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Lamb Autrey

2 Lamb Autrey

  • Height:
    6-3
  • Weight:
    185
  • Year:
    Junior
  • Hometown:
    Cibolo, Texas
  • High School:
    Samuel Clemons
  • Previous College:
    Collin County Junior College
  • Position:
    Guard

Coach was Jim Sigona at Collin County Junior College in Plano, Texas ... Collin County is part of the Texas JUCO Athletic Conference ... Led team in 2010 to 27-5 record, falling 79-63 to South Plains in the semi-finals of the Region 5 Tournament ... Finished one game out of first place in its league despite beating the league champion in double overtime in the last game of the regular season ... He was seventh in the league in points per game ... Led his team in three categories, averaging 14 ppg, 6 rpg and 3 apg his sophomore year when he was named first-team all-conference after hitting 57 percent of his shots ... He was also recently named all-region as well ... His high school coach was Lance Lewis at Samuel Clemens High School in Schertz, Texas ... His senior year he averaged 18.2 ppg, 6.2 rpg, 5.8 apg and 3 spg ... His junior and senior years his team advanced to the second round of the Texas state playoffs when he was named MVP of his team, all-state, all-region and all-conference ... Parents are Leslie and Vivian Autrey.

COACH KEATING ON AUTREY
"Lamb has the needed experience that we were looking for, especially for our young backcourt. He too comes form a strong background of discipline and willingness to improve. He had the great opportunity to play for two years with Coach Sigona, which has further developed his ability to play at a high level while being coached. Lamb possesses the athleticism and skill-set to play both guard positions while utilizing his length to be a multiple-position defender.

WHY AUTREY CHOSE SANTA CLARA
"First of all, the academic side of Santa Clara was a major plus. Highlights for me were definitely basketball, the schedule Santa Clara plays and the chance to play in the WCC, the people on the campus and the certainly the coaches and players. I really liked the team. It's also a beautiful campus. I felt like I knew everyone since my first step on campus, they were so welcoming and had so much energy. I really can't believe it. With me being from Texas, I am used to just seeing California on TV and now I will play there. I am really looking forward to it. My parents are with me 100 percent and are happy for me. They are excited to come and have a nice place to visit."