Kadary Richmond

#3 Kadary Richmond

6'5"

180 lbs

Guard

HS: Brewster Academy	White Plains, NY
HS: South Shore	Brooklyn, NY

Born: August 25, 2001

Brooklyn, NY

**Season Stats**
Season	Cl	Pos	G	GS	Min	FG	FGA	%	FT	FTA	%	3Pt	3PA	%	Asst	Reb	DReb	OReb	Fls	DQ	TO	ST	BS	Pts	PPG	APG	RPG
2020-21	Fr	G	28	3	589	63	139	45.3%	44	61	72.1%	7	21	33.3%	86	74	56	18	38	0	44	46	14	177	6.3	3.1	2.6
Career			28	3	589	63	139	45.3%	44	61	72.1%	7	21	33.3%	86	74	56	18	38	0	44	46	14	177	6.3	3.1	2.6

Kadary Richmond was a flashy guard for Syracuse basketball for one season. Richmond was a terrific defender with a great instinct for stealing the ball, as well as a terrific passer.

Kadary Richmond Syracuse Orange Basketball

Richmond was the top reserve for the Orange his freshman season, playing the point position whenever he was in the game. He was used to spell Joe Girard at the point position, as well as bring in some defensive pressure. Richmond was adept at driving to the basket for the easier score. As the season progressed, he was able to improve his three point shooting. He would start three games early in the season while Buddy Boeheim was out in Covid protocol.

Richmond's playing time increased all season along as he assumed more and more of the primary point guard responsibilities. He would have a season high 10 assists in a big win over North Carolina on March 1st. Unfortunately he would also hurt his leg that game, and it would slow him down the last six games of the season.

Richmond was unhappy with his playing time and freedom on the court, and transferred to Seton Hall after his freshman season.

**Seton Hall Statistics**
Season	Cl	Pos	G	GS	Min	FG	FGA	%	FT	FTA	%	3Pt	3PA	%	Asst	Reb	DReb	OReb	Fls	DQ	TO	ST	BS	Pts	PPG	APG	RPG
2021-22	So	G	32	26	829	105	261	40.2%	54	72	75.0%	19	55	34.5%	132	115	94	21	67	2	82	53	11	283	8.8	4.1	3.6
2022-23	Jr	G	27	25	743	93	223	41.7%	70	101	69.3%	16	36	44.4%	110	140	123	17	52	0	59	53	8	272	10.1	4.1	5.2
2023-24	Sr	G	35	34	1145	202	458	44.1%	130	161	80.7%	17	63	27.0%	180	244	185	59	61	0	107	77	22	551	15.7	5.1	7.0
Career			94	85	2,717	400	942	42.5%	254	334	76.0%	52	154	33.8%	422	499	402	97	180	2	248	180	41	1,106	11.8	4.5	5.3

Richmond struggled early with Seton Hall his sophomore year, but started to hit his stride mid season. Richmond scored a season high 27 points in an overtime win against UConn in January. In his junior year he would score a season high 28 points in a loss to Providence. He would hurt his back February 18th and miss the remainder of the season.

Richmond would earn All Big East First Team honors his senior year and lead Seton Hall to the NIT Championship with 21 points, 13 rebounds, and 5 assists in the game. He would score 1,106 points in his Seton Hall career.

**St. John's Statistics**
Season	Cl	Pos	G	GS	Min	FG	FGA	%	FT	FTA	%	3Pt	3PA	%	Asst	Reb	DReb	OReb	Fls	DQ	TO	ST	BS	Pts	PPG	APG	RPG
2024-25	Gr	G	36	35	1164	191	392	48.7%	59	110	53.6%	7	40	17.5%	191	230	184	46	71	1	71	72	31	448	12.4	5.3	6.4
Career			36	35	1164	191	392	48.7%	59	110	53.6%	7	40	17.5%	191	230	184	46	71	1	71	72	31	448	12.4	5.3	6.4

Richmond would transfer to St. John's for a fifth season. He would lead a very talented Red Storm team to a 31-5 record. He would have a triple double with a season high 12 rebounds and 11 assists, along with 10 points, in an overtime win over Marquette. He would have a terrific game in the Big East championship with 12 points, 4 assists, and 12 rebounds in a win over Creighton. He would unfortunately have a poor game in a loss against Arkansas in the NCAA tournament, fouling out in sixteen minutes with only 5 points. His was named to the All Big East Second team that season.