A third-year center who played in every game last season for the Broncos.
2015-16 (SO): Played in all 31 games, starting 17 of them ... averaged 13.1 minutes/game ... second on the team in total rebounds (121) and fourth in field goal percentage (42.1) ... tied for the second most blocks on the team (13) ... had season-highs of 12 rebounds, eight offensive rebounds, and nine points against USF (Feb. 6) ... posted double-digit rebounds (10) as well as had two blocks versus BYU (Feb. 13).
2014-15 (RS-FR): His second season with the program after redshirting the 2013-14 campaign ... played in 23 of 32 games off the bench ... saw action in the first 2 games of the season before missing the next 9 contests with a left foot injury ... Nigerian native, has been in the USA five years (since August 2010) ... scored a career-high 8 pts. on 4-5 FG vs. Pepperdine (1/24) ... was 8-25 FG (.320) over last 9 GP after starting season 19-31 FG (.613) still boasted a .482 FG% overall ... season-high 25 min. vs. Portland (2/7) and 22 min. at USF (2/12) totaling 10 pts. and 13 reb. in only 20+ min. games ... 8 GP with 5+ reb., including season-high 8 twice, and averaged 3.4 rpg in 11.6 mpg ... made an impact in his first game as a Bronco with 8 reb. and a blk. scoring 2 pts ... grabbed 14 reb. (7.0 rpg) in his first 2 games playing 15.0 min.
2013-14 (FR): Redshirted the season.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played for head coach Dwan Hurt at Junipero Serra High School in Gardena, Calif. … during his career at Junipero Serra he averaged 8 ppg, 10 rpg and 5.6 bpg … team was 26-7 his senior year ... team finished as the runner-up in the Division IV Southern Regional … won the Coaches Award in 2012 … 2013 Defensive Player of the Year … played three years of varsity basketball … on the honor roll twice.
PERSONAL: Hometown is Anambra, Nigeria ... was born in Enugu, Nigeria ... has six brothers and sisters … parents are the late Edwin ikechukwu Ndumanya and Susan Nwaakaego Ndumanya ... considers Julia Boyer and her family in the US his state-side family as well ... came to the US through the help of Ejike Ugboaja (runs a clinic for players in both the US and Nigeria) ... major is Communication.
