College of Coastal Georgia

Sophomore Season (2024-25)

Jeremiah appeared in twenty-four games and earned ten starting assignments during his sophomore campaign. Jeremiah shot an impressive 50.0 percent from the field and 70.0 percent from the free-throw line, establishing himself as one of the most effective post players on the roster. Jeremiah averaged 5.5 rebounds per game and scored in double figures on eight occasions throughout the season. Jeremiah's best offensive performance came against Warner on January 25, when he exploded for a season-high twenty-one points. Jeremiah's efficiency in the paint and consistent presence on the glass made him a formidable interior force and valuable asset for the team.

Freshman Season (2023-24)

Jeremiah appeared in twenty-one games and earned three starting assignments during his freshman campaign. Jeremiah averaged 2.7 points and 2.7 rebounds per game while demonstrating steady development throughout the season. Jeremiah logged a season-high twenty minutes against Keiser on January 17, showcasing his ability to contribute extended minutes when called upon. Jeremiah recorded a season-high eight points on two occasions, against Paine College on November 11 and against Webber on February 7. Jeremiah shot an exceptional 57.0 percent from the field on the season, demonstrating his efficiency and effectiveness in the post during his first collegiate campaign.

High School

Jeremiah attended Hillcrest High School, where he was awarded team MVP honors and graduated with academic honors, establishing himself as both an exemplary athlete and dedicated student before continuing his basketball career at the collegiate level.