Treshaun Carnell

Treshaun Carnell
(Nubian Goat, G)
ID# 860

No. 2 – Lorain Firestorm
Position	Guard
Species	Nubian Goat ( Bovidae )
Gender	Male
Nickname(s)
Tres
Personal information
Born	November 18, 1992 Kingston, Jamaica
Nationality	Jamaican
Listed height	6 ft 4 in (1.93 m)
Listed weight	195 lb (88 kg)
Shoots	Right
Career information
FBA draft	2015 / Round: 2 / Pick: 27th overall
Selected by the Seattle Summit
Pro playing career	2015–present
Career history
2015-Dec. 2019	Seattle Summit
Dec. 2019 - 2022	Albany Alphas
Jun. 2025 - 2025	Las Vegas Wildcards
2025 - present	Lorain Firestorm
Contract information
Contract year	2025
2026 Salary	$4 million
2027 Salary	$3 million
2028 Salary	$3 million
Player Contacts
(IC) Agent	Callum Key
(OOC) Creator	Robbie
(OOC) Actor	Robbie
(OOC) Usage	Ask me before any use

Biography

Treshaun hasn't exactly had an easy life, but when looking at him, one would never imagine it. The goat always seems to have a charming smile on his lips and a bright light in his eyes. He has a magnetism to him, an intelligence belied by his lack of education, and a passion for life and living it to the fullest.

He grew up in a simple life with his mother and father in the slums of Kingston. It was far from being a charmed life, but his parents loved him and did their best to care for him, even if all they really had was the necessities. The one thing that helped shape the route of Treshaun's life was their living just a short walk from a public basketball court, on which local kids, teens, and adults alike would go to play one of Jamaica's favourite sports. As a young boy he'd stand at the fence and watch, a mere outsider looking in that craved to be a part of the game.

On his eighth birthday, he finally got his chance. His parents bought him a shiny new basketball for his birthday. It became the nicest thing he owned. He still remembers the smell of that new ball, the feel of the textured rubber in his hands, and the tropical wind against his ears as he dashed to the public court that afternoon to try it out. His first attempts at shooting were miserable, but what would one expect from an eight-year-old kid? But there was still something about the sounds of the ball bouncing on the concrete or springing off the rim that was just so very right.

Treshaun became a regular at the public courts, even going so far as to skip his classes in order to spend more time practicing. He wanted to get good. It was just street ball, but deep down, the young boy wanted to be the best. A local legend. And he'd push hard to get there.

By the time he was fifteen, Treshaun had dropped out of school entirely, and struck out on his own from his parents, just as some of his friends had done before him. The freedom of the street life was something Treshaun found he enjoyed; he could come and go as he pleased, play basketball whenever and wherever he desired. There were no rules. But he clung to the ball his parents had given him. It was becoming worn and well-used, but his practices were slowed down dramatically when a chance encounter in a back alley left Treshaun in the hospital. And rather than his parents at his side, there was a kindly-smiling hummingbird gentleman at his bedside. Treshaun never would’ve guessed that the man would become a major supporting force in his life from then on, and the hummingbird (who introduced himself as Stefan Melodè) soon offered him a place to stay while he healed. Treshaun accepted the offer.

In return for Stefan's kindness, Treshaun helped with chores around the house; his stomach was kept full and he was kept warm and dry beneath a roof at the very least. But he maintained his independence, often changing his own dressings and, once healed enough, he'd strike out back to the courts again for shooting practice at the very least. He still had a goal to reach, and he wasn't going to let an injury keep him down foor long.

With Stefan's help, Treshaun also started to play at a local community center, something he hadn't even realized existed this entire time. By the time his wounds were fully healed, he was back on his game again, playing rough rounds of street ball with other local teens. It was rare for a game to end without at least one player getting a little bloody, and Treshaun wasn't innocent in any of it; his injury had driven him to get tougher, to not let himself be a victim again. He'd elbow his way past a screen, and if there was an disagreements, he'd throw a punch to defend his own opinions. Behind smiling eyes, he had become a strong street kid.

But behind the rough play, his raw skills were still visible to any who watched. And one of those onlookers was Jozef Baak; former player for the Aruba Basketball Bond as well as the Caribbean Furry Basketball Confederation and director for the community center. Jozef saw something in Treshaun, something he felt that, with some direction and some time, could prove to be a truly explosive amount of talent. As far as the lizard was concerned, the young buck belonged on a professional court.

