Eric Tramiel signs with University of North Texas
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August 21, 2008
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PJC sophomore and Shreveport, La., native Eric Tramiel signs to play his junior season with the University of North Texas in Denton. Looking on are PJC Head Basketball Coach Ross Hodge, left, and PJC Athletic Director Dr. Jim Moffitt. Posted or edited: 04.17.08 ... PJC Information Services Eric Tramiel, a graduate of Fair Park High School in Shreveport, La., is capping a stellar basketball season at PJC by signing to play with the University of North Texas in Denton, Texas, as a junior. The National Junior College Athletic Association has named Tramiel, finishing his sophomore year with the Paris Junior College Dragons, to the 2008 Basketball All-American Team. He has also been named to the NJCAA All-Star Team and will play in the NJCAA All-Star game in Scottsdale, Ariz., April 20 at Scottsdale Community College. “It’s a great honor for a great person and student athlete,” PJC Athletic Director Jim Moffitt said of the All-American designation. “It couldn’t happen to a finer person and it’s a reflection on the kind of season we had because he provided great leadership. Other honors Tramiel won this year include being named NJCAA National Championship Tournament First Team; Region XIV Tournament’s Most Valuable Player; to the All-Region First Team; and regular season Regional MVP. At the national tournament he was the first leading rebounder and the seventh leading scorer. Tramiel helped PJC achieve a school record of 30 victories for the 2007-08 season, leading his team to a Region XIV title and an 8th place finish at the NJCAA Men’s Basketball National Championship Tournament in Hutchinson, Kan.
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