Drake University Athletics

Two-year letterwinner who has proved to be valuable commodity performing off bench.

2003-04 — Appeared in 22 games...saw increased playing time midway through season...came off bench to fuel double-overtime home win vs. Creighton...stole pass and hit running jumper along with free throw to give Bulldogs 74-73 lead with 17 seconds left in double-overtime vs. Bluejays as Drake rallied from five-point deficit...grabbed career-high nine rebounds in overtime loss to Northern Iowa...had season-high seven points with three rebounds, one assist, one steal at Southwest Missouri State...had four points along with two steals at Southern Illinois...collected four points and two assists vs. Colorado State.

2002-03 — Played in 29 games, making lone college start at Illinois State, collecting three rebounds...averaged over 16 minutes in last 10 games of season, usually defending opponent's top scorer...tallied career-high 16 points, four assists and three steals in career-long 26 minutes of action vs. Grinnell...scored eight points at Central Michigan and Northern Illinois...had season-high four rebounds vs. Grinnell, Evansville and in road games at Indiana State and Illinois State, as well as season finale vs. Illinois State in MVC Tournament.

High School — Averaged 13.5 points, 4.2 rebounds, 3.6 assists and 1.5 steals as senior while being named co-most valuable player for Bullis Prep School which was ranked No. 13 in the final Maryland High School poll conducted by The Washington Post...earned first team All-Independent Athletic Conference honors and honorable mention All-Montgomery County honors...shot 45.2 percent from the field, including 31.8 percent from three-point range and 73.3 percent from the free-throw line...led Bullis Prep to a school record 23-4 mark in 2001-02 and its second Independent Athletic Conference title...played in the 2002 Metro D.C. Classic, pitting the public and private schools from Washington D.C. against the suburban schools from the Washington D.C. area...named most valuable performer of the Jefferson Memorial High School Tip-Off Classic in El Paso, Texas as senior after scoring season high 24 points vs. Onate (N.M.) to spur team to victory in championship game...also collected a career-high 12 rebounds vs. The Heights School from Potomac, Md...scored season-high 19 points as junior, while being named to Sidwell All-Tournament team...also named to All-Takoma Tip Off Tournament as junior...a versatile athlete, he also was named the co-most valuable player on the 2001 Bullis Prep football team, while playing wide receiver and defensive back.

Personal — Advertising major...born Sean Christian Martinez Tracy on Feb. 3, 1983, in Silver Spring, Md....parents: Reginald Tracy and Victoria Green...has older brother: Claude Green (28) who played basketball at University of Southern California...high school coach: Mike Hibbs.