Corban Athletics

2024-2025: Redshirted…Member of the 2024-25 Corban Men’s Basketball team that finished in a tie for 5th-place in the Cascade Collegiate Conference standings, concluding their season in the CCC Quarterfinal round with an overall record of 15-14 and 13-9 in conference play. Two Warriors earned All-Conference recognition for their efforts in 2024-25, with two Academic All-District selections, four Academic All-Conference members, and four NAIA Scholar-Athletes…

2023-2024: Appearing in 27 games and starting in 17 for the navy and gold, Wilson averaged a total of 21.8 minutes per game…The 6’7 forward averaged 16.0 points per game and 7.3 rebounds per game with 18 assists during the season…The junior had a field goal percentage of .617 with a three-point average of .333 and a free throw percentage of .682…Wilson defended with 22 steals and 22 blocks for the Warriors…CCC All-Conference Team…CCC Player of the Week…4th leader in the CCC for scoring…7th leader in the CCC for rebounds…3rd leader in the CCC for field goal percentage…11th leader in the CCC for blocks…10th leader in the CCC for offensive rebounds…6th leader in the CCC for defensive rebounds…On March 2, 2024 vs. Evergreen State Jay Wilson secured his place in the Corban University Men’s Basketball record book for third highest Field Goal Percentage in a single game at (13-15) .867… Member of the 2023-24 Corban Men’s Basketball team that finished tied for 4th-place in the Cascade Collegiate Conference standings, concluding their season in the CCC Quarterfinal round with an overall record of 17-11 and 14-8 in conference play. Three Warriors earned All-Conference recognition for their efforts in 2023-24, with four Academic All-District selections, six Academic All-Conference members, and seven NAIA Scholar-Athletes…

Personal: Following two years of play at Collin County Community College in McKinney, Texas, Wilson arrives at Corban hungry to compete at the NAIA and Cascade Collegiate Conference levels that are known for having established big men in the paint. During his time as a Cougar, Wilson averaged 7.2 points and 4.0 rebound per game with a .609 field goal percentage, tallying 31 blocks and 29 steals in two seasons.

Wilson will be continuing the pursuit of a degree in sports management while he remains committed to building his resume to compete professionally as a basketball player post college.