Career Statistics
Career
Games/Starts: 70/62 (62/62 at Maryville)
Maryville Debut: Jan. 15, 2021, vs. Piedmont
First Career Start: Jan. 15, 2021, vs. Piedmont
Maryville Stats: 1,038 points (16.7 pg), 305 rebounds (4.9 pg), 77-of-187 from 3-point distance, 208 assists (3.4 pg), 48 blocked shots, 142 steals (2.3 pg), 51.4 FG%, 41.2 3FG%, 89.3 FT%.
NCAA Stats: 1,056 points (15.1 pg), 306 rebounds (4.4 pg), 81-of-195 from 3-point distance, 208 assists (3.0 pg), 48 blocked shots, 142 steals (2.0 pg), 51.1 FG%, 41.5 3FG%, 89.5 FT%.
Awards
2023 Maryville College J.D. Davis Award
2022-23 Team Captain
2022-23 All-America Third Team (NABC)
2022-23 All-District 6 First Team (NABC and D3hoops.com)
2022-23 CCS Player of the Year
2022-23 All-CCS First Team
2022-23 CCS All-Championship Tournament Most Outstanding Player
2022-23 CCS All-Championship Tournament Team
2022-23 CCS Player of the Week (Jan. 3, Jan. 9 and Jan. 30)
2021-22 All-District 6 Second Team (NABC)
2021-22 USA South Defensive Player of the Year
2021-22 All-USA South First Team
2021-22 All-USA South Western Division First Team
2021-22 D3Hoops.com Las Vegas Invitational Most Outstanding Player
2021-22 USA South Player of the Week (Jan. 3)
2021-22 USA South Academic All-Conference
2020-21 USA South All-Western Division First Team
2022-23 (Senior)
Games/Starts: 26/26
Stats: Team leader and fourth in CCS with 483 points (18.6 pg), third on team and 12th in CCS with 128 rebounds (4.9 pg), 38-of-85 from 3-point distance, team leader and third in CCS with 107 assists (4.1 pg), team leader and tied for third in CCS with 19 blocked shots, tops in CCS with 60 steals (2.3 pg), 49.3 FG%, 44.7 3FG%, 92.2 FT% ... Season FT% mark best in program history.
Best Games: Helped Scots finish 18-8 and sweep Collegiate Conference of the South regular season and tournament titles ... Team won its last 10 games ... Named Maryville's fourth All-American when the National Association of Basketball Coaches selected him Third Team ... Also named All-District 6 First Team by NABC and D3hoops.com ... Ended season 33rd on Maryville's all-time scoring list with 1,038 points scored in just 62 games ... Set program records for both season (92.2 percent) and career (89.5 percent) free throw percentage ... CCS leader in assist-to-turnover ratio at 1.9, third in field goal percentage at 49.3, fourth in minutes played at 34.1, 10th in 3-pointers made per game at 1.5 and 12th in rebounding at 4.9 ... Double-figure scoring in every game but one, when he scored nine points at home against LaGrange ... Career-high 32 points and had assist on winning basket in one-point win at Belhaven ... Also set career high that day with six made 3-pointers ... Matched career high with 10 rebounds against Keene State ... Career-high eight assists in both regular season meetings against Piedmont ... Led Scots to 2-0 CCS tournament sweep by averaging 21.5 points and 6.5 rebounds and shooting 56.7 percent from floor ... Finished with nine assists to just two turnovers and had three steals and three blocked shots ... Named All-CCS Tournament and CCS Tournament Most Outstanding Player ... Scored 19 points in CCS tournament semifinal against Piedmont to eclipse 1,000 for his Maryville career ... Three-time CCS Player of the Week during month of January ... Back-to-back step-back jumpers in final minute capped Maryville comeback from 11 points down in last seven minutes of eventual overtime win at LaGrange to tie for first place.
2021-22 (Junior)
Games/Starts: 24/24
Stats: Team leader and ninth in USA South with 15.8 scoring average ... 21 games scoring in double figures ... 10 games led in scoring ... 22-of-58 from 3-point distance ... Team leader in free throw percentage at 86.9 ... Second on team in field goal percentage at 54.7 ... Third on team with 5.0 rebounding average ... Team leader and tied for second in USA South with 53 steals ... Second on team and among USA South leaders in blocked shots with 23 ... Second on team with 64 assists.
Best Games: Helped Scots finish 20-4 and tie for regular season USA South Western Division championship ... Included 14-game winning streak and best start in program history at 18-1 ... Earned inaugural USA South Defensive Player of the Year Award ... Only player in league to rank in top-four of blocked shots and steals for both overall contests and USA South-only games ... Versatile play helped land All-USA South First Team and NABC All-District 6 Second Team positions ... Named Most Outstanding Player of D3Hoops.com Las Vegas Invitational after Scots went 2-0 with wins over Pacific Lutheran and Chicago ... Scored 20 and 23 points in those two games, shooting 17-of-23 from field -- including brilliant 10-of-12 against Chicago ... Also perfect 7-of-7 at free throw line and finished with four assists and four steals against just two turnovers ... Hit game-winning shot in closing seconds of 85-84 victory at Hampden-Sydney ... 11-of-12 at free throw line that day ... Career-high 28 points against LaGrange ... Handed out career-high six assists in wins over Sewanee and Ferrum ... Three games with three blocked shots.
2018-19 (East Tennessee State)
Games/Starts: 8/0
Stats: Averaged 2.3 points ... Scored 18 points with 1 rebound ... Finished 4-of-8 from 3-point distance ... 6-of-16 from the floor, 4-of-8 from 3-point range and 2-of-2 from the line.
Personal
Born: Myles Anthony Rasnick in Knoxville.
Family: Parents are Cindy and Thom Rasnick … One brother, Dylan; and one sister, Kaylie.
