Men's Basketball

2012-13 (Junior): Started for the Eagles in 29 games in his junior year … became Juniata’s all time leader in career steals … also had the third most assists in a single season in program history … moved in fourth all time for most career steals as an Eagle … was in the top ten in the Landmark Conference in field goal percentage, assists, free throw percentage, steals, assist/turnover ratio and minutes played … had double digit scoring performances in 19 games including 24 points in the ECAC South championship game … Hays also added five rebounds, three assists, and three steals to his championship game performance … also had 21 against Carnegie Mellon (11/27) and 22 against Scranton (2/20).

2011-12 (Sophomore): Played in 29 games, making four starts... fifth on the team in scoring with 9.5 ppg... Juniata’s assists leader with 112... averaged 3.86 assists per game, ranked second in the conference and 118th in Division III... dished out a season high 10 assists vs. Scranton (1/20), the most by a Juniata player in all of 2011-12... turned in eight-assist performances against Susquehanna (12/3) and Goucher (1/13)... scored in double figures on 14 occasions... scored a season high 20 points against Lynchburg College (11/19) in Mount Aloysius’ Coaches vs. Cancer Classic... went 14-of-17 at the free-throw line against the Hornets... his best shooting performance from the floor was a 6-of-11 effort at Washington & Lee (11/22) on his way to 18 points... had a 6-of-12 performance against Scranton (2/3), and finished with 14 points... tallied 57 steals, averaging 1.97 per game... ranked third in the Landmark in steals, and 110th in Division III.

2010-11(Freshman): Led the team in scoring in six games...played in all 25 games for the Eagles...started in four games...averaged 9.7 points per game...shot 43.7% from the floor and 72.2% from the line...averaged 2.8 steals per game...scored a career high of 22 points in the victory against Dickinson College on November 29...led the team in rebounding in a win against Scranton University on February 12.

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year letterwinner at John Marshall, playing guard, team captain... also lettered in track & field.

PERSONAL: Son of Okey and Judy Hays... POE is Early Childhood Education.