Josiah Lake II

Position:
Guard
Height:
6-2
Weight:
175
Class:
Freshman
Hometown:
Tualatin, Ore.
High School:
Tualatin HS

Sophomore (2024-25): Played in 33 games, making six starts ... Averaged 6.9 points per game and shot 48.2 percent from the floor ... Had nine points and five assists at Saint Mary’s (3/1) ... Scored 13 points and pulled down eight rebounds at San Diego (2/22) ... Made his first career start and set a career-high with 16 points vs. Pacific (2/15) ... Had eight points and six rebounds vs. Pepperdine (1/23) ... Went 9-for-10 from the stripe to put up 11 points and three steals vs. Gonzaga (1/16) ... Had six assists at Santa Clara (1/9) ... Put up 11 points vs. Oakland (12/23) ... Scored nine points vs. Sacramento State (12/17) ... Recorded five steals vs. UC Irvine (12/14) ... Scored nine points on 4-for-6 shooting against Western Oregon (11/12) ... Scored 13 points on 5-for-6 shooting vs. Weber State (11/8).

Freshman (2023-24): Played in 31 of Oregon State's 32 games ... Averaged 3.5 points and 2.0 rebounds per game ... Was third on the team with 41 assists on the year ... Turned the ball over just 14 times ... Hit seven free throws and scored nine points vs. Utah (3/7) ... Scored seven points vs. Washington State (2/8) ... Set a career-high with 10 points at Colorado (1/20) ... Scored seven points against Idaho State (12/21) ... Dished out five assists vs. Utah Valley (12/9) ... Recorded nine points, nine rebound and three steals vs. Cal Poly (12/4) ... Tallied four steals vs. UC Davis (11/30) ... Scored six points and dished out seven assists in his Beaver debut vs. Linfield (11/6).

High School: Two-time state champion … First Team All-Oregon honoree … First Team All-Conference selection … State Tournament MVP … Played club ball of Fly Select.

Personal: Son of Lucretia Lake and Josiah Lake Sr. … Has two siblings – Jemai and Jailah … Father played basketball at Oregon State … Enjoys video games and Design … Knows how to juggle … Chose Oregon State because “It felt like home and I heard great things about the coaches and academic.”