The College of New Jersey Athletics

2025-26 (JUNIOR): Moved into a starting role early in the season, starting 18 games across 28 appearances ... Averaged 4.7 points per game and ranked second on the team at 5.1 rebounds per game ... Had 12 points and eight rebounds against Ramapo (12/13/25) and 10 points and eight boards against Denison (12/19/25) in first two collegiate starts ... Finished with 14 points on 7-of-8 shooting to go with five boards in tight NJAC loss at Montclair State (1/14/26) ... Scored 10 points in victory at William Paterson (1/21/26) ... Grabbed at least eight rebounds in three consecutive games against Rutgers-Newark (2/7/26), Rowan (2/11/26), and NJCU (2/14/26) ... Scored eight points to go with a career-high 13 rebounds in NJAC semifinal win over Stockton (2/25/26) ... Had four points and seven rebounds in NCAA Tournament win over Johns Hopkins (3/6/26)

2024-25 (SOPHOMORE): One of the first bigs off the bench, averaging 13.1 minutes per game while playing in all but one contest ... Averaged 1.7 points and 3.4 rebounds per game ... Paired eight points with eight rebounds against Stockton (12/4) ... Finished with five points and four rebounds in victory at Merchant Marine (12/18) ... Had four points and five rebounds in big win over Ramapo (2/1) as well as four points and four rebounds in a victory at Rowan (2/12)

2023-24 (FRESHMAN): Developed into an important reserve as the season went on ... Played in 25 games, averaging 9.4 minutes of action ... Posted per-game averages of 2.0 points and 2.4 rebounds ... Grabbed three rebounds in collegiate debut against Ursinus (11/11) ... Went off for 14 points and eight rebounds in win over NJCU (12/2), earning NJAC Rookie of the Week recognition ... Had four points and five rebounds in win over William Paterson (2/3) ... Scored two points and collected three boards in NJAC semifinal win at Rowan (2/21) ... Had three rebounds in NJAC championship victory at Stockton (2/24)

BEFORE TCNJ: Played at St. Benedict's Prep, which won prep titles in 2022 and 2023 ... National Honor Society member ... Also played soccer

WHY TCNJ? I came to TCNJ because I loved the balance between academics and sports here.

PERSONAL: Birthday is January 15 ... Parents are Temitope Adegoke and Adeniyi Bakare ... Has a brother, Adetokunbo, who plays at Texas Wesleyan ... First-generation college student from a Nigerian family ... Plans to join National Society of Black Engineers ... Biggest athletic thrill has been winning the NJAC championship in 2024 ... Favorite postgame meal is chicken alfredo ... Enjoys golfing 

AWARDS AND HONORS

• NJAC Rookie of the Week (12/4/23)