring game against Tyler (11/24), going 5-of-6 on the evening…collected 10 rebounds against Bossier Parish (12/5)…grabbed a career-high 13 boards at Coastal Bend (2/17) to go with three blocks as well.
 
Before NM State: Participated in the Mock NBA Training Camp as well as the Millennium Basketball Academy in Trinidad and Tobago.
 
Personal: Son of Angela Crichlow…has three older brothers, Wayne, Jason and Leon as well as two older sisters, Darcel and Wendy…majoring in individualized studies.