Stony Brook University Athletics

2006-07: Appeared in 24 games, starting 20 ... led the team in rebounds per game (5.5) and blocks (17) ... first on the team with 47 offensive rebounds ... scored five points and grabbed two rebounds in 17 minutes at Colgate (11/10) in first collegiate game ... pulled down 12 rebounds, including seven offensive against Cornell (11/13) ... scored seven points, grabbed seven rebounds and blocked four shots in career-high 30 minutes in victory over Penn State (11/17) ... tallied six points and six rebounds in victory over Columbia (11/25) ... went for nine points on 4-of-5 shooting against UMBC (1/6) ... recorded first career double-digit scoring game (10 points) in win over Boston University (1/18) ... scored six points, grabbed 10 rebounds and blocked two shots at New Hampshire (1/21) ... registered first collegiate double-double (13 points, 16 rebounds) in just 23 minutes against Maine (1/25) ... grabbed 11 boards in win over New Hampshire (2/18) ... scored six points and got six rebounds in America East tournament game against Hartford (3/2). 2003-05: Attended San Jacinto College in Pasedena, Texas under head coach Scott Gernander . . . averaged 5 ppg., 7 rpg. and 3.0 bpg. High School: Attended Colegio Henriques in Lunada, Angola . . also played soccer and volleyball. Paw Prints: Emanuel Maciel da Silva Neto . . . son of Fatima Domingos da Silva and Manuel Maciel Jacinto Neto . . . one of 14 children . . . played in the 2006 FIBA World Championships in Japan as a member of the Angolan National Team . . . best athlete I have ever competed against: Dirk Nowitzki.