Montana State University Billings Athletics

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New Faces: MSUB Men's Basketball Freshman Cinco Durr (Dec. 1, 2016)


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Career Single Game Bests

Category	Total	Date	Opponent
Points	21	1/5/17	vs. Central Washington
Rebounds	4	1/7/17	vs. Northwest Nazarene
Assists	4	1/19/17	5 times
Steals	4	12/31/16	at Western Washington
Blocks	1	1/19/17	3 times
FG Made	8	1/5/17	vs. Central Washington
3-Pt FG Made	3	1/5/17	vs. Central Washington
FT Made	5	1/7/17	3 times
Minutes	32	11/19/16	vs. Cal State East Bay

*Date of last occurrence if multiple

2016-17: Saw action in 28 of 29 games as a true freshman, earning one start…had fourth-most assists on the team with 45…averaged 4.6 points and 1.3 rebounds in 13.5 minutes…shot 34.1 percent from the floor, 27.3 percent from long distance, and 68.3 percent from the foul line…scored season-high 21 points on Jan. 5 against Central Washington…reached double figures in four games…had season-high four rebounds on Jan. 7 against Northwest Nazarene…had season-high four assists in five different games…had season-high four steals on Dec. 31 at Western Washington…played season-high 32 minutes against Cal State East Bay on Nov. 19.

Sacramento Charter High School: Four-year starter under head coach Derek Swafford…led the Dragons to a 30-2 record as a senior…team captain…honorable mention all-Metro League selection…picked as MVP of the St. Hope tournament…selected as Student of the Week…four-year honor roll selection…recorded personal best game of 32 points, four rebounds, seven assists, and five steals with COS Elite team on the AAU circuit.
 
Coach Stevens on Durr: "We are really excited about Raphael joining our program. We are adding another great piece that we feel is a great fit with what we have here. He played for one of the best high-school teams in California last year, and he is a kid who is used to winning. His greatest strength is probably his ability to guard the basketball. He can pick guys up for 94 feet, and really disrupt offense with his ability to move his feet and uncanny knack at getting steals and being around the ball."
 
Durr on choosing MSUB: "I made the decision to play basketball at MSUB because I could see growth and maturity. Coaches who strive to create excellent ballplayers, teammates with the same desire to work towards the same goal, and how the city of Billings welcomed me are things I saw that mattered the most."