Charles Nelson

Entering the Transfer Portal 1 year of eligibility left Open to NAIA to Division 1 opportunities

Recruitment is still open for scholarship opportunities

End of junior year season highlights Averages- 18.5ppg/3.7ast/3.6 rbs/2stls Shooting splits- 47%fg/41% from3/ 87.6 freethrows Accomplishments- reach 1000pts - sliac all tournament team - sliac 1st team all conference - runner up player of the year

Freshman Season Highlights!

Class 3 Boys All-District MBCA All-District is voted on by member coaches within the district. All-District is not an all-district tournament team; it reflects the entire regular season. The top 10 players from each district receive All-District honors (no first or second teams or honorable mention). Ten players receive these honors unless: there is a tie for 10th place (no tiebreakers; all receive honors), the district lacked 10 nominations from coaches, or head coaches chose not to be MBCA members and did not nominate players. The player receiving the most points is named District Player of the Year. Coaches within the district also vote on Coach of the Year. Players are listed by school in alphabetical order. drive.google.com/file/d/13rr8vi…

Season stats from playing in the conference

After a reclassification to Class 3 this season due to last years tornado and bus transportation issues @Miller_CA_BBall will be playing for a state championship. 61 of their 75 points in the semi-final came courtesy of the Nelson brothers. CJ - 27 Calvin - 20 Cameren - 14

UNREAL finish to the first quarter in the Class 3 Boys semis! Miller Career Academy and North Platte hit a combined FIVE straight threes in the final 47 seconds! #SCTop10 @ESPNAssignDesk 📺: MSHSAA.TV

Final results for the Class 3 Semifinal game between Miller Career Academy and North Platte!

Final score from the game against Woodland! Your CA Phoenix is going to State! #Brotherhood

Up next for Missouri athletes is NCAA DIII MBB. Here are the Top Ten Points/Game. Minimum of ten games. Data as of Jan. 24. 1. Nolan Simon - Whitfield School - Principia College - 22.8 2. Charles Nelson - Miller Career - Webster University - 18.6 3. Ethan Fauss - Clayton - Emory University - 16.9 T4. Walker Gohring - Fulton - Westminster College - 16.6 T4. James Hawley - Westwood Baptist - Maranatha Baptist University - 16.6 6. Nate Straughter - Chaminade - Millikin University - 15.9 7. Ethan Chartrand - Webster Groves - Webster University - 15.2 8. Kolton Garner - Hallsville - Westminster College - 13.8 9. Jamile Johnson - Parkview - Westminster College - 12.8 10. Andrew Kim - Pembroke Hill - Sarah Lawrence College - 11.5 Follow me for more about what Missouri athletes are doing while competing in the NCAA. There is much more to come! @scoreboardguy @missouri_sports @MidMoBBall @stlprepsports1 @EthanFauss @ethanchartrand5 @KoltonGarner23 @8ea5tie8oy5 @statesmensports @WhitfieldSports @Miller_CA_BBall @CHSGreyhounds @chsgreyhou15048 @FPSActivities @WeAreChaminade @CCPBasketball @StatesmenHoops @HVilleAthletics @PHSVikingBBall

Up next for Missouri athletes is NCAA DIII MBB. Here are the Top Ten Field Goal Percentage. Minimum of 100 attempts. Data as of Jan. 24. 1. Jamile Johnson - Parkview - Westminster College - .647 (88 of 136) 2. Ethan Chartrand - Webster Groves - Webster University - .575 (65 of 113) 3. Adam Painter - Francis Howell Central - Webster University - .523 (69 of 132) 4. Charles Nelson - Miller Career - Webster University - .498 (116 of 233) 5. Jermard Sykes II - Gateway STEM - Webster University - .466 (68 of 146) T6. Nolan Simon - Whitfield School - Principia College - .458 (137 of 299) T6. Ethan Fauss - Clayton - Emory University - .458 (71 of 155) 8. Chris Ketchum - St. Charles - Millikin University - .455 (56 of 123) 9. Nate Straughter - Chaminade - Millikin University - .438 (95 of 217) 10. Casen Lawrence - Westminster Christian - Illinois Wesleyan - .413 (57 of 138) Follow me for more! All three NCAA divisions. Both Men and Women. @scoreboardguy @missouri_sports @stlprepsports1 @ethanchartrand5 @adampainter14 @EthanFauss @NateStraughter @casenlawrence22 @Parkview_Viking @statesmensports @8ea5tie8oy5 @StatesmenHoops @CCPAthletics @WeAreChaminade @CHSGreyhounds @Miller_CA_BBall @AthleticsWCA @WhitfieldSchool @SCHSactivities @GSTEMSPORTS

