Lehman College Athletics

2014-15: Scored 21 points against Neumann in the first round of the Rowan University Invitational (11/15)... added 11 points against Rowan in the Championship game of the Rowan University Invitational (11/16)... was named to the Rowan University Invitational All-Tournament team (11/16)... led the Lightning in scoring with 22 points, blocked two shots, and forced two steals vs. William Paterson (11/19)... scored 14 points and forced two steals vs. Bard (11/22)... scored 14 points at McDaniel College (11/30)... tallied 11 points and had four steals at Medgar Evers (12/5)... led the Lightning with a game-high 18 points at York (12/9)... scored 21 points at Brooklyn (12/12)... scored 17 points vs. Yeshiva (12/16)... added 13 points and grabbed a game-high eight rebounds, while forcing four steals in the final day of the 8th annual CUNYAC Coaches vs. Cancer Classic, vs. Maine Maritime Academy (12/29)... scored 13 points, grabbed six rebounds, dished out three assists, and blocked three shots vs. CCNY (1/3)... tallied 23 points, with five rebounds, and three assists against the College of Staten Island (1/9)... scored eight points at Rutgers-Camden (1/12)... scored a game-high 22 points at Hunter (1/16)... scored a career-high 28 points against John Jay (1/21)... was named the Ed Kramer Most Valuable Player for Lehman College during Homecoming, as he scored 26 points, dished out four assists, and shot 8-11 from the field vs. Medgar Evers (1/24)... led all scorers with 26 points against Brooklyn College (1/28)... scored a game-high 17 points with six rebounds at CCNY (1/30)... was named the CUNYAC Player of the Week (2/2)... scored 14 points and shot 60 percent for the evening against Hunter (2/10)... on his senior night, led the team with 23 points, four rebounds, and two assists, shooting 67 percent from the field against York (2/13)... had a very productive game, by scoring 14 points, grabbing eight rebounds, dishing out four assists, and blocking three shots at the College of Staten Island (2/17)... was named a CUNYAC First Team All-Star (2/19)... scored 14 points, shot 50 percent from the field, grabbed nine rebounds, forced two steals, and was named the U.S. Army ROTC Player of the Game, in the CUNYAC Quarterfinals against Hunter (2/22)... led all scorers with a career-high 29 points, while grabbing eight rebounds, and blocking three shots, in the CUNYAC Semifinals against Brooklyn (2/25)... scored 10 points and grabbed five rebounds in the final game of his collegiate career, against the College of Staten Island, in the Quarterfinals of the ECAC Metro Championships (3/4)... was named a Third Team All-Star by the Metropolitan Basketball Writers Association (MBWA) (4/15)... was named the team's Most Valuable Player (5/12).       
     
2013-2014: Joined the team at the semester break...played in 18 games, starting 16 times... played 33 minutes in his first game, scoring 13 points with five rebounds, against #25 Colorado College... had season-highs of 25 points and six rebounds against Rutgers-Camden... had 18 points and five rebounds against Brooklyn College... had ten points and three assists at Staten Island... Had 17 points and seven rebounds at CCNY... Earned the John Conboy Memorial Award as the MVP of the game against Baruch, as he recorded a game-high 27 points with five rebounds... had 19 points, eight rebounds, and three assists against York... scored 11 points against Medgar Evers, marking at least 10 points scored in each of his first 11 games... had 13 points and six rebounds against Sarah Lawrence... had ten points off the bench in the regular season finale against York... scored 13 points in the CUNYAC Quarterfinals upset of Baruch.

2012-2013: Attended Monroe College.

2009-2011: Attended Reading Area Community College.

Personal: Son of Lenore Rhymer and Jonathan Greenfield... was born in Hartford, Conn., but now resides in the Bronx.

Career Highs at Lehman
Points: 29, vs. Brooklyn (CUNYAC Semifinals), 2/25/15
Rebounds: 13, at Baruch, 2/22/14
Assists: 4 (three times), most recently at Staten Island, 2/17/15
Steals: 6, vs. John Jay, 2/14/14