Stretch-forward shooter who fueled UMBC’s historic rise
Sherburne was a high-impact **6-6 forward** for UMBC, combining reliable outside shooting, rebounding, and playmaking in a way that made him more than just a scorer. In his peak UMBC season, he averaged **13.9 points, 5.6 rebounds, and 3.0 assists** while shooting **38.7% from three** and **87.7% at the line**, showing a rare blend of spacing and efficiency for a wing-forward.[6] He also delivered in big moments, including **14 points and 6 rebounds** in UMBC’s landmark NCAA Tournament upset of Virginia, which reinforced his value as a steady, versatile, low-drama fit for winning basketball.[2][3][5]
