BRENDAN WINTERS

HIGH SCHOOL

Brendan Winters graduated from J.K. Mullen High School in Denver, Colorado in 2001 after winning the 5A State Championship and being named 1st team All-Tournament.

Without any Division I scholarship offers, Brendan refused to give up and decided to attend Worcester Academy Prep School in Massachusetts as a post-graduate student.

There, he played with and against some of the best competition in the nation.

COLLEGE

After a successful prep school year, Brendan accepted a scholarship to play for the Davidson College Wildcats in 2002.

In his freshman season, Brendan led the Southern Conference in 3 point percentage and was named to the All-Freshman and All-Conference teams. During his sophomore season, Brendan averaged over 17 points per game and was named 1st team All-Conference.

Junior year, Brendan was named Southern Conference Player of the Year and All-American, as he and Logan lead the Wildcats to a perfect 16-0 conference record and quarterfinals defeat in the postseason NIT.

However, Brendan saved the best for last when in his senior season he led Davidson to victory in the Southern Conference tournament and was named Tournament MVP with 33 points in the championship game.

Again Brendan was named an All-American along with winning Davidson’s “Tommy Peters Award” (given annually to a male Davidson athlete who exemplifies excellence on the playing field and dedicated campus leadership) and also being named one of five national finalists for the “Chip Hilton Award” (given annually to a graduating senior NCAA basketball players who demonstrates personal character in all affairs).