As A Senior (2018)
ASUN Second Team, 21st overall pick in the first round of the 2019 MLS SuperDraft by Sporting Kansas City…Started 14 of the 15 matches logging 1,195 minutes between the midfield the defensive backline…netted his lone goal of the season which was a game-winner on the road against Georgia Southern (Sept. 7)….produced five shots with three coming on goal…helped lead FGCU to five shutouts on a backline that allowed the fewest goals in ASUN play (0.83 GAA).

As A Senior (2017)
Missed the entire season with an injury ... utilized a redshirt year.

As A Junior (2016) | Game-By-Game Stats
ASUN First Team member … NSCAA All-Southeast Region Second Team selection … ASUN All-Tournament Team performer … served as the ‘1’ in what proved to be FGCU’s lethal, nation-best 3-1-4-2 formation as he controlled the middle of the pitch for the Eagles … helped secure an FGCU defense which allowed just six goals in ASUN action – tied for the 2nd-fewest in the league … logged a team-high 1,798 minutes – the 8th-most in single-season program history, 131 minutes more than anyone else on the team and nearly 450 more than all but two other players … scored one goal and added two assists for four points … his lone goal of the year came in the regular-season finale as he headed home a corner in FGCU’s 1-1 draw at Lipscomb (Oct. 29) … final two assists came in dramatic fashion as he issued the primary helper off corners in the 34th and 82nd minutes to set up the go-ahead and game-winning goals in the ASUN Championship Final versus Jacksonville (Nov. 12) … attempted seven shots on the year, four of which were on frame … one of only five players on the team to appear in all 21 games.

As A Sophomore (2015) | Game-By-Game Stats
Played in 13 games, making six starts primarily at midfield … issued a team-high-tying four assists, ranking tied for 2nd in the A-Sun … three of the four assists came in league games, tied for the most in the conference … the four assists were tied for the 7th-most in single-season program history … 0.31 assists per game was tied for 4th in single-season program history … his first assist set up the game-winning goal at Brown (Sept. 25) … issued the lone assist on what turned out to be the game-winning goal a few days later versus Jacksonville (Sept. 30) … completed a stretch of three assists in three games with the helper on an insurance strike in a 2-0 win at Stetson (Oct. 3) … his final assist came at USC Upstate (Oct. 24) … attempted eight shots, five of which were on frame … took one corner kick … aided FGCU’s defensive unit that paced the A-Sun in goals allowed (13 – nine fewer than any other team), goals-against average (0.88 – 0.45 better than any other team) and shutouts (seven – two more than any other team).

As A Freshman (2014) | Game-By-Game Stats
Came on strong, especially at the end of the year, as he proved to be a vital and important piece of FGCU’s backline … played in 16 games, making five starts as all five starts came in the final five games of the year … scored his first collegiate goal in his first-ever game as he entered as a 2nd-half substitute to give the Eagles an insurance strike as part of a 2-0 win over USF (Aug. 29) in the season opener … made his first start at UCF (Nov. 4), playing all 110 minutes in a 0-0 double-overtime draw … played every minute of each of the final five games of the year … helped FGCU allow the fewest goals in the A-Sun (15) – nine less than any other league member – and post nine shutouts – three more than any other A-Sun team … integral member of the Eagles’ backline which had a shutout streak of 495:40 broken in the 86th minute of the NCAA Tournament … finished with eight shots on the year, four of which went on frame … logged 804 total minutes of action.

High School
Second Team All-State member … District Player of the Year … member of the 2014 North Texas State Cup winners … led his team to the South Regional Championship and was named MVP of the tournament … placed second in Nationals, scoring two goals and being voted a top-11 player by the coaches.
 
Personal
Born on Sept. 21, 1996 … son of Lloyd and Valrey Marriott … legal studies major … nicknamed “K-Mart” … has an older sibling, Khalil, and younger sibling, Kayson … Khalil played soccer at UCF … former member of the Eagles Council (FGCU's SAAC) ... favorite athlete is Didier Drogba … would like to meet Kendrick Lamar … chose FGCU because of the environment, size of the school and successful soccer program.