Tremayne Johnson basketball profile
Tremayne Johnson
Vitals
Height: 6’9” (206cm)
Weight: 225 lbs (102kg)
Wingspan: 7'0" (213cm)
Position: Forward (4 or 3)
Date of Birth: 1989
Passport: US passport
Eurobasket player ID# 208092
Outlook
Tremayne is a high-level athlete who brings speed, quickness and athletic ability. He is a player who effects the game on both ends of the court. A good defender with great length, he is able to defend both on the perimeter and in the post, he is able to block shots on the perimeter and at the basket with equal skill. Tremayne is a slasher who can score in a variety of ways, able to shoot the 3-point shot , knockdown the mid-range shot, score in the post and is able to create shots for himself and his teammates. Tremayne can get to the basket and will finish strongly at the basket. He is an unselfish player, who is a willing passer to make plays to benefit his team. Tremayne is a "glue player" who will make a difference on any club that he is a part of.
Coach Jim Hayford of EWU on Tremayne: “He is the ‘X’ factor ... He has a three-dimensional game – he can post up and score, he can score off the dribble and he can score off the shot.”
Pro Basketball Experience
2018:Mauricio Baez Metropolitanos (Dominican Republic)
2017: Cyprus
19.6 points: 9.8 rebounds: 1.2 blocks per game
2016-2017: Al Ittihad Jeddah, Saudi Arabia SBL
23 points: 10 rebounds: 4.0 assists: 2 steals: 1.3 blocked shots per game
2014-15: Indonesia Warriors, ASEAN Basketball League (ABL)
20 games -- 20.7ppg (3rd overall in league): 9.3rpg (8th overall): 2.1apg (10th overall): 2.1spg (3rd overall): 1.2bpg (5th overall)
Only player in entire ABL to place in top 10 of league leaders in points, rebounds, assists, steals and blocks. Led team in scoring, steals and blocks and 2nd in rebounds and assists on team. Named Asia-Basket.com All-ASEAN (ABL) League team 2014-15
2013-14 BC Timisoara, Romania Liga NationalA - Division A
2013 Al Manama, Bahrain
2012 NBA D-League available player pool selection & National Tryouts
2009-2010 through 2011-2012 Eastern Washington University (NCAA D-1 Big Sky Conference)
Coach Jim Hayford on Tremayne: “He is the ‘X’ factor ... He has a three-dimensional game – he can post up and score, he can score off the dribble and he can score off the shot.”
Coach Earlywine on Tremayne: “He’s a high-level athlete...he will continue to add to our speed, quickness and athletic ability...Tremayne focuses his attention on being a premier defender and rebounder -- the effort areas”
2011-12 highlights -- Season best performance, Jan. 21 vs. Portland St., Tremayne posted 20 points, 10 rebounds and 2 blocks in 40 minutes... Dec. 30 against Montana,Tremayne posted 14 points, 10 rebounds and 2 blocks in 32 minutes...Dec. 20 against St. Mary's, Tremayne posted 8 points, 5 rebounds and 2 blocks in 22 minutes... Dec 14. against UCLA, Tremayne posted 12 points, 7 rebounds and 1 steal in 21 minutes... Nov 27 against UC-Davis,Tremayne posted 13 points and 3 rebounds in 15 minutes... Nov 11 against Oregon,Tremayne posted 12 points, 7 rebounds and 1 blocked shot in 26 minutes... Feb. 25 vs Portland St.,Tremayne posted 11 points, 5 rebounds and 1 block in 24 minutes... Feb. 18 vs. UC Irvine,Tremayne posted 11 points, 5 rebounds, 1 steal, and 1 block in 18 minutes... Feb. 4 vs. Sacramento St.,Tremayne posted 8 points, 6 rebounds and 2 blocks in 21 minutes... Jan.28 vs. Montana St.,Tremayne posted 11 points, 8 rebounds, 2 steals and 1 block in 27 minutes.
2010-11: In Big Sky Conference statistics, Johnson was fourth in blocked shots (1.2), 23rd in scoring (10.0), 16th in rebounding (5.1) and 14th in free throw percentage (77-of-101 for 76.2 percent) He finished with a total of 35 blocked shots to rank third in school history. He helped Eastern finish with 120 for the season, closing the year only 10 away from the school record of 130 set in 2006... Johnson scored in double figures 13 times, including a team-leading four performances of at least 20 points. He led Eastern in scoring five times, including a 20-point effort in a 65-51 win over Portland State (1/27/11). In addition, he rebounded in double figures twice and led the Eagles on the boards in three games. He also was the team leader in blocked shots in 15 games, steals in seven outings and assists on one occasion. He finished third on the team with a 10.0 scoring average for the season, making 42.1 percent of his field goal attempts. He also averaged 5.1 rebounds and 1.2 blocked shots per game. Johnson had by far his best game of the season in Eastern’s 95-91 victory over Seattle (12/15/10). He scored a career-high 26 points on 7-of-8 shooting from the floor and 9-of-10 marksmanship from the free throw line. He also had eight rebounds and four blocked shots ... A starter in six of Eastern’s first eight games of the season, Johnson came off the bench in the victory over Seattle. Johnson had one of the most memorable dunks in school history in that same game versus Seattle, as well as one later in the season versus Montana (2/26/11). Johnson scored on an alley-oop dunk with 8:13 left in the Seattle game to give Eastern a 73-54 lead, and they would go on to win 95-91. Against Montana, with 1:38 to go in overtime, a fast break ended in a rim-rattling dunk by Johnson that brought the home crowd to its feet. The basket gave EWU a 52-50 lead and helped the Eagles toward a stunning 59-55 overtime victory over league-leader Montana. The win helped clinch a postseason berth for the Eagles, and in the process, kept the Grizzlies from clinching at least a share of the league title.
2009-10: Attended EWU for the first time in January 2010 after completing his associate degree.
2007-08 through 2008-2009 L.A. Southwest Junior College NJCAA:
averaged nine points and five rebounds as a freshman in the 2007-08 season at then redshirted as a sophomore.
High School: Graduated from Artesia High School in 2007. played on the nation’s No. 1 ranked high school team as rated by MaxPreps.com. The Pioneers finished 33-2 and 11-1 in the league, and won their last 12 games of the season to win the California state title. Artesia blasted Bishop O’Dowd 91-64 in the title game victory. One of his teammates at Artesia was James Harden, who played at Arizona State and now plays in the NBA for the Houston Rockets. As a junior, team finished ranked third nationally. The Pioneers finished 33-1 and 12-0 in league play, and won the California state title with a 60-41 win over St. Mary’s that gave them a 21-game winning streak to end the season.
Personal: Born Aug. 20, 1989, in Compton, Calif. Earned degree in Communications. Parents are John Johnson and Rosie Ellis.
Awards/Achievements
2014 Asia-Basket.com All-ASEAN (ABL) League team
2012 Summer Pro League Champions and All-Star team selection (And1 Select)
2007 USA #1 ranked team as rated by MaxPreps.com (Artesia)
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