• Three-Time First Team All-WCC
• No. 2 on Santa Clara All-Time Scoring List
• No. 4 on WCC All-Time Scoring List
• All-Time Scoring Leader in WCC Games
• 2016-17 NABC All-District Team
• Member of the WCC's 'All-Decade in the Desert' Team

VIDEO: Santa Clara University '2015 Momentum' Featuring Brownridge | AUDIO: Halftime Interview vs. Valparaiso (Dec. 22, 2016) | VIDEO: Brownridge Broadcasting Feature with WCC (Jan. 14, 2017)

A four-year starting guard who was a three-time first team All-West Coast Conference performer (2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17) ... one of only four players in school history to earn first team all-league three straight years and one of just five to claim a spot three times ... member of the 2016-17 National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) All-District team … ranks second in school history in scoring (2,313 points), fifth in scoring average (17.7 ppg), second in made field goals (729), second in 3-pointers (385), first in 3-point FG percentage (40.3), second in 3-pointers made (385), tied for second in made free throws (470), fourth in FT percentage (83.9) and first in minutes played (4,519) ... ended his career No. 4 on the WCC career scoring list, second in 3-pointers made and fifth in 3-pointers per game (2.98) … he ended his career just 10 points behind Tyler Hawes of BYU (2,323/2012-15) on for third on the league’s all-time scoring chart … one of only 11 players in conference history to score 2,000 points ... the all-time scoring leader in WCC games (1,272 points) … also first in 3-pointers (206) and fourth in 3-pointers per game (2.861) in WCC contests … posted 30 or more points a school-record 12 times in his career ... tallied 20 or more points 52 times in his career and was in single digits just 21 games … scored in double figures in 49 of his final 55 games ... started all 129 games in his career, the top mark in school history ... his 129 consecutive games played is tied for the most in school history with Nate Kratch (2013-17) … he and Kratch ended their careers tied for sixth on the school’s all-time games played list … named to the WCC's 'All-Decade in the Desert' Team, which was unveiled in 2018 at the 10-year anniversary of the league tournament being held in Las Vegas and featured the top 10 players from the event in that time frame ... in seven career WCC Tournament games, he averaged 26.0 points on 46.8 percent shooting from the floor, including 45.3 from behind the 3-point line, and 92.1 percent from the free-throw line … had four career game-winning shots with seven seconds or less on the clock.

