Bentley University

Career Notes

Averaged 5.7 points and 2.4 rebounds in 74 career games (28 starts) with totals of 419 points, 177 rebounds and 128 assists during his first three seasons … playing time, scoring average, rebound average and assist average increased each season … improved on his scoring by 2.5 points a game from his freshman year to his sophomore year, and by the same margin from his sophomore to junior years … career shooting marks of .416 overall, .360 from three and .770 free throws.

2015-16 Season
Was fourth on the team in scoring, averaging 8.2 points, 3.0 rebounds and 2.7 assists while playing 27 minutes a game … started 20 of the 23 games he appeared in … missed seven games midseason due to injury … produced 9.1 points a game before the injury and 7.0 after with his playing time falling by about four minutes after his return … in the Northeast-10 Championships, produced 10.7 ppg while shooting 50 percent overall and 46 percent (6-13) from deep … scored in doubles seven times with a high of 16 twice … opened the season with 16 against Concordia Nov. 13 and matched it against Stonehill in the NE-10 semifinals … made four three-pointers twice and had three games with five rebounds … season-high six assists against Southern New Hampshire Dec. 5 and again Feb. 17 against St. Michael’s … multiple steals six times.

2014-15 Season
Made eight starts and was one of five Falcons to appear in every game … averaged 5.7 points, 2.7 rebounds, 2.0 assists and 20.0 minutes per contest … one of the team’s top foul shooters, connecting at a .792 success rate … scored 69 percent of his points in the first half of games … as a starter, produced 9.5 points a game … six double-figure scoring games included career-best 17 in back-to-back contests against Merrimack Dec. 3 and St. Michael’s three days later … in the St. Michael’s game, buried five three-pointers … Bentley was 4-2 when he scored 10 or more … came up with four steals in season-opening win over No. 14 Philadelphia.

2013-14 Season
Appeared in 24 games during his rookie season, averaging 10.2 minutes, 3.2 points and 1.5 rebounds … shot .441 from the field with half of his 26 field goals coming from downtown … inside the arc, made 62 percent of his shot attempts … scored a season-high nine points at Stonehill Nov. 23, hitting all three of his three-point attempts against the Skyhawks … also had eight points against Goldey-Beacom Dec. 21 and vs. Stonehill Feb. 22 … played double-figure minutes 14 times … season-best four rebounds four times.

Before Bentley
2013 graduate of The Hun School of Princeton, which is also the alma mater of former Bentley players Nate Fritsch and Mikerson Laurent … attended Auburn Drive High School in Harbour, Nova Scotia for a year before spending his final three at The Hun School … helped the Raiders to the Mid-Atlantic Prep League championship in 2013 after two seasons as the runner-up … was the team captain and MVP as a senior … 2013 1st-team All-MAPL and All-MAPL Academic Team … also earned NJISAAA first-team All-State recognition … received the 2013 John R. Scott Memorial Award from The Hun School for leadership in athletics and academic integrity … Mercer County all-star game … Canada Games silver medalist in basketball … has played with the New Jersey Cyclones (AAU) and Nova Scotia Provincial teams.

Personal
Is majoring in computer information systems … age as of Nov. 15: 22 … son of Gordon and Dorothy Duke … has one sister, Rhianne (34), and two brothers, Connor (23) and Kellan (20) … father played basketball at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, Canada … Connor played basketball at the Royal Military College of Canada and is currently captain of the Canadian Military National Team … Kellen plays for Mount Allison University in New Brunswick … earned high honors at The Hun School … involved with SAAC

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