Seattle Pacific University Athletics

(2023-24): Appeared in and started 32 games for the Falcons … averaged 36.8 minutes per game … led the team in minutes played … led the GNAC in minutes per game … scored 680 points … led the team in points scored … averaged 21.3 points per game … led the team in points per game … scored the second most points per game in the GNAC … scored 20 more points 19 times … scored 30 or more points five times … shot 50.3 percent from the field … made 37.7 percent of his 3-points attempts … shot 89.9 percent from the free throw line … had the second best free throw percentage in the GNAC … pulled down 154 rebounds … averaged 4.8 rebounds per game … dished out 80 assists … averaged 2.5 assists per game … blocked 16 shots … led the team in blocks … played a season-high 40 minutes five times … scored a season-high 33 points against CWU (2/01) … pulled in a season-high nine rebounds against CWU (3/07) … dished out a season-high five assists against MSU Billings (2/24) … became the all-time leading scorer in program history with 1,987 points … Unanimous GNAC Preseason Player of the Year … named GNAC Player of the Week once … unanimous First Team All-GNAC Selection

(2022-23): Appeared in and started all 28 games for the Falcons … played 977 minutes …  averaged 34.9 minutes per game … led the GNAC in minutes per game … scored 564 points for the Falcons … averaged 20.1 points per game … led the Falcons in scoring … led the GNAC in scoring … shot 53.6 percent from the field … ranked third on the team in field goal percentage … shot 41.2 percent from 3-point range … ranked third on the team in 3-point field goal percentage … made 85.3 percent of his free throw attempts … ranked second on the team in free throw percentage … pulled down 120 rebounds … averaged 4.3 rebounds per game … ranked second on the team in rebounding … dished out 67 assists … averaged 2.4 assists per game … ranked second on the team in assists … blocked 20 shots … led the Falcons in blocked shots … nabbed 11 steals … scored 20 or more points 12 times … scored 25 or more points six times … scored a season-high 32 points against Cal Poly Pomona (11/12) … pulled in a season-high eight rebounds against Alaska Fairbanks (2/25) … had a season-high eight assists against Alaska Anchorage (12/03) … became the 39^th player in program history to eclipse 1,000 career points (12/31) … Unanimous selection to the Preseason All-Conference team … named GNAC Player of the Week three times … First Team All-GNAC Selection … Earned D2CCA West Region First Team honors

Personal: Shaw Hunter Anderson. ... Business / Finance major.

Reason he chose SPU: The coaches, the people, and the sense of community.

Kelso High School: Washington Class 3A (medium / large school) State Player of the Year as a senior in 2019. ... Broke Kelso's single-game record with 48 points in a January 2019 game, then matched it a few games later. ... Set school single-game and single-season scoring records. ... Helped Hilanders win back-to-back Greater St. Helens League championships, and post back-to-back 6th-place finishes at state. ... As a senior in 2019, set a 3A state tourney scoring record with 122 points in four games, including a single-game record 39 in the trophy round. ... Greater St. Helens League MVP in 2019.

Fun facts: Has played basketball for 13 years prior to arriving at SPU. ... Favorite sport to watch is football. ... Dumbest movie he has ever seen is "Dumb and Dumber." ... Book he just couldn't put down was "Boys in the Boat." ... Favorite junk food is cosmic brownies. ... Favorite healthy foods are grapes and strawberries. ... Favorite TV program is "The Office." ... Favorite team is the Portland Trail Blazers. ... Favorite athlete is LeBron James. ... His dream car is an Audi R8. ... Loves to shop for shoes. ... Easiest subject in school is math. ... Toughest subject is science. ... If he could invite anyone to dinner, it would be LeBron James. He would serve steak. ... If he could be any action hero, would be The Wolverine. ... His friends call him Shawboi. ... In 10 years, plans to be playing basketball somewhere, or working in business. ... His family is originally from Maine, He has visited there and would like to return someday.