AS A SENIOR (2016-17): A first-team All-WCC choice … joined Ken Sears (1952-53, 1953-54, 1954-55), Dennis Awtrey (1967-68, 1968-69, 1969-70) and Harold Keeling (1982-83, 1983-84, 1984-85) as the only Santa Clara players to earn all-league honors three straight years … also one of just five players in school history to earn first-team All-WCC honors three times in a career (also Brian Jones – 1997-98, 1999-00, 2000-01) … earned a spot on the NABC All-District 9 First Team … also voted to the WCC All-Tournament team after leading the Broncos to the semifinals ... during the season moved from fifth to second (2,313 points) on the school's career scoring list and from outside the top 25 to fourth on the WCC all-time scoring chart … ranked third in the WCC in scoring (18.1 ppg) and first in 3-point FGs (3.2 pg) ... 17th nationally in 3-pointers per game ... 37.1 minutes per game was first in the WCC and ninth nationally … dished out a career-high 93 assists … averaged 2.8 assists per game, second on the team … registered a team-best 32 steals … career-high point total (597) ranks sixth on the school’s single-season list and his minutes played (1,223) are second … career-best 106 3-pointers ranks third on the Santa Clara single-season chart … posted a season-high 36 points, including 28 in the second half, against Vanderbilt (Nov. 25) ... that point production in the final 20 minutes was the highest one-half total in his career (22 in second half vs. Arizona, 11/25/15; 22 in second half vs. Portland, 1/30/16) ... moved into the WCC’s career top 25 scoring list (to 23rd) with 32 points in the win against Sacred Heart (Nov. 21) … he jumped to 15th over the course of the next three games and to 12th with 30 points in a double-overtime road win vs. Valparaiso (Dec. 22) … scored 21 of his 30 points in the second half against Pepperdine (Jan. 14), the fourth-highest one-half output of his career ... had his 32-game double-figure scoring streak snapped with seven points vs. UC Riverside (Dec. 13) ... recorded eight points against Portland (Jan. 5), but became just the second Bronco and 11th player in WCC history to reach 2,000 in his career … he needed seven points entering the game vs. the Pilots … Emmanuel Ndumanya stole the ball and fed him for a breakaway layup, his seventh and eighth points, with 15:12 left in the game … with 20 points against San Diego (Jan. 12), passed Bo Kimble of Loyola Marymount (2,010/1987-90) and Jim McPhee of Gonzaga (2,015/1986-90) to reach ninth on the conference scoring chart … registered 30 points vs. Pepperdine (Jan. 14) to pass Johnny Dee of San Diego (2,046/2011-15) for eighth place, and advanced to seventh place on the WCC all-time scoring list with 23 points against Gonzaga (Jan. 19), moving past Forrest McKenzie of LMU (2,060/1981-86) … he then passed Bill Cartwright of USF (2,116/1975-79) with 25 points vs. BYU (Jan. 26) to reach sixth … scored 25 points, including the game-winning 3-pointer with 2.7 seconds left, in the 64-63 victory over LMU (Jan. 21) … had 17 of the team’s 28 second-half points and it marked his fourth-career game-winner with seven or fewer seconds left in the game … became the all-time leading scorer in WCC games, passing Hank Gathers of LMU (1,190/1987-90), with points vs. Gonzaga (Feb. 4) … also eclipsed Anthony Ireland of LMU (2,169/2010-14) for fifth place on the overall WCC scoring list with his performance against Gonzaga … moved into fourth place on the WCC all-time scoring list, with a 26-point effort against Pacific (Feb. 11) … posted his lone career double-double with 12 points and a career-high 10 assists against Pepperdine (Feb. 16) …. equaled Kevin Foster’s (2008-13) school record of 125 career starts against San Diego (Feb. 18) … he eclipsed Foster’s mark against Pacific (Feb. 23), which also happened to be his final home appearance … capped off his career by scoring a game-high 32 points, including 21 in the second half when the Broncos trailed by as many as a 15, in the WCC Tournament semis matchup with Gonzaga (March 6) … that point total was a school record for the WCC Tournament, breaking his own mark and that of Kyle Bailey … posted 30 against BYU on March 5, 2016 and Bailey posted the same amount vs. USF on March 6, 2004 … a member of the preseason watch list for the Lou Henson Award (nation’s top mid-major player).

