Hi, my name is Jeremiah Ward, I attended Humboldt state University. I have
just finished my senior year of basketball. I plan on achieving my
ultimate goal in life and playing pro ball. I have been dreaming this
dream since I can remember. I have worked hard ever since I have picked up
a basketball up until this point. I want to be the best player I can be
and the best that God allows me to be. I have been blessed over the years
of having the talent and opportunity of playing basketball. I am a 6'1''
combo guard, but mostly the shooting guard position. I averaged 13.6 ppg,3
apg,and 2.7 spg. I was 9th in the nation in steals and 2nd team all
region. I helped lead my team to the Division 2 West Region Championship
where we lost by two to my hometown team(Cal State San Bernardino). My
dream is almost here and you can help me with that dream if you believe I
can succeed at the pro level. God has giving me a talent and I'm using it
to the best of my ability. I wakeup everyday scared and nervous not
knowing if I will get picked up by anybody or get an agent. I have faith
in God and I know he will bless me with an oportunity and put me on a team
where I will succeed. You can be that blessing.
22 Jeremiah Ward
Guard • 6-2 • 190 • SR • Fontana, Calif./A.B. Miller HS
HUMBOLDT STATE: 2006-07– Jeremiah Ward helped lead his team to the 2007
West Regional Tournament. With his scoring and jumping ability it was very
easy for him to score whenever needed. His explosiveness to the rim was a
sight to see and he has always a joy to watch and a crowd favorite.
Jeremiah makes the players around him better by being a very unselfish
player. He scored in double figures with the rest of the starting five
with 13.6 ppg. He was named 2nd team all league and was player of the
week. He also got the team Defensive player of the year award. He is also
6th in the schools all-time scoring record…. 2005-06: –– Jeremiah Ward
moved from the point guard position to
a shooting guard to make better use of his scoring ability. ...averaged
13.8 ppg, including a
team-high 51 three pointers. ...all-GNAC honorable mention selection.
...poured in a careerhigh
36 points on Feb. 25 against Central Washington. ...2004-05: –– Ward was
the Lumberjacks’
starting point guard, starting 25 games and playing in all 27. ...had nine
assists on
two occasions. ...also had season-highs of 18 points, against Dominican,
and six rebounds,
against Saint Martin’s. ...averaged 8.7
ppg. ...2003-04: –– Ward played in all 34
games in the 2003-04 season. ...played
both the “two” guard and point guard
positions. ...had a season-high 14 points
against Menlo College. ...averaged 3.3
points per game.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned first team All-
Citrus League honors. ...also selected to
the All-Inland Valley team and San Bernardino
All-County first team. ...averaged
23.5 points and five assists per game.
...Scored 16 points in the San Bernardino
County all-star game.
PERSONAL: Ward is a communications
major. ...sister Sceffrenna Ward played
basketball at Cal State San Bernardino.
...brother Jon Ward played basketball at
Riverside CC and in the ABA. ...cousin
Derek Ward plays football for the New
York Jets. ...enjoys taking long walks on
the beach. ...Jeremiah James Ward, son
of Sceffers and Anner Ward, was born
February 10, 1985, in Fontana, Calif.
AAREER HIGHS
Career Highs: Points — 36, 2/25/06 vs. Central Washignton
Rebounds — 6, 3 times, last 1/26/06
vs. Central Washington
Assists — 9, 2 times, last 1/15/05 vs.
Seattle
Anything on the court.If its basketball i can do it.My vertical is 40 inches,a threat from the three point line,can drive to the basketball very well.A first quick step.Has a dominant precense on th court.
