2013-2014: Averaged 14.0 minutes per game and made three starts...Received his first career start at Syracuse (11/18/13) and recorded three steals and three rebounds in 19 minutes...Injured his elbow at Cuse and missed the next six contests before making his return against Canisius (12/14/13)...Scored a career-high 12 points at Columbia (1/4/14) and added a season-high five boards...Pulled down a career-high six boards and added two steals at FDU (1/23/14)...Recorded a career-high three rejections in the victory at SFU (2/20/14) and also added seven points and two steals in career-high 24 minutes off bench...Hit 9-of-10 shots en route to a then career-high 18 points at Robert Morris (2/22/14). He played a career-high 39 minutes against the Colonials in just his second career start...Matched his career-high with 18 points in 31 minutes at Mount (3/5/14) in the NEC Quarterfinals. Also converted a career-best 8-of-14 attempts from the free throw line.
2012-2013: Averaged 7.6 minutes per game for the season but his playing time increased to 16.8 mpg. over the Terriers last five contests...Scored eight points against FDU (1/19/13) on 4-for-5 shooting and also pulled down four boards, all on the offensive glass...Provided a major spark during his seven minutes at the end of the first-half against Wagner (1/12/13) with several hustle plays that ignited the squad. Ulmer scored five points and added his first career trey against the Seahawks. Was terrific in a career-high 13 minute appearance vs. LIU-Brooklyn (1/24/2013). Scored a career-high 10 points on 4-of-6 shooting and added three rebounds and two assists against the Blackbirds....Played a career-high 22 minutes at Mount St. Mary’s (2/23/13)...Grabbed a career-best seven boards in the victory against Sacred Heart (3/2/13).
2011-2012: Made 15 appearances in his initial season as a Terrier…Played a season-high nine minutes at Wagner (12/3/11)…Scored his first career basket in the victory at NJIT (11/26/11) and also grabbed two boards…Came up with his first career rejection in the win against Brown (12/29/11).
Prior to SFC: Averaged 16.8 points per game at Staten Island Tech during the 2008-2009 season and was a Staten Island Advance All-Star. Ulmer scored 20 or more points seven times, including a season-high 31 against Curtis. He also produced a 29-point game against Cardozo. Ulmer was rated as the 30th best NYC prospect in the class of 2009 by The HOOPSCOOP Online.
Nickname(s): Flight Attendant, Mr. B.E.T.
Birthday: August 2, 1991
Hometown: Staten Island, NY
Major: Film and Broadcasting
Career Ambition: Sports Commentator
High School: Ralph R. McKee High School
Parents: Lowell Ulmer, Kimberley Brown
Siblings: Alicea, 18, Keyshia, 12, Destiny, 8.
Athletic Honors: 2009 Staten Island Advance All-Star, 2009 Daily News Allstar, National Ranking: 165
Best Performance in Single Game: 2009 City Playoffs, 29 points, 15 rebounds, 7 blocks, 3 assists; against Cardozo High School.
Team’s Best Accomplishment: Winning the Borough Championship.
My Favorites
Food: Pizza
Movie: Law Abiding Citizen
Sports Team: Los Angeles Lakers
Playing on my iPod: Stack Bundles
Athlete: Kobe Bryant
TV Show: Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
Quote: “Clearly he’s a god.”
When I’m not on the court, I like to: Write poetry.
10 years from now, I hope to be: Playing professionally.
For 24 hours, I would trade places with: No one, I’m content with being me.
