Celebrity Info
He’s a basketball player who made a name for himself as a standout power forward during his time with the University of Kansas Jayhawks. Throughout his college career, he proved to be a dominant force on the court, earning recognition as a First Team All-Big 12 selection in 2015. Before all the accolades and spotlight, he was already making waves back home. He attended Wichita Heights High School, where he led his team to an impressive four state championships. His high school success didn’t go unnoticed—he was named a McDonald’s All-American in 2012, a clear sign of things to come.
Off the court, family has always played a big role in his life. He was born to Fonda and Will Ellis, and grew up alongside his two brothers, Brae and Cameron, and his sister, Savannah. Growing up in such a close-knit household helped shape the person—and the player—he would become. Whether it was practicing late into the night or supporting each other through big wins and tough losses, family was always there. And as his journey continued from high school stardom to becoming a key player for the Jayhawks, one thing remained constant: his determination, work ethic, and the support system that carried him every step of the way.
By the time he reached eighth grade, he already stood over six feet tall—pretty impressive for someone so young. And it wasn’t just his height that set him apart; he truly excelled in every way. He went on to win four Kansas Gatorade Player of the Year awards, a rare achievement that showed just how dominant he was on the court. But what really made him stand out was his dedication off the field too—he ended up as the valedictorian of his graduating class. Yeah, he wasn’t just a standout athlete; he was a top student too, proving that with hard work, you can excel in more than one area. He definitely made a name for himself, and people still talk about how balanced and driven he was throughout high school.
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