Mikkel Tyne

Mikkel Tyne receives a pass and turns upcourt

Looking down as Mikkel Tyne spins in a layup vs VCU

Mikkel Tyne pulls up for a jumpshot at La Salle

Mikkel Tyne reaches backwards to drop off a pass to center Mike Walz

Mikkel Tyne drives to the basket vs Davidson

Photo by: Keith Lucas/Sideline Media

Mikkel Tyne calls out the offense while bringing the ball up the court

Mikkel Tyne claps his hands following a play

Mikkel Tyne shoots a pull-up jumpshot vs VMI

Mikkel Tyne looks to make a pass against Mount Olive

Mikkel Tyne shoots a jump shot vs Florida Tech

Mikkel Tyne drives to his right through the lane vs UMass

Mikkel Tyne attempts a reverse layup in the middle of three UMass players

Mikkel Tyne divides Lafayette opponents under the basket, looking to pass the ball

Photo by: Keith Lucas

Position:
Guard
Height:
5-10
Weight:
180
Class:
Freshman
Hometown:
Toronto, Ontario
High School:
Bishop Walsh (Md.)

SOPHOMORE (2024-25)
• Only Spider to start all 32 games ... 43 starts in his first two seasons are most by a Spider since Jacob Gilyard from 2017-19 (63)
• Averaged 9.3 points (third on team), 1.4 assists (fifth on team), and 1.0 steals (third on team) per game
• Second among Spiders with 31.5 minutes per game ... Played 164 straight minutes over five games from from Feb. 19 to March 8
• Second on UR with 14 games of 10 or more points (including seven of his last nine games)
• Scored career-high 22 points vs Ball State on Nov. 27

FRESHMAN (2023-24)
• Appeared in all 33 games with 11 starts ... Most games and starts by a true Spiders freshman since Jake Wojcik in 2018-19
• Averaged 4.0 points (sixth among Spiders), 2.1 rebounds, and 0.8 assists per game
• Scored a career-high 16 points vs Florida on Dec. 9, shooting 5-7 from three-point range ... First true freshman for UR to score 16 or more points since Jake Wojcik at So. Alabama on 12/29/2018 (22)
• Made first career start vs UNLV on Nov. 21 with DeLonnie Hunt injured ... became first true freshman to start any game for Spiders since 2021 NIT and first to start a November game for Spiders since 2018

HIGH SCHOOL
• Finished his prep career at Bishop Walsh in Cumberland, Md.
• Coached by Dan Prete at Bishop Walsh, who coached Spiders legend and No. 2 all-time leading scorer Grant Golden in high school (at Saint James School in Hagerstown, Md.)
• No. 10 Class of 2023 recruit in Maryland, according to ESPN
• Attended Montverde Academy in Montverde, Fla. in 2021-22
• Represented Canada at FIBA U18 Americas Championship and FIBA U17 Basketball World Cup in 2022

PERSONAL
• Born on May 2, 2005
• First name is pronounced mick-KELL