DETROIT (7/5/2024) -- The all-time NCAA three-point king is now a member of the Sacramento Kings as Antoine Davis '22 is set to play in the NBA Summer League for the second straight year.

Davis will play for the Kings' squad in the California Classic from July 6- 10. He will be part of the team playing at the Chase Center in San Francisco, featuring the Warriors, Lakers, and Heat. 

The Kings will field two Cal Classic teams, with one team also in the Golden One Center, and the event will have modified game play rules and culminate in the inaugural Battle of NorCal between the two sites. The games will be on ESPN and NBA TV.

In his first season as a pro with the Rip City Remix, the G-League affiliate for the Portland Trail Blazers, he averaged 14.1 points, 2.7 rebounds, 1.9 assists and led the G-League with 141 triples. He tallied 12, 20-point games, with a season-high of 41 against the Wisconsin Herd, hitting 15-of-28 from the field and 9-of-17 from behind the arc. 

Davis was in the NBA Summer League last season with Portland and played in four games in Las Vegas, posting 11 points, two rebounds and two assists against the Rockets.

As a Titan from 2018-23, he was named the Horizon League Player of the Year twice and broke the NCAA three-point record, finishing with 588. Davis' 3,664 career points are second in NCAA history, just three shy of Pete Maravich's record 3,667. He became just the second player in NCAA history to amass 3,000 points and 500 assists, ending his career with 594 helpers, third in school history. 

The two-time Associated Press Honorable Mention All-American and four-time Lou Henson All-American registered 105 career 20-point games, 40 career 30-point outings and eight 40-point contests in 144 collegiate games - reaching at least 17 points in 125 of them as well as connecting on a 3-pointer in 139 of his 144 collegiate games - including 48-straight at one point - and had 82 career games with four or more triples, 33 with six or more, 17 games with seven or more, five games with 10 or more with a Horizon League tournament record 10 against Robert Morris in 2021 and a school-record 11 versus RMU in 2023.