University of Detroit Mercy Athletics

• One of three Titans to see action in all 32 games, making one start, and averaging 6.8 points, 1.3 rebounds, and 2.0 assists, ending the year with a 1.7 assist-to-turnover ratio (64A-38T)
• Shot 32.7% from the field, 33.0% from three, and 87.3% at the free-throw line
• Scored in double figures in 10 games and handed out at least three assists in eight
• Tied his season high with 16 points - 11 in the second half - in the HL semifinals win over Robert Morris, knocking down a couple of big 3-pointers
• Had seven points and two assists in the win over Milwaukee in the HL first-round victory
• Tallied 10 points and two steals in the home win against Green Bay
• Finished with 12 points and three assists to down Youngstown State, and eight points and five assists in the Milwaukee road triumph
• Scored a season-high 16 points (6-10 FG, 4-6 3FG) with four assists against NKU, and that was after tying his season-high with seven assists with six points against Oakland
• Had back-to-back 11-point games against IU Indy, and at Niagara, also registering three helpers versus the Jaguars
• Handed out seven assists at DePaul, the most by a freshman since Antoine Davis
• Ended with 11 points at Toledo and 11 points with six assists and five rebounds versus Cleary
• Started his collegiate career with six points, three boards, an assist, a block and a steal in 17 minutes at UIC

High School

• A three-star and a top-five recruit in Michigan by 247 Sports and ESPN, as well as a top 55 point guard by ESPN
• Tallied over 1,500 career points and broke the Michigan high school record in assists, with more than 850 assists in his career
• A four-time All-State selection, who was named Third Team as a freshman and First Team by the Detroit News and Associated Press as a sophomore and senior
• Tabbed Detroit Mr. Basketball as a junior, the first time a junior ever received the honor, and a Mr. Basketball finalist as a senior after tallying 23.0 points, 4.0 rebounds, 11.0 assists, and 2.0 steals per game
• A two-time All-City selection, he was the PSL Male Athlete of the Year as a junior and led Renaissance to its first PSL championship since 2004 as a senior

Personal

• Son of Tomica and LaMonta Stone
• His dad is an assistant coach at Detroit Mercy and has also coached at Eastern Michigan, Bowling Green, and Ohio State
• Has an older and younger brother
• Chose Detroit Mercy because he wanted to win a championship in his hometown
• A Communications major