Washington Shooting Guard Ethan Copeland Settles Into Gonzaga’s Huddle
Ethan Copeland’s transfer to Gonzaga marks a promising start to his collegiate career as he becomes part of Mark Few's era. The Washington native was a three-year varsity starter at Sunnyside High School before moving to Utah, where he played one season at Lone Peak High. Copeland has an impressive freshman year with Stetson and is expected to be a force on the perimeter for Gonzaga.
One of the top shooters in the country, Ethan Copeland, a Stetson transfer and Sunnyside, Washington native, recently joined the Gonzaga program that has been coming off its worst 3-point shooting season since Mark Few's era. Copeland had an impressive freshman year at Stetson, ranking 16th nationally in both total 3-point makes (109) and percentage (42. 9%) while scoring 15.
0 points per game for a team that finished 12-21 overall and 7-11 in ASUN play. Copeland also averaged 3. 7 assists, 2.
1 steals, and 1. 5 rebounds per game while playing 32. 1 minutes per game.
The 6-foot-2 guard has already received interest from VCU, Marshall, and others, following recent Zoom calls with Gonzaga's coaching staff, as well as two of the team's former foes in the West Coast Conference, Loyola Marymount and Pacific. The Zags are set to return starting point guard Mario Saint-Supery, their top 3-point shooter from last season at 40. 3%.