University of Maryland, Baltimore County

2014-15: Hit his first field goal (a trey) as a Retriever at Minnesota on Nov. 22... Posted his first career game in doubles with 11 points vs. Towson on Nov. 29... Hit four treys (4/6) and led Retrievers with 15 points at GW on Dec. 4... Tied then season-best with four treys made in the Dec. 14 win over Longwood... Also posted season highs in rebounds (5)... Made his first collegiate start vs. NJIT and posted fourth game in double figures with 10 points... Was 15-of-34 from behind the arc (44.1%) over a seven-game stretch until missing all six attempts vs. Vermont on Jan. 17... In the three games after struggling versus the Catamounts, he averaged 10.1 ppg and hit 8 of 13 shots (61.5%) from behind the arc... Scored 15 points, to lead UMBC, in 67-51 loss at UML on Feb. 5... Tied that figure and set new season best with four helpers in triumph over Maine on Feb. 21... Finished in sixth place in America East games with 1.9 treys made per game and in 3-pt. field goal percentage (40.3%)...  Had hit a trey in 13 consecutive games, but was held off the board in 21 minutes at Binghamton ... Placed second in AE games in free throw percentage (20-of-22, 90.9%)...Converted the sixth-most treys (48) of any UMBC freshman in school history.        

Background: Attended Northwood (Md.) High School before prepping at Kimball Union Academy in Meriden, N.H… Averaged 15.0 points, 8.0 rebounds and 4.0 assists per game during his final season at Northwood in 2011-12… Earned team’s MVP honors that season… Also competed in football for the Gladiators and was a Division I prospect on the gridiron…  In his first year at KUA, helped the Wildcats to a record of 19-8 and a NEPSAC-AA postseason berth…  Selected to 2014 All-League squad, as team posted a record of 21-7 and were the league runners-up…  Competed in New England Recruiting Report All-Star game and earned MVP honors… A member of the Beyond Belief Program, a mentoring program that has helped mold him as a student-athlete… Selected UMBC amongst other DI offers because “I felt I had the strongest connection with the coaching staff and players and I loved the proximity to home”… Considering a major in financial economics… The oldest of three siblings… Son of Liz and Duncan Brent… Born Sept. 29, 1995.