AS A JUNIOR (2015-16): Started all 31 games … first-team All-WCC selection ... first in the WCC and 21st nationally in scoring (20.6 ppg) ... finished tied for 56th nationally in free throws made (159) and tied for 44th in 3-pointers made (91) ... only three players in the NCAA finished higher in both categories (Buddy Hield of Oklahoma [1st in 3FGs/30th in FTs]; Stefan Moody of Ole Miss [18th 3FGs/7th FTs]; Josh Adams of Wyoming [t-28th 3FGs/9th FTs] … his 640 points rank third on the school's single-season list and his made 3-pointers (91) rank fifth ... scored in double figures in the last 22 games and averaged 25.4 points in the final five … his 83.2 free-throw percentage was fifth in the WCC … second in the league with 2.9 made 3-pointers per game ... averaged 35.8 minutes per game (third in the WCC) ... posted career-best 44 points vs. Arizona (Nov. 16, 2015) ... that total was a Wooden Legacy tournament record and ranks tied for second on the school’s single-game list, as well as tied for eighth on the 2015-16 NCAA chart, helping the Broncos post the near upset against the No. 11/10 Wildcats in Fullerton, California ... passed Steve Nash (261/1992-96) for second on the school’s all-time 3-pointers list vs. LMU (Feb. 18) … started the season 28th (1,076 points) and ended fifth (1,716) on the school's all-time scoring list ... earned WCC Player of the Week on Jan. 4 after averaging 24.5 points and 47 percent on 3-pointers in games vs. Gonzaga and Portland … missed most of the preseason with a pelvic injury ... named to the Lou Henson Award watch list.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2014-15): Started all 32 games ... 3-3 3FG with 2 ast. in a career-low 18 min. due to foul trouble vs. CS Fullerton (11/14) ... 16 pts. making 3-7 3FG, including his 100th career (101) playing a regulation game-high 39 min. vs. SD Christian (11/15) ... 11 pts., reaching 600 career (603) making 3-14 FG with 4 reb. at Utah St. (11/19) ... team-high 12 pts. (3-12 FG) with 5 reb. at #20 Michigan St. (11/24) ... 12 pts. making 3 FG, including his 200th career (201) with 4 reb. (100 career) and 2 ast. in 39 min. vs. Tennessee (11/27) ... 7 pts. with 2 reb. vs. Rhode Island (11/28) ... 27 pts. on 6-11 3FG making all 4 FT vs. Rider (11/30) ... 20 pts. on 7-10 FG and 2-2 FT with 4 reb. and 2 ast. at SJSU (12/6) ... 25 pts. on 5-10 3FG and 4-4 FT to reach 700 career (706) with 4 ast. and 3 reb. vs. Washington St. (12/13) ... 6-10 FG and 3-4 FT for 18 pts. vs. Northeastern (12/20) ... 19 pts. on 5-11 3FG with 2 ast., including his 100th career, vs. Cal Poly (12/23) ... 7 pts. on 2-12 FG at St. Mary’s (12/27) ... 4-6 3FG tying for 10th on SCU career list with 136 for 14 pts. with career-high 8 reb. at UOP (12/29) ... 2 3FG to pass Mitch Burley (137) for 9th on career 3FG list with 138 scoring 10 pts. with 6 ast. vs. BYU (1/1) ... career-high 7 ast. with 4 pts. (0-5 3FG) vs. San Diego (1/3) ... 10 pts. at Portland (1/8) ... 14 pts. to reach 800 career (802) on 5-11 FG and 3 ast. at #6 Gonzaga (1/10) ... hit 2-8 3FG for 16 pts. with 4 ast. vs. St. Katherine (1/13) ... 18 pts. making 10-11 FT ending a personal-best streak of 27 straight, with 6 reb. vs. USF (1/17) ... 6 3FG to reach 150 career (151) for 20 pts. with 4 ast. vs. LMU (1/22) ... 13 pts. making 3-7 3FG with 2 reb. for 150 career and 3 ast. vs. Pepperdine (1/24) ... 13 pts. with 6 reb. at San Diego (1/29) ... hit 5-11 FG for 16 pts. with 5 reb. and 3 ast. at BYU (1/31) ... 25 pts. on 9-16 FG (4-4 3FG) to reach 900 career (923) with 4 ast. vs. #2 Gonzaga (2/5) ... 10 pts. (2-4 3FG) with 2 ast. vs. Portland (2/7) ... season-high 18 FGA for 14 pts. with 3 reb. and 2 stl. at USF (2/12) ... 18 pts. on 5-14 FG (8-9 FT) and 5th career game without a 3FG (0-8) at Pepperdine (2/19) ... 28 pts. on 7-11 FG (6-9 3FG) and 8-8 FT with 4 reb. and 3 ast. at LMU (2/21) ... 33rd player to score 1,000 career pts. (1,011) with 18 vs. Pacific (2/26) ... game-winning FG with :07 left and 17 pts. vs. St. Mary’s (2/28) ... career-high 3 stl. and 19 pts. on 5-8 3FG vs. LMU (3/6) ... season-high 29 pts. passing Dan Weiss (1,070) and Brody Angley (1,074) for 28th all time with 1,076 on 10-17 FG (6-11 3FG) with 3 stl. vs. BYU (3/7).

