Sonoma State University Athletics

2009-10:  Redshirted for Sonoma State.

2008-09:  Led the Seawolves in scoring as a junior with a 10.1 points per game average...appeared in all 28 games with 18 starts...scored a career-high 23 points in back-to-back games, the final games of the season, against Cal State L.A. (2/27/09) and Cal State San Bernardino in the CCAA Tournament (3/3/09)...over those final two games, Washington shot 18-25 from the field (.720)...ranked second on the team in assists (88) and steals (30)...dished out a season-high seven assists against Menlo (11/22/08)...enters the season ranked eighth in school history with 203 assists and 19th with 679 points.

2007-08:  Started 25 games in a standout sophomore season...led the team with 81 assists and ranked second in scoring at 10.9 points per game...also swiped a team-high 39 steals...his 283 points as a sophomore are fourth in school history...scored in double figures 12 times...set a career-high with 21 points on 7-of-9 shooting at Western Oregon (12/29/07)...named All-Tournament at the Ron Logsdon Classic...scored 19 points in back-to-back games on the road at Chico State and Cal State Stanislaus...pulled down nine rebounds in the season opening win over Hawaii Pacific (11/23/07)...set a career-high with four steals at Humboldt State (2/6/08)...played 42 minutes in an overtime win over Menlo (11/24/07)...shot over .700 from the field on six occasions...ranked ninth in the CCAA with a .750 free throw percentage.

2006-07:  Was a participant in all 26 games as a freshman...filled back-up point guard role and dished out 34 assists, fourth on the team...was the team’s top scoring newcomer at 4.3 points per game...posted a career-high of 16 points at Cal State Dominguez Hills (2/10/07)...had double-digit scoring totals on three occasions...his career-high of four assists came in a win against NCAA Division I bound Cal State Bakersfield (1/18/07).

HIGH SCHOOL:  An All-Mission Valley League guard at Newark Memorial High School...named MVP of his league at Newark Memorial and led his team to four league championships.

PERSONAL:  Wants to become a physical therapist after college...lists his dad as his biggest athletic influence...is a fan of the Golden State Warriors and actor Chris Tucker...decided to attend SSU because of the family atmosphere surrounding the team.