2024 (Redshirt Sophomore, Washington State): Appeared in 11 games, three as a starter … Carried 43 times for 149 yards and three touchdowns with a long of 14 … Made three catches … Had 11-yard touchdown run in season-opening win over Portland State … Posted eight carries for 48 yards with a long of 13 in win over Hawaii … Had four carries in win at San Diego State … Rushed 10 times for 26 yards with a long of 14 in win over Utah State … Had one carry at New Mexico and at Oregon State … Lone catch of season came against Wyoming … Carried twice and had two catches against No. 21 Syracuse in Holiday Bowl.

2023 (Redshirt Freshman, Washington State): Appeared in all 12 games … Season totals included 33 rushes for 146 yards, with a long of 20 … Added five receptions for 32 yards and a touchdown … Had four rushes for 41 yards in win over Northern Colorado … Recorded one rush for eight yards and two receptions for 17 yards at Arizona State … Started against Stanford and rushed 13 times for 34 yards … Had nine carries for 42 yards at Cal, along with three catches for 15 yards, including first career TD, a 5-yard score. Also caught a two-point conversion … Had two carries for 14 yards in Apple Cup at Washington.

2022 (Freshman, Washington State): Enrolled in January and participated in spring practice … Appeared in one game, rushing four times for 50 yards including 34-yarder in win at Stanford … Redshirt season.

2018-21 (Squalicum High School): As a senior, named to All-Northwest Conference First Team as a running back and to the Second Team as a linebacker … Scored six touchdowns to lead SHS to 2A State Quarterfinals for head coach Nick Lucey … Set school career rushing record with over 4,000 yards … Rated three-star prospect by 247Sports.com, ESPN.com and Rivals.com … Rated No. 41 running back in the country and No. 13 overall prospect in Washington by 247Sports.com … Named to Preseason All-State First Team as a senior … As a junior, named to All-State First Team by rushing for 1,068 yards and 14 touchdowns in five games … As a sophomore, averaged 6.7 yards-per-carry on 19 carries and scored one touchdown.

Personal: Pronounced [JUH-ven-skee] [SHLEN-bake-er] … Born in Port-Au-Prince Haiti … Son of Kendra and Brett … Has three older siblings, Austin, Carson, and Djennika … Chose UTRGV for the opportunity to play and continue to grow … Planning to major in human development with a minor in communication (sports broadcasting) at UTRGV … Majored in social science at Washington State … Career goal is to become a counselor in a field in which he can help people while continuing on in football as a commentator … Community service includes visiting elementary schools to read to children … Hobbies include basketball, golf, fishing, and video games.

Djouvensky Schlenbaker