Guilford College

2015

• Appeared in 15 games with nine starts
• Totaled four points on one goal and three assists
• had 20 ground balls and three caused turnovers
• best game was against Shenandoah where he had one assist and five ground balls

2014

• appeared in all 15 games and started in five
• ranked seventh on the team in points with 15 on seven goals and eight assists
• was sixth on the team with 26 ground balls
• also had three caused turnovers
• best game was against Greensboro College when he had two goals, two assists, one ground ball and one caused turnover

2013

• started in each of the Quakers' 16 games
• had career-bests in points (16), goals (10), ground balls (52) and caused turnovers (10)
• also had six assists and won five face-offs
• his ground balls stood second on the team and his caused turnovers ranked fourth
• led Guilford in ground balls four times
• had three points on two goals and one assist in the Quakers' 16-7 ODAC win at Randolph; also had three ground balls and one caused turnover
• scooped up nine ground balls and scored twice in Guilford's 19-6 win over conference-newcomer Shenandoah

2012

• started in 13 games
• totaled 11 points on four goals and seven assists
• ranked second on the team with 50 ground balls
• best game was at Ferrum where he had four points, two assists, and a game-high seven ground balls
• scooped up six ground balls against Farmingdale State March 14

Personal

• played football for the Quakers in 2012
• Bonner Scholar at Guilford
• four-year letter winner at G.W. Carver High School under coach Yancy Williams
• named to the Alabama-Mississippi All-Star team
• three-time all-state selection 
• named G.W. Carver's Mr. Athlete in 2011
• four-year football letter winner
• received the team's Defensive Player of the Year Award
• lettered twice in basketball
• served with Habitat for Humanity, working with tornado victims in Alabama and Mississippi
• played three years on the BamaLax club team
• brother, Jonas Tellis, played volleyball at Rust College
• akin to former professional football player Henry Tellis
• son of Victoria Colvin
• recipient of the Corella and Bertram F. Bonner Scholarship
• minor in community studies