#10 Myles Stute Season 2021-22

Student-Athlete Features
VUCommodores.com — Myles of Growth, Myles to go
VUCommodores.com — A Stute of the Game
Vanderbilt Hustler — Myles Stute’s strong offseason and work ethic are paying off

Career Honors

• 2023 SEC Academic Honor Roll

As a Sophomore (2021-22)

• One of the top 3-point shooters in the nation
• .432 3-point shooting percentage (79-of-183)
  • First in SEC
• Tied single-season school record for games played
  • 36 games played
  • One of two Commodores to play in all 36 games
• 8.3 points/game
  • Third on team
• 3.7 rebounds/game
• 24.0 minutes/game
• 22 games with multiple 3s
• Season-high 20 points on 6-of-10 from 3 in win over Mississippi Valley State
• Season-best seven rebounds to go with 14 points in win against BYU
• 19 points on 4-of-7 shooting from three vs. South Carolina
• 5 3-pointers as part of 17 point-game in win over LSU
• 6-of-10 shooting for 18 points in win against Alabama in SEC Tournament Second Round

As a Freshman (2020-21)

• Played in 21 games and started three
• Averaged 3.9 points and 2.3 rebounds in 15 minutes per game
• Season-high 16 points, four threes and six rebounds at Kentucky (Jan. 5)
• Scored 11 points in season-high 31 minutes in first career start against Florida (Dec. 30)
• Also scored 16 points with four threes and five rebounds in win over Alcorn State (Dec. 27)
• Made collegiate debut with three points and three rebounds in win over Valparaiso (Nov. 27)

The Stute File

• Prepped at Gonzaga College (D.C.) under head coach Steve Turner
• Four-year letterwinner
• Nominated as 2020 McDonald’s All-American
• 2020 all-state second team
• 2019 all-conference second team
• Won 2020 DC State Athletic Association (DCSAA) championship
• Helped Gonzaga capture the 2019 WCAC championship
• Selected to the All-Tournament team at the 2018 Slam Dunk to the Beach Tournament
• Won the 2017 Triple Crown with 32-5 regular season record (WCAC championship, DC State Athletic Association championship and Alhambra Catholic Invitational Tournament title)
• Named all-tournament as two-time DC Classic Tournament champions (2017, 2019)
• Played AAU for Team Takeover on the EYBL circuit
• Son of Natalie and Will Stute
• Born in Minneapolis, Minnesota
• Mother was a bowler at Florida A&M University
• Grandfather, Melvin Henderson, played football at University of Minnesota
• Aunt, Karie Conner, played basketball at Miami (Ohio)
• Has an older brother Kai and two younger brothers Malik and Malcom
• Played the bass cello in elementary school
• First job was a custodian at the neighborhood barbershop at age 11
• Chose Vanderbilt over offers from Marquette, Texas A&M, Florida, Penn, Clemson, Pittsburgh and Georgetown
• Majoring in sociology