Sophomore year 2024-25

Helped Johnson County to undefeated conference championship season, a 31-6 overall mark and an eight-place finish at the National Junior College Athletic Association Division II National Tournament … Played in 37 games, two as a starter … Averaged 5.2 points, 2.9 rebounds and connected on 51.7 of his field goal attempts (74-143) … Upped his scoring average to. 6.4 points and 3.4 rebounds while shooting 53.7 from the field during conference play … Scored in double figures in five games … Was the game leader in steals five times and blocks leader in 10 games, most of the team … Had 15 blocks, second-most on the team, and tied for 10^th in the conference … Began the season with 11 points and six rebounds in a n 82-64 victory over Baker JV (11-1-24) … Made a season-high eight free throws along with three field goals for a tean-high14 points in a 68-59 win over Southeast (11-12-24) … Had six points and four boards off the bench in an 88-62 win over Sterling JV (11-22-24) … Had four points, five rebounds, three assists and three steals in a 111-42 blowout over Kansas Christian JV (11-26-24) … Opened conference play with 10 points, three rebounds and two assists in a 75-63 win over Neosho County (1-11-25) … Finished with 10 points and five rebounds in a 77-62 victory over Hesston (2-1-25) … Followed with 14 points and seven rebounds in a 71-51 win at Neosho County (2-5-25) … Led the Cavaliers with a season-high 22 points, connecting on 10-of-11 shots with two free throw, and grabbed six rebounds in a 78-63 win over Kansas City Kansas (2-8-25) … Hit 4-of-5 shots including a 3-pointer for nine points in a 109-53 win over Baker JV (2-17-25) … Followed with nine points, four rebounds and four steals in an 80-74 win over Fort Scott (2-22-25) … Hit 3-of-4 shots for six points to help JCCC to an 81-75 win over No. 20 Henry Ford  in the consolation semifinals at the NJCAA Division II National Tournament (3-21-25) ... Earned NJCAA All-Academic second-team with a GPA of between 3.80.3.99.

Freshman Year 2023-24

Helped lead the Cavaliers to a 28-7 record, a district championship, and a berth to the NJCAA Division II National Tournament …Played in 28 games … Averaged 3.4 points, 1.3 rebounds, 1.0 assists and 10.4 minutes … Scored in double figures twice … Poured in 13 points hitting 6-of-11 shots with a 3-pointer in a 126-62 win over Ottawa JV (11-11-23) … Also had a season-high four assists and three rebounds … Had six points and four boards in a 96-56 win over OnPoint Academy (11-17-23) … Followed with six points in a 95-63 win over Arkansas State Mid-South (11-18-23) … Hit for six points in a third straight game  and had three assists in a win over Saint Mary JV (11-21-23) … Went 5-for-6 from the field with a 3-pointer and 2-for-2 at the line to match his season high of 13 points in a 97-69 victory over Avila JV (12-5-23) … Grabbed a season-high six rebounds and scored four points in a 102-78 win over Allen (2-14-24) … Followed with five boards and three points in a 67-61 win at Fort Scott (2-17-24) … Led JCCC’s bench with eight points in an 81-42 win over Labette in the first round of the Region 6 Tournament (3-4-24) … Knocked down a 3-pointer and had a steal in an 88-77 loss in the first round of the consolation bracket at the NJCAA D-II National Tournament (3-20-24).

High School

Was a two-year starter for coach Doug Lewis at Rufus King International High School, Milwaukee, Wis. … Earned All-Milwaukee City Conference first-team as a senior … Averaged 15 points per game as a senior and 12 per game his junior year … Helped the Generals to two Regional championships and a conference title his junior year … Played club basketball for Cram City Chosen from 2019-22 coached by Sunjay Adell … National Honor Society member.

Personal

Born Mauryon Mychael Turner on February 2, 2005, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin … Son of Maurice and Lisa Turner … His father was a collegiate athlete at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee … Majoring in business … Career ambition is to work professional sports … Also recruited by the University of Akron and Southern Illinois University Edwardsville … Favorite foods are barbecue and sweet foods … Favorite fast food restaurant is Wing Stop … Favorite TV show is Anime: Gangster … Favorite sports movies are Coach Carter and Love and Basketball … Favorite book is Inner Game of Tennis … Favorite athlete is Devin Booker … Best spots moment was his first dunk … Notable alumni from his school are NBA guard Jordan Poole, former NBA guard Mike Wilks and former NFL tight end Lance Kendricks.