Career: Combined with classmates Dave Mallon and Chet Stachitas to record 96 wins in four years, the second best total for a four-year class in school history... Team made postseason appearances in all four years, with two in the NCAA Tournament... Played in 129 games in his career, which ranks second all-time... Had 371 career assists to rank 11th on the all-time list.

2005-06: Received the William F. Maher Award for loyalty... Team's fourth leading scorer with 10.6 per game... Starting point guard who averaged a team-high 37.4 minutes per game, playing 1,233 minutes, or 94 percent of a possible 1,305... Scored double figures in 20 contests... Scored a career-high 20 points vs. Ohio State... Ranked fifth in the Atlantic 10 in assist/turnover ratio (1.68) and sixth in assists (4.2)... Was eighth in the league in free throw percentage (79.4) as Hawks were the nation's top ranked team, shooting 79.9 percent... Had 13 points and seven assists in win over Kansas... Tallied 18 points at Davidson... Handed out career-high nine assists at Gonzaga... Hit 11-for-12 free throws in A-10 semifinal win over Temple... Scored 18 points in win at Xavier... Posted 141 assists which ranks among the top 20 single-season totals... Team tri-captain.

2004-05: Named to the Atlantic 10 All-Defensive Team... Earned the Most Improved Player award from the Philadelphia Big 5... Also received the team's Robert F. O'Neill Award for SJU's Most Improved Player... Established new career-highs in points (16), rebounds (6) and assists (11)... Led the Atlantic 10 in assist average (5.2)... His total of 188 assists is tied with Jameer Nelson as the Hawks' second-best single-season total... Holds a share of the school record for games started and played in a season (36)...Tallied double figures 17 times... Tied the SJU record for free throws in a postseason game when he went 13-for-14 against Holy Cross... Shot 92.7 percent (35-for-38) from the line in the six games of the NIT... Hit for a career-high 16 points in A-10 semifinal win over Xavier, going 9-for-11 from the line... Scored team-high 13 points vs. Richmond... Handed out a career-high 11 assists vs. Temple, while committing just one turnover... Had 13 points at UMass... Posted 12 points vs. UMass... Had 10 points and eight assists in win over URI... Handed out eight assists in three games and had nine assists at Temple... Played a team-high 36.1 minutes per game after averaging just 7.8 per game in his career prior to this season... First year as the Hawks' starting point guard.

2003-04: Backup point guard to National Player of the Year Jameer Nelson... Scored a season-high nine points on 3-for-4 shooting at St. Bonaventure... Netted seven points against UMass on 2-for-2 shooting... Had four points in 16 minutes vs. San Francisco.

2002-03: Played in all 30 games off the bench... Averaged 7.6 minutes per game... Played season-high 17 minutes in home win over Fordham, scoring three points and dishing a season-high four assists without a turnover...Tallied season-high eight points on 3-of-4 shooting from field (2-for-2 3-pointers) in win over Rhode Island... Averaged 1.3 points per game and registered 11 steals.

High School/Personal: Averaged 12.6 points and four assists per game as a senior to help lead St. Anthony to second straight New Jersey State Tournament of Champions title and a final national ranking of number two by USA Today... Also averaged five rebounds per contest and hit 51 three-pointers... As a junior he tallied 14.0 points, four assists and three steals per game as St. Anthony was ranked 10th in the nation... Business administration major... Selected to the Athletic Director's Honor Roll in the Spring 2004... Born on March 26, 1984.

Career Statistics

5   Dwayne Lee
	Class: Senior Hometown: Jersey City, NJ High School: St. Anthony	Weight: 180 Position: Guard