New Mexico State University Athletics

2020-21 | Closed out his college basketball career by playing the role of a dependable option off the bench...Put in minutes during 11 of the Aggies' 20 contests, finshing with averages of 0.7 points, 0.3 rebounds and 0.09 assists per game...Shot .273/.250/.000 for the year...Logged a career-high 13 minutes of court time and chipped in five points as well as his first career assist in a non-conference win over Benedictine Mesa (Dec. 1)...Played 11 minutes in a non-conference triumph over Western New Mexico (Jan. 25) and finished with career-highs in field goal attempts (five), three-point field goal attempts (four) and rebounds (two).

2019-20 | A former marketing intern and team manager, joined the squad as a walk-on...Took part in nine of the team's 31 games...Averaged 2.2 point and 0.4 rebounds per game...Concluded the season with shooting splits of .538/.600/.000...Made his Aggie debut in the team's season opener where he grabbed one rebound in six minutes against Western New Mexico (11/5)...Drilled his first field goal - a three-pointer - in a non-conference home victory over Arkansas-Pine Bluff (12/18)...Finished with a season-high nine points on a season-best three three-pointers during a non-conference home win against Northern New Mexico (12/29)...Helped the Aggies capture their third-consecutive WAC regular season title while ending the season in a 19-game winning streak that ranked as the second-longest in the nation. 

High School | Excelled on the hardwood and on the gridiron during his prep career at Centennial High School in Las Cruces, N.M....Starred as a guard for the Hawks' basketball team and helped his squad post a record of 28-4 in the 2015-16 season...Hauled in All-District accolades as a senior...Averaged 16.1 points, 2.4 rebounds and 1.3 assists per game as a senior...Shot 47.6-percent (61-of-128) from three-point land as a senior...Doubled as a wide receiver and a kicker for the Hawks and helped his squad go 12-1 as a senior in 2016...Collected All-District honors and was named a South All-Star following the conclusion of his final prep football campaign.

Personal | Born Bryce J. Rewalt...Son of Brian and Beth Rewalt...Has two younger siblings - a sister and a brother...Majoring in journalism at New Mexico State.