Georgia Southern University Athletics

AWARDS AND HONORS
American Conference All-Academic (2022-23)
NABC Honors Court (2022-23)

2024-25 AT PACIFIC
• Played in all 33 games and started 31 times
• Averaged 6.4 points per game and shot .343 (37-108) from three-point range
• Grabbed six steals at Washington State, the most by a Tiger in a single game all season
• Recorded 10 double-figure scoring games including a career-high 15 against Portland State where he logged a career-high 39:35 minutes
• Drilled four three-pointers and scored 12 points at Arkansas
• Pulled down a season-high five rebounds three times including in a win against San Jose State where he scored 11 points
• Scored 10 points against UNLV on 4-of-6 shooting

2023-24 AT SMU
• Missed the season due to injury
 
2022-23 AT SMU
• Played 18 of the first 20 games before missing the rest of the season
• Totaled 28 points, 16 rebounds and 6 steals
• Scored 6 points (2-2 3FG), 3 rebounds and an assist in 10 minutes in the AAC-opening win over Tulsa
• Had a late corner 3-pointer to help seal the win over Iona in the quarterfinal of the Diamond Head Classic
• Had 5 points and a rebound in 9 minutes at no. 24 Dayton

2021-22 AT WASHINGTON STATE
• Played in 16 games averaging 2.6 points and 0.9 rebounds
• Scored a career high in his first collegiate game netting 13 points in 18 minutes (adding 3 rebounds and 3 assists) against Alcorn State Nov. 9.

2020-21 AT WASHINGTON STATE
• Did not appear in any games.

BACKGROUND
• Played high school at Lincoln Prep
• As a senior at Lincoln Prep, named the 2019-20 Ontario Scholastic Basketball Association Most Valuable Player after leading the league in scoring at 27.9 points while also averaging 10.4 rebounds, 5.6 assists and 2.5 steals per game earning team and province player of the year for his performance
• Was a four-time player of the month winning the award four-straight months from October through January and led his team to the Final Eight in tournament play for the first time in program history
• Earned the All-Canadian Player of the Year as voted on at the Signature All-Canadian Showcase, the premier high school All-Star event for Canadian seniors
• In addition to his high school resume, has been active in the Canadian youth national system including playing at the FIBA U16 Americas Championship in 2017 averaging 5.2 points in just over 13 minutes per game
• Born Oct. 25, 2001
• Son of Aicha Camara and Kalil Koulibaly
• Has three younger siblings, Clara, Oumy Kalisha, and Rahim Kapi