Will Gates
Olivia Natan | The Phoenix
What He’s Done: The freshman forward scored 22 points and grabbed 11 rebounds in a 58-51 upset victory over Centennial Conference rival Gettysburg on Saturday. Gates had a solid game on both sides of the ball, leading all players in points and rebounds in addition to registering 3 blocks for the Garnet.
Favorite Career Moment: “Beating Ursinus on our home floor in one of the best games of my basketball career.”
Goals for this season: “To make the Centennial Conference playoffs.”
What is your favorite Sharples bar?: “Ice Cream Bar for my always popular ice cream-less marshmallow sundae.”
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