2007-08: In his final season, Wright had the best year of his career, starting in 20 of 25 games played. He had a career-high 154 points, averaging 6.2 per game, while shooting 51 percent from the field. The Teaneck, NJ native had a team-high 132 rebounds and nearly tripled his season high of steals, grabbing 25 in his senior campaign. His efforts helped St. Lawrence to the regular season conference title, and his perseverance on the court was one of the many reasons why he was named to the Liberty League First Team, the first time he's received any post season accolade in his career.

2006-07: Wright's junior year included 15 games and 63 points, while also tallying 48 rebounds, 12 assists, five steals, and two blocks. The Teaneck, NJ native averaged just over 15 minutes a game and had the highest field goal percentage of any Saint, posting an impressive .686 from the field.

2005-06: In his sophomore year, Wright played in seven games, starting in three, posting 34 points, 13 assists, 18 rebounds, three steals and three blocks for the Saints.

2004-05: Wright played in each of the Saints' 25 games his first year, earning a starting position in 22 of those games. He tallied 113 points, 111 rebounds, nine steals, and 12 blocks in his first-year campaign, averaging nearly 25 minutes a game.

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At Paramus Catholic

A two sport athlete, Wright played basketball and golf in high school, and earned All-League honors. He earned a Master's Scholarship, and plans to major in government.