• Player
• Seasons: 2019-20
• Number: 23
• Position: G
• Height: 6' 4“
• Weight: 185
• Hometown: Warwick RI
• High School: Bishop Hendricken (Warwick RI)
• Prep School: Woodstock Academy
• Transfer From: none
• Birthday: March 15¹⁾

• Signed NLI on 4/17/2019.²⁾

• Played in the season's first ten games, but then went out with an abdominal injury after the Harvard game (12/7).
• Injury later classified as a hernia. Underwent surgery on 1/10 and needs 3-4 months recovery time, sidelining him for the rest of the season.³⁾ Coaching staff is confident that he will obtain a medical redshirt.⁴⁾
• At the time he went out with the injury, he was leading the team in scoring (147 points and 14.7 ppg), field goals attempted (109), 3-pointers made (32) and percentage (.485), free throws made (23), and steals (18).⁵⁾
• His .485 percentage from 3 was 15th in the NCAA and 3rd among rookies.⁶⁾
• 32 made threes was tied for 16th in the NCAA and tied for 2nd among rookies.⁷⁾
• 3.2 made threes per game was tied for 26th in the NCAA and tied for 2nd among rookies.⁸⁾
• Started off hot, winning the Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Week in the season's first week.⁹⁾

Game logs from Sports Reference
Career highs from RealGM.com

• Spent a prep year in 2018-19 at Woodstock Academy in Connecticut
• Helped guide the Centaurs to a 38-2 record in 2018-19, climbing as high as No. 2 in the national rankings
• Named to the National Prep School Invitational All-Tournament team after averaging 16.5 points per game during the tournament
• Named to the USA Today All-USA Rhode Island First-Team after averaging 23 points, 10.7 rebounds and 2.2 blocks per game as a senior at Bishop Hendricken Catholic in 2017-18
• Named to the Providence Journal's Rhode Island Interscholastic League All-Decade Team for the 2010s¹⁰⁾
• Named to the Providence Journal All-State First-Team as a senior
• Guided the Hawks to back-to-back state championships, averaging 17 points and 7 rebounds per game as a junior
• Spent first two years of high school at Pilgrim
• Played prep hoops with fellow UMass signees Tre Mitchell and Preston Santos

• Tyrone Travis Weeks Jr. was born just as his father, a part of the coaching staff at St. Bonaventure, was about to take on Kentucky in the NCAA Tournament¹¹⁾
• His father, Tyrone Weeks Sr., scored over 1,000 points for UMass from 1994-98 and played in four consecutive NCAA Tournaments

Official roster page from UMass Athletics
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