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CAREER: Has a total of three goals and two assists in his first two seasons.
 
PEPPERDINE 2023: Appeared in four games as a redshirt sophomore … Had two goals and one assist on the year … Scored vs. Westcliff (9/14) and vs. Cal State Maritime (9/17) … and Received ACWPC All-Academic honors … WCC Commissioner’s Honor Roll ‘Bronze’ honors … A Pepperdine Scholar-Athlete.

PEPPERDINE 2022: Appeared in one game as a redshirt freshman … Had one goal on one shot along with one assist vs. Westcliff (9/15) … Received ACWPC All-Academic honors … A Pepperdine Scholar-Athlete.

PEPPERDINE 2021: Did not play water polo his first season and redshirted.
 
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Bellarmine College Preparatory, located in San Jose, Calif., in 2021 ... Played two years of varsity water polo ... Scored 34 goals as a junior ... Also lettered in swimming ... Earned USA Water Polo academic honors and was an AP Scholar.
 
CLUB: Played for Stanford (U18), SJWPF (U16-18) and CDM (U10-14) ... Made the ODP Cadet SPA red team in 2018 and the ODP Developmental SPA red team in 2017.
 
PERSONAL: Majoring in computer science/math ... Born in Michigan ... Son of Tom and Susan Humbert ... Has one brother, Jacob ... Al Moran, a great uncle, played in MLB with the New York Mets and two great great uncles played in the NHL ... Chose Pepperdine because “Pepperdine’s campus made me feel like I was home again. I am looking forward to getting an outstanding education at a beautiful location with great facilities and being closer to my hometown.”
 
FAVORITES: Enjoys cooking, video games and swimming ... Favorites include Kobe Bryant (pro athlete), Los Angeles Lakers (pro team), Watchmen (book), Tron (movie), Loki (TV show), AJR (musical artist), burgers (food) and basketball (sport other than basketball) ... Favorite thing about water polo is “no one plays the game the exact same way. Everyone is unique and there are always new things to learn and test out. I love the constant adaptation, which is an inherent part of the game, along with the competitive nature.”