Biola University Athletics

2020-21
• Appeared in all 14 games, drawing the start in each contest
• Averaged 10.6 points per game, ranking fourth on the team
• Led the PacWest in blocks (16) and rated third in the conference in blocks per game (1.14)
• Logged a block in five-straight contests, including a season-best five rejections against Concordia on February 26
• Modeled efficiency with a 53.4 field goal percentage, 50.0 three-point field goal percentage and 86.4 free throw percentage
• Posted a season-high 24 points against Azusa Pacific on January 23
• Notched seven double-digit scoring outings
• Logged multiple rebounds ine all 14 games, nabbing a season-high eight boards against APU on January 23

2019-20
• Started all 31 games for Biola
• One of five players to average double figure scoring (10.5 points-per-game)
• One of five players to finish between 35 and 40 made three-pointers (36-for-103)
• Was a leader in the conference with a .854 percentage of made free throws (41-for-48)
• Brought in 4.9 rebounds-per-game, including leading the team with 49 offensive rebounds
• Led the team with 35 blocks
• Had his season-best of 22 points in the Eagles' narrow loss at Point Loma (12/14/19). He was 6-for-6 on FT in that game.
• Recorded two regular season double-doubles (home games vs. Fresno Pacific and Concordia Irvine

CITRUS COLLEGE
• Played two seasons at Citrus College
• Earned all-conference honorable mention
• Played in 56 games
• Averaged eight points-per-game and four rebounds-per-game

HIGH SCHOOL
• Prepped three varsity seasons at Maranatha High School in Pasadena, Calif., graduating in 2017
• Led his team to the CIF 4A Championship and a runner-up finish in CIF Division 1A
• Earned all-league honors and most improved honors
• Also played volleyball for the Minute Men
• Two-time all-league and one All-CIF honor in volleyball

PERSONAL
• Born Sept. 24, 1998 to Curtis and Nancy Elrod
• Has two older brothers (Justin and Tommy)
• He enjoys going to the beach and playing disc golf
• Plans to major in communication with hopes of a career in broadcasting
• Favorite Bible Verse: Numbers 6:24-26
• Why I chose Biola: "I thought it was the right fit for me personally, especially when I was being recruited by the coaching staff."