University of Wisconsin Green Bay Athletics

2019-20 Season (Redshirt Senior)

• Named to All-Horizon League First Team
• Selected to 3X3U National Tournament to represent Horizon League before tournament was canceled
• Led team in scoring, rebounding and assists
• Ranked 3rd in Horizon League with 17.1 PPG, led Green Bay
• Started in all 33 games, playing a team-high 33.7 MPG
• Scored 30 or more points in four games, three times against HL competition
• Finished in double-figures in 31 of 33 games, most on the team and second-most in the HL
• Led team and ranked 3rd in the HL in assists with 4.5 APG
• Scored over 1,000 career points at GB
• Shot 85.6 percent from the free throw line
• Led team with 5.1 RPG
• Named to Romans Legends Classic Subregional All-Tournament Team

2018-19 Season (Redshirt Junior)

• Started in 24 of 36 games played, missing two due to injury

• Ranked second on the team in scoring with 13.7 PPG

• Led team with 77 made 3-pointers, with a team-high 39.3 3-point field goal percentage

• Named 2K Empire Classic Subregional MVP, averaging 22.0 PPG in two wins at EWU

• Converted 84 of 101 free throw attempts, shooting 83.2 percent

• Scored 20 or more points in eight different games

• Scored in double-figures in 25 of 36 games played

• Totaled career-high 26 points in team’s win over Detroit Mercy; made career-high 6 3-pointers

• Dished out 5 assists in 6 different games

• Team’s leading returning scorer from a season ago

• Second on team with 82 assists

• Second on team with 84 made free throws

• Averaged 14.1 PPG in Horizon League play

• Named Horizon League Player of the Week (Nov. 19)

McCloud, the first commit for GB this past season, was recently named NJCAA Division I Men's Basketball Second Team All-American for his strong 2017-18 season at Highland Community College in Illinois. The 6-2 guard averaged 15.4 PPG and led his team to a 26-8 record and back to the national tournament, and was touted as one of the best recruits coming out of high school.

"JayQuan is a high-level player, great shooter and he can both guard and play multiple positions as a total team player," said Chad Boudreau, head coach at Highland. "With what Green Bay has coming back and the addition of JayQuan, I think it makes them a very dangerous team. He wants to be around good people, he really formed a good relationship with the coaches at Green Bay, and they all have the same goals in mind. JayQuan is going to have a heck of a career there and we look forward to watching him grow."

"JayQuan is a versatile guard that score in a variety of ways. He shot over 40 percent from three last year and comes from a great program at Highland, where he led them back to the national tournament," Darner said. "He's going to bring a strong scoring ability, and with losing Khalil (Small), we will need him and others to step up in that place. We expect JayQuan to help us right away and he fits the style we want to play."