Up next for Missouri athletes is NCAA DIII MBB. Here are the Top Five Free Throw Percentages. Minimum of 40 attempts. Data as of Jan. 24. 1. Charles Nelson - Miller Career - Webster University - . .885 (46 of 52) 2. Kolton Garner - Hallsville - Westminster College - .854 (41 of 48) 3. Nate Straughter - Chaminade - Millikin University - .824 (42 of 51) 4. Nolan Simon - Whitfield School - Principia - .808 (97 of 120) 5. Walker Gohring - Fulton - Westminster College - .794 (54 of 68) Follow me for more about Missouri athletes! There is much more to come. @scoreboardguy @missouri_sports @KoltonGarner23 @gohringW4 @HVilleAthletics @WeAreChaminade @CCPBasketball @FPSActivities @WhitfieldSchool @Miller_CA_BBall

Up next for Missouri athletes is NCAA DIII MBB. Here are the Top Ten Steals. Data as of Jan. 24. 1. Nolan Simon - Whitfield School - Principia College - 47 2. Charles Nelson - Miller Career - Webster University - 36 3. Chris Ketchum - St. Charles - Millikin University - 30 4. James Hawley - Westwood Baptist - Maranatha Baptist University - 26 5. Jack Steinbach - Ladue Horton Watkins - Denison University - 22 6. Jermard Sykes II - Gateway STEM - Webster University - 21 7. Andrew Kim - Pembroke Hill - Sarah Lawrence College - 10 T8. Walker Gohring - Fulton - Westminster College - 18 T8. Nate Straughter - Chaminade - Millikin University - 18 T8. Kolton Garner - Hallsville - Westminster College - 18 T8. Kobe Anderson - Fort Zumwalt North - Millikin University - 18 T8. Evan Bland - Gateway STEM - Carroll University-WI - 18 Follow me for more! All three NCAA divisions. Both men and women. @scoreboardguy @missouri_sports @SBLiveMiz @gohringW4 @KoltonGarner23 @WhitfieldSchool @Miller_CA_BBall @GatewaySports_ @CCPAthletics @WeAreChaminade @HVilleAthletics @SCHSactivities @fznactivities

Up next for Missouri athletes is NCAA DIII MBB. Here are the Top Six Assist to Turnover Ratios. Minimum of 40 Assists. Data as of Jan. 24. 1. Jemard Sykes II - Gateway STEM - Webster University - 2.71 (46/17) 2. Jack Steinbach - Ladue Horton Watkins - Denison University - 2.69 (43/16) 3. Andrew Kim - Pembroke Hill - Sarah Lawrence College - 2.42 (80/33) 4. Charles Nelson - Miller Career - Webster University - 1.83 (71/39) 5. Carlitos Sanchez - Parkview - Westminster College - 1.74 (40/23) 6. Walker Gohring - Fulton - Westminster College - 1.29 (62/48) Follow me for more! All three NCAA divisions. Both men and women. @scoreboardguy @missouri_sports @gohringW4 @GSTEMSPORTS @LadueRam @LadueActivities @Miller_CA_BBall @Parkview_Viking @OzarkConference @walkergohring @fulton @FPSActivities

Up next for Missouri athletes is NCAA DIII MBB. Here are the Top Ten Three Point Percentages. Minimum of 40 attempts. Data as of Jan. 24. 1. Charles Nelson - Miller Career - Webster University - .459 (39 of 85) 2. Casen Lawrence - Westminster Christian - Illinois Wesleyan - .417 (53 of 127) 3. Sean LaRose - Affton - Westminster College - .415 (17 of 41) 4. Nate Straughter - Chaminade - Millikin University - .404 (38 of 94) 5. Jermard Sykes II - Gateway STEM - Webster University - .394 (28 of 71) T6. Anand Dharmarajan - John Burroughs - Case Western Reserve - .374 (34 of 91) 8. Owen Walther - John Burroughs - Macalester College - .371 (52 of 140) 9. Ethan Fauss - Clayton - Emory University - .365 (27 of 74) 10. Nolan Simon - Whitfield School - Principia College - . .64 (16 of 44) If you have read this far, you must like what Missouri athletes do when they compete in the NCAA. Follow me for more. Much more! @scoreboardguy @missouri_sports @stlprepsports1 @GSTEMSPORTS @CCPAthletics @WeAreChaminade @CHSGreyhounds @Miller_CA_BBall @AthleticsWCA @WhitfieldSchool @AHSActivityDept @jbsathletes

@BresciaMBB Carluan Nelson @CarluanN17944

51 pts 9 rebs 7 stls vs Jennings

@CoachMikeAcuna Carluan Nelson @CarluanN17944 30 PPG, 4 APG, 3 SPG (This Game he had 48 points)