But as it stood, Treshaun couldn't get there on his own. And that is where Jozef stepped in. He approached Treshaun on the public courts early one morning, finding the goat sleeping against one of the basketball posts and offering him a paper cup of coffee.

Treshaun would forever deem that morning the turning point of his life.

Basketball suddenly became a seriously serious thing. It wasn't just about becoming a local street legend anymore. It was about becoming good, better, best. Underneath the careful tutelage of Jozef, Treshaun started to hone his skills, working on professional-level drills and enhancing skills he had already been working hard on. To this day Jozef will swear up and down he's never seen a more-focused intensity in a player than he does in Treshaun.

It's been three years since he started training under Jozef and he's improved leaps and bounds, showing off skills that really do put him at the level of a professional, or damn close. Treshaun more and more dreamed of making it pro now, feeling better about himself day after day, confident in his skills. With an impressive 30" vertical jump that Jozef knows he can continue improving on to reach towards 40", an aggressive offensive presence under the basket, and the perchance to wow onlookers with flashy dunks, the buck had the makings of a player that could go big.

And this was proven just a scant few months ago when Treshaun's journey to the professional courts began. After a game one day, Treshaun was approached by athletic agent and fellow caprine, Callum Key. Callum confessed to liking a challenge, but he was convinced by what he saw that he could take the street kid from Kingston and turn him into a signed professional player. And Treshaun was eager to go for it. So with some coaxing and encouragement from his greatest mentors, the goat entered his name in the FBA Draft. Confident that, with the three men behind him, he was going to succeed.

Media

Road to Zion

Road to Zion is the story series circling around Treshaun's journey to the FBA and America, as well as his coming to terms with his own personal demons. There will be stories outside of this that are still connected, but not as directly.

1. Catch Afire
2. Exodus
3. Stand Alone

Other Stories

• A Helpful Letter
• First Shot

Stats

Regular Season Career Stats

Season	Team	G	Min	FGM	FGA	3PtM	3PtA	FTM	FTA	Off	Reb	Ast	TO	Stl	Blk	PF	Pts	MPG	FG%	TP%	FT%	RPG	APG	TPG	SPG	BPG	FPG	PPG	Ast/TO
2015-16	SEA	43	377.7	54	138	5	40	14	17	9	41	45	34	9	9	27	127	8.8	0.391	0.125	0.824	1.0	1.0	0.8	0.2	0.2	0.6	3.0	1.3
2016-17	SEA	49	309.4	9	51	1	5	5	5	0	32	8	5	4	0	5	24	6.3	0.176	0.200	1.000	0.7	0.2	0.1	0.1	0.0	0.1	0.5	1.6
2017-18	SEA	80	1494.5	258	491	27	91	94	113	40	190	171	132	47	18	104	637	18.7	0.525	0.297	0.832	2.4	2.1	1.6	0.6	0.2	1.3	8.0	1.3
2018-19	SEA	80	1543.1	265	519	33	109	117	158	40	231	153	103	47	21	103	680	19.3	0.511	0.303	0.741	2.9	1.9	1.3	0.6	0.3	1.3	8.5	1.5
2019-20	SEA	78	2270.1	401	847	45	129	222	281	24	291	446	186	65	30	189	1069	29.1	0.473	0.349	0.790	3.7	5.7	2.4	0.8	0.4	2.4	13.7	2.4
2020-21	ALB	28	221.9	18	40	1	8	16	18	7	33	13	10	8	6	13	53	7.9	0.450	0.125	0.889	1.2	0.5	0.4	0.3	0.2	0.5	1.9	1.3
2021-22	ALB	6	32.6	4	7	0	1	2	2	0	3	2	1	3	0	3	10	5.4	0.571	0.000	1.000	0.5	0.3	0.2	0.5	0.0	0.5	1.7	2.0
2025-26	LOR	80	1728.8	275	584	37	141	129	174	25	164	231	81	47	34	129	716	21.6	0.471	0.262	0.741	2.0	2.9	1.0	0.6	0.4	1.6	8.9	2.9
Career Total		444	7978.1	1284	2677	149	524	599	768	145	985	1069	552	230	118	573	3316	18.0	0.480	0.284	0.780	2.2	2.4	1.2	0.5	0.3	1.3	7.5	1.9