Kentucky Wesleyan College Athletics

2014-15: Second in free throw shooting at 82.4 percent…averaged 4.2 points and 1.4 rebounds…issued 41 assists…scored in double-figure five times…shot 34.5 percent from the field and 31.3 percent from three-point territory…connected on 115 three-pointers…blocked two shots…had 10 steals…played 13.8 minutes per contest…saw action in 29 contests with 13 starts…scored 15 points against Brevard on December 31…grabbed six rebounds at Ohio Valley on December 4…handed out eight assists at Davis & Elkins on February 21…leading scorer in two games…leader in assists five games…tops in blocks one game…leader in steals two contests.

2013-14: Transferred to Kentucky Wesleyan after Christmas.
 
University of Washington: Played three seasons and 38 gamess. Junior—Saw limited action where he played in the first five games…averaged 1.0 points, nearly 1.0 rebounds and 4.4 minutes…transferred to KWC after Christmas. Sophomore—Appeared in 16 games…averaged 8.1 minutes. Freshman—Made 17 appearances. 
 
Rainer Beach High School: National three-star prospect…ranked by Scout.com’s the No. 36 shooting guard in the nation in 2011…two-time all-state selection as a sophomore and junior…four-year starter at guard…coached by Mike Bethea. Senior—Played in only five games due to an injury…leader in scoring with 20.1 points. Junior—Earned All-Metro recognition…chosen All-Area Player of the Year by House of Hoops…team’s Most Valuable Player…scored a career-high 55 points and connected on 10 three-pointers…helped the Vikings to the Class 3A state tournament with a 23-5 record. Freshman—Member of Vikings’ 3A Championship team finishing with a 29-1 slate. Other sports—Ran the 4x100 relay for the track squad.
 
AAU: Helped lead his Friends of Hoop AAU team to the Final Four in Las Vegas Fab 48 tournament.
 
Personal: Born November 11, 1992 in Tupelo, Miss…son of Andrew and Lisa Stewart…has three brothers including a twin…older twin brothers played for Div. I school; Lordrick at Southern California where he was the all-time three-point shooter, and Rodrick at Kanas where they won the 2008 NCAA Championship…graphic design major.