Bio

Career Notes
First player in program history to lead the team in scoring and rebounding in three consecutive seasons … two-time second-team All-Northeast-10 selection who finished his junior year with 1,440 points … that’s the second most by a Bentley player prior to his senior season and good for 18th on the program’s all-time list … ranks No. 1 in program history in career three-point percentage (.469) and career minutes played per game (34.2), and is also second in free throw percentage (.858) and average blocks (1.3), third in total blocks (109), fifth in scoring average (17.6), sixth in defensive rebounds (5.3) and 12th in average rebounds (7.5) … one of four players in school history to have multiple 500-point seasons … has started every game for Bentley over the last three seasons, a total of 82.

2014-15 Season
Second-team All-Northeast-10 Conference honoree for the second straight year … led team in scoring (19.1 ppg) and rebounding (7.2 rpg) for the third consecutive season, a feat unprecedented in program history … scoring average was best by a Bentley forward since Joe Hart in 1989-90 (20.4) … only Northeast-10 player over the last four seasons to shoot .500 from the field, .450 from three and .820 from the line and he achieved those numbers for the second straight season … played 36.2 minutes a game, the second highest single figure average in Bentley history … scored 20 or more points ten times, with a high of 31 against New Haven Dec. 21, and had six double-doubles … two 25-10 games with 28 points and 11 rebounds against American International Jan. 17 and 25 and 11 at Molloy Dec. 9 …  his 1000th point came Nov. 25 at Southern New Hampshire as he became the 50th player in program history to reach that milestone … blocked at least three shots in seven straight games from Dec. 21-Jan. 21, with a high of five at Southern Connecticut Jan. 10 … shot at least .600 nine times, including three in a row Feb. 10-18 and a season-best .706 (12-17) against Stonehill Nov. 22 … finished the season ranking third among active Division II players in three-point accuracy (.469), 19th in scoring average (17.6), 27th in double-doubles (19) and 28th in free throw percentage (.858) … in the Northeast-10, ranked second in blocks (2.0), third in three-point percentage (.451), fourth in scoring (19.1), sixth in minutes (36.2), sixth in defensive rebounds (5.5), seventh in free throw percentage (.856), seventh in field goals (188), ninth in rebounds (7.2) and tenth in field goal percentage (.516) … nationally, ranked 24th in Division II in blocks, 29th in minutes, 45th in scoring and 45th in free throw percentage … Northeast-10/Spalding Player of the Week once (Dec. 22) … Northeast-10 Weekly Honor Roll 11 times (Nov. 25, Dec. 1, 8, 15, Jan. 5, 12, 19, Feb. 2, 9, 16, 23).

2013-14 Season
2nd-team All-Northeast-10 Conference selection who led the team in scoring with his 18.0 average the best by a Bentley forward since J.D. Asselta in 1995-96 … was first Falcon to ever lead the team in scoring both as a freshman and a sophomore … also led team in total points (521), rebounds (203), rebounds per game (7.0), offensive rebounds (63), defensive rebounds (140), field goals (194), field goal percentage (.540), three-point percentage (.495), free throw percentage (.880) and blocks (24) … number one in the Northeast-10 in three-point percentage and was also second in free throw percentage, fifth in points and field goals, sixth in field goal percentage and seventh in scoring … his .495 three-point percentage was the third best in program history for a single season … broke a 46-year-old school record for field goal accuracy in a game by making 12-of-12 at American International during a 32-point effort Jan. 18 … included were four three-pointers and he also made all four of his free throws … had 11 20-point games, including a career-high 34 in the season-opener against Concordia Nov. 8 and a pair of 32-point performances (Southern New Hampshire Nov. 26, AIC Jan. 18) … made at least 60 percent of his field goal attempts ten times and had multiple three-pointers in 13 contests … finished the season with 21 consecutive free throws made … had four double-doubles (11p-12r vs. Wilmington Nov. 9, 15-10 vs. Assumption Nov. 20, 17-11 at Merrimack Dec. 4, 24-11 at Franklin Pierce Dec. 10) … one of two NE-10 players to shoot at least .500 overall, .400 from three and .800 free throw, a distinction he shared with teammate Alex Furness … in the NCAA Division II statistics, was 26th in free throw percentage, 56th in field goals, 75th in field goal percentage, 92nd in points and 96th in scoring average … Northeast-10/Spalding co-Player of the Week twice (Dec. 2, Jan. 20) … Northeast-10 Weekly Honor Roll seven times (Nov. 11, 18, Dec. 9, 16, Feb. 3, 17, Mar. 3).

2012-13 Season
Had one of the most productive rookie seasons in Bentley history, becoming the first Falcon freshman to lead the team in scoring since Al Grenfell in 1972 … in addition to netting 15.5 ppg, the third highest ever by a Bentley freshman, led the Falcons in rebounds (8.4) … first NE-10 player to average at least 15.5 points, 8.4 rebounds and 1.2 blocks since Le Moyne’s Laurence Ekperigen in 2009-10 … closed the season with a bang, establishing a career scoring best three times in his last six games, including a 29-point, 14-rebound masterpiece in the season finale against UMass-Lowell Feb. 26 … that marked the first time since 1995 a Bentley player had reached both those thresholds in the same game … prior to that, had 28 points and nine rebounds Feb. 23 against Stonehill and 26 points and 12 rebounds Feb. 10 at Saint Anselm … during the final six games, put up 21.5 ppg and 10.7 rpg … scored in doubles 23 times and had at least nine points in every game … had 20-plus points five times and nine double-doubles … only four NE-10 players had more double-doubles, and just one Division II freshman nationally had more … earned a spot on the Northeast-10 All-Rookie team … was fifth in NE-10 in rebounds per game, seventh in free throw percentage (.835), eighth in blocks (1.2) and 13th in scoring … nationally, ranked 48th in Division II in double-doubles, 55th in rebounds and 76th in free throw percentage … emerged as a three-point threat over the season’s second half, making 20 of 39 over the final 13 games after hitting only one of five in the first 13 … that included 14 of 21 over the final five contests, including five of eight in the Lowell game … was 22 of 23 from the free throw stripe over final six games … claimed at least four offensive rebounds 13 times … blocked five shots Dec. 4 against Franklin Pierce … four steals Nov. 10 vs. Dominican … one of two players to start every game … named Northeast-10 Rookie of the Week five times, including the final three weeks of the season, and made five appearances on the NE-10 Weekly Honor Roll.
 
Before Bentley
2011 graduate of Camden Hills Regional High School who prepped, along with current teammate Alex Furness, at Cushing Academy … was the 2011 Mr. Maine Basketball and the 2011 Maine Gatorade Player of the Year after averaging 24.1 points, 11.5 rebounds, 2.8 steals, 2.0 assists and 1.8 blocks … led Camden Hills to the state championship and undefeated seasons as a sophomore and senior … team captain during his final two years of high school … 2010 and 2011 Bangor Daily News and Portland Press Herald first-team All-State … two-time Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference Class B Player of the Year and three-time MVP of Eastern B tournament … Camden Hills had an 83-5 record during his four seasons … played AAU with the Maine Gold.

Personal
Is majoring in marketing … age as of Nov. 15, 2014: 21 … son of Deborah and Paul O. McFarland III … has two brothers, Caleb (19) and Paul (22) … also has two step-siblings, Matt Cavanaugh (26) and Julia Cavanaugh (23) … involved in Bentley’s 2+2=5 service learning program … recipient of Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership and Maine Principals Association’s awards for outstanding citizenship … was part of Camden Hills’ peer-mentoring program … would like to be a math teacher.



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