Evan Crowe

Bio

2016-2017 at Taylor: Started 28-of-30 games played during sophomore season … Set career-highs in nearly all countable statistics with 12.0 points and 5.8 rebounds per game, as well as with 71 made three point shots … Led Taylor with 82.9-percent rate from free throw line … Second on club in three-point makes and with 5.8 caroms per night … Ranked second among all Crossroads League performers with 2.4 three-point makes per game … Rated 15th in CL in rebounds per game and with a 38.0 three-point percentage … Netted double figures in scoring 18 times … Hit at least one trifecta in 25 games … Led Trojans to 10-2 clip when hitting at least three triples … Nailed six three-point shots in four games, all resulting in TU victories … Notched trio of double-doubles … Opened season on fire with 21.0 points, 6.9 rebounds and 4.3 triples per game over first eight to help TU to best start in program history … Turned in best game of career with 30 points, 17 rebounds and six assists in TU’s win over Governor’s State on November 5 … Poured in 24 points on six-of-10 shooting from deep in 86-81 upset win at No. 3 Davenport on November 14 … Had career-best three steals to go with 27 points and seven boards in TU’s 105-97 overtime win over No. 16 Bethel on November 22 … Averaged 14.5 points on 43.7-percent shooting from beyond the arc in non-league action … Shot 43.9 percent from deep in Trojans’ 21 victories … Earned pair of Crossroads League Player-of-the-Week honors, after leading TU to three-straight wins over teams ranked or receiving votes in NAIA Top-25 Poll with 24.0 points per game on 15-of-28 shooting from deep over that stretch.

2015-2016 at Taylor: Sharp-shooting guard started final 22 games of freshman season and saw time in 29 contests for the Trojans … Averaged 10.4 points, while shooting 41.7 percent from three-point range … Boosted those numbers to 10.6 points and 43.0 percent in 14 games against teams ranked or receiving votes in the NAIA Top-25 Poll … Led TU with 68 made trifectas … Ranked second on team in three-point field goal percentage and third in starts and scoring, as well as with a 83.0-percent rate from the charity stripe … Finished fourth in the Crossroads League with 2.4 triples per showing, seventh in three-point shooting percentage and 16th with a 1.67 assist-to-turnover ratio …Ranked 46th among all NAIA Division II individuals in three-point percentage … Consistent threat scored between 10 and 15 points a total of 16 times … Scored in double figures 18 times … Dialed it up from long distance at least once in each of first 27 collegiate games … Hit multiple triples in 21 outings … Did so in 17 of first 18 collegiate games … Scored season-high 17 points on two occasions and buried personal-best five triples twice … Named to Crossroads League All-Newcomer Team.

Prep: Earned trio of varsity letters for head coach Brian Bales during time at Franklin High … Prep teammate of current Detroit Pistons member and former Duke standout, Luke Kennard … Three-time All-Southwestern Buckeye League performer … Tabbed for Special Mention All-Ohio Division II honors as a senior … Connected on 83 triples at a 47.4-percent rate, while averaging 15.9 points and 4.5 boards per game during final season with Wildcats … Helped Franklin to fourth-straight SBL Southwestern Division Championship and a No. 18 national ranking by USA Today with 26-2 record … Member of Academic Honor Roll and Merit Roll.

Personal: Son of Tim and Melody Crowe … Majoring in sport management with minor in business.