General: Enrolled at Georgia Tech for the summer term 2022 and is a non-scholarship student-athlete in the program … Versatile player and left-handed shooter who succeeds in all facets of the game, No. 42-ranked player in the state of California according to Max Preps … Born in Dallas, Texas … Older brother Evan attended Tech … His great grandfather Bill Moore attended and played tennis at Tech in the late 1930s … Intends to study economics and international affairs.
2023-24 (red-shirt freshman at Georgia Tech)
Played in two games … Saw the first action of his career Nov. 22 at Cincinnati (two minutes, one rebound) … Grabbed three rebounds vs. Alabama A&M … Suffered a broken leg on Jan. 19 and was sidelined the remainder of the season
2022-23 (freshman at Georgia Tech) – red-shirted
Emmer Nichols: U.S. to Oz to U.S.
High School: Played four years for coach Tony Martinelli at Sacred Heart Preparatory School, serving two years as team captain … Helped Sacred Heart to a pair of league championships, including a Central Coast Section title in 2021 … As a senior, led SHP to a 25-5 record overall as a senior and 14-0 mark in its league … Earned second-team Central Coast Section WBAL all-league, first-team all-league in 2020 and 2022 (MVP and defensive player of the year in 2022) … Averaged 12.5 points and 8.4 rebounds per game as a senior, along with 2.4 assists, 2.0 steals and 1.5 blocks per game … Made over 50 percent of his shots from the floor as a varsity player, including a 55-percent clip as a senior … Made varsity team as a freshman, and was a starter beginning as a sophomore.
International Basketball: Spent the spring semester of his junior year in Australia where he made the ACT state representative team … Competed in the 2021 U18 Junior National Championships against the top 100 U18 players in Australia bringing home a bronze medal.
Sacred Heart Prep’s Emmer Nichols announced he committed to Georgia Tech.
Co-MVP in his league pic.twitter.com/9rXUk4Y1bc
— West Coast Preps (@westcoastpreps_) April 15, 2022