2013-14 Action Photos

AS A FRESHMAN (2013-14): Named WCC Newcomer of the Year and to the All-Freshman team while earning All-WCC Honorable Mention ... started all 33 games and established 7 season (Pts., Avg., FGM, FGA, 3FM, 3F%, FT%) and 3 game records (Pts., FGM, 3FM) for freshman ... scored 30+ pts. 3 times, including a FR game record 38 (at Pepperdine 3/1) ... became the 7th player in school history with 3 or more 30 pt. games in a season ... the 4th Bronco to score 30+ pts. in back-to-back games (1/18, 1/25) ... was the highest scoring FR in the WCC and 3rd overall with 17.2 ppg ... scored 20+ points 14 times, the 3rd-most by a Bronco since 2000-01 ... played 35+ minutes 17 times to lead team and place 6th in WCC at 33.5 mpg ... just the 2nd Bronco to attempt more than 200 3FGs in a season (Kevin Foster did it 3 times) and had the 4th-highest season total with 218 ... started in his SCU debut with a game-high 25 pts. scoring teams first 5 pts. in each half vs. Bethesda (11/8) ... set a school FR record with 7 3FM (24 pts.) with career-high 7 ast. vs. La Sierra (12/14) ... played a season-high 42 min. scoring 29 pts. vs. LMU (1/4) ... made game-winning 3FG with 1.2 seconds left (23 pts.) with season-high 6 reb. at St. Mary’s (1/9) ... 1st career foul out at UOP (1/11) ... scored 30 pts. (1st career 30+ pt. game) making all 8 FTA vs. BYU (1/18) ... 4th SCU player with back-to-back 30 pt. games after game-high 30 making 9-10 FTs and 5 3FM at USF (1/25) ... set a school FR record with a season-best 38 pts. tying his FR record with 7 3FM and establishing season highs with 12 FGM, 22 FGA and 7 reb. in 37 min. at Pepperdine (3/1) ... scored 20 pts. making 4-8 3FG in WCC tournament win vs. UOP (3/6) ... game-high 24 pts. on 8-14 FG (4-7 3FG) in 35 min. in WCC quarterfinal loss to Gonzaga (3/8).

HIGH SCHOOL: Played basketball for Steve Weemer at Waubonsie Valley High School in Aurora, Ill. ... played in 29 games his senior year, hitting 72 threes and was 130 for 164 from the free throw line (averaged 21.2 ppg, 1.4 spg and 1.7 apg) ... named to All-Tournament Team at Palatine High School Thanksgiving Tournament and York High School Jack Tosh Christmas Tournament ... All-Conference Team Upstate Eight Conference ... named to Chicago Sun Times, Daily Herald, Naperville Sun and Beacon News All-Area Teams ... Illinois Basketball Coaches Association All-State Third Team and AP Boy’s Basketball All-State Teams Honorable Mention ... Waubonsie Valley Varsity Team Co-MVP ... finished as school’s all- time leader in 3 pt made (203) and as the second-leading scorer (1,608) ... team was 21-8 and 9-4 in league play his senior year ... scored 33 points in the regional semi-finals win over Metea Valley his senior year ... Brownridge connected on five 3-pointers and scored 29 points in Waubonsie Valley’s 66-61 loss to Neuqua Valley in Dec., 2012 ... his junior year he averaged 20.9 points, 4.3 rebounds, 1.7 assists and 1.7 steals a game ... he knocked down 58 from beyond the arc and scored 31 and 30 points in his final two games in the postseason in March, 2012, respectively ... played on the Illinois Wolves AAU team.

PERSONAL: Parents are Enos and Kathy Brownridge ... has an older sister named Lauren ... enjoys hanging out with friends, going to the movies and playing pool and ping pong ... worked as a reporter with Santa Clara media relations, hosting “Long Walks With Jared” videos and weekly segments during the season ... majored in communication.