2013-14 Season (Junior): Appeared in 23 games as a junior, making 15 starts – finished sixth on the team in averaging 5.9 points per game – finished fourth on the team in averaging 3.3 rebounds per game – scored in double figures in six games as a junior – set a new career high with 16 points at St. Thomas Aquinas on November 12, shooting 5-of-7 from the floor and 6-of-6 from the foul line – scored 13 points against Shippensburg – set a new career mark with nine rebounds, five of which were on the offensive glass, against Goldey-Beacom on February 18.

2012-13 Season (Sophomore): Appeared in 22 games as a sophomore, making five starts – scored a career high 15 points in a start against West Chester on November 20, shooting 6-for-10 form the floor and 3-of-4 from the foul line – also scored double figures against Kutztown (11) on November 14, shooting 5-of-5 from the floor – grabbed a season high six rebounds twice on the year, first at USciences on November 28 and again at Felician on December 8.

2011-12 Season (Freshman): Appeared in all 26 games while making 16 starts as a true freshman, including the first eight games of the season – scored double figures in two games as a freshman, first against Chestnut Hill on December 8 and with a season high of 11 at Washington Adventist on January 10 – grabbed a season high seven rebounds against USciences on January 17.

High School: Played forward at Atlantic City High School from 2007-09 for the basketball team – also played football at Atlantic City High School from 2007-09 – played forward at Baltimore City College from 2010-11 for the basketball team – won 2010 basketball State Championship Class 2A – also played football at Baltimore City College

Personal: Rashaun Maliq Rasheed – son of Lateef Patterson – has two younger siblings, Myyae and Mya – father, Lateef Patterson, played football at North Carolina State University (1995-96) – majoring in sports management at Wilmington University – from Atlantic City, N.J. – favorite athlete is LeBron James – favorite all-time movie is Glory Road – favorite professional sports team is the Philadelphia Eagles – considers his mom his hero because “she sacrificed a lot for our family as a single mom and raised me right.”