Denmark, SC, – Voorhees University is proud to congratulate senior basketball player Hector Rosario on reaching the remarkable milestone of scoring 1000 points in his collegiate basketball career. The Lawrenceville, GA native achieved this feat during the Continental Athletic Conference January tournament against Wilberforce University, where he entered the game needing 15 points to join the prestigious 1000 points club.
In an exhilarating overtime win over Wilberforce, Hector not only met but exceeded this milestone, solidifying his place in Voorhees University’s basketball history. Standing tall at 6’2”, Hector has been an integral member of the Tigers Basketball team for the past four seasons, showcasing exceptional talent and dedication to the sport.
Originally from Duluth, GA, and a graduate of Duluth High School, Hector’s journey with Voorhees University’s basketball program has been marked by numerous achievements. Notably, he was part of the triumphant 2021 A.I.I. Tournament Champions and 2021 NAIA National Tournament Qualifiers teams, contributing significantly to their success.
Hector’s legacy at Voorhees University extends beyond his impressive point-scoring ability. With a total of 1047 career points, he now stands among the top point scorers in the history of the university’s basketball program, leaving an indelible mark for future generations to admire and aspire to.
As he approaches his graduation in May, pursuing a degree in Sports Management, Hector remains steadfast in his ambition to continue his basketball career at the professional level. His dedication, work ethic, and passion for the game serve as an inspiration to his teammates, coaches, and supporters alike.
For media inquiries or further information, please contact: Coach James Williams at jcwilliams2@voorhees.edu or 803-780-1045.
(L-R) Mary Hill, Dean of Students, James Williams, Men’s Basketball Coach, Hector Rosario and Charlene Johnson, Vice President of Intercollegiate Sports
