Sacramento State

2024-25 Season
• Played in 16 games, including one start
• Did not play the final 16 games of the season because of injury
• Made his first start of the season (playing 31 minutes vs. Eastern Washington) two days before the injury
• Career-high 11 points to go with nine rebounds vs. Bethesda
• Had six points and eight rebounds vs. Cal Maritime
• A 73% free throw shooter

2023-24 Season
• Played in all 34 games as a true freshman, including 14 starts
• Started each of the final 14 games of the season
• Averaged 4.3 points, 4.5 rebounds and 17.5 minutes per game
• Shot 35% (7-20) from the 3-point line, burying a 3-ball in five of the final seven games of the year
• Pulled at least four rebounds in 17 of the final 18 games of the season
• During the Hornets’ three games at the Big Sky Tournament, he averaged 7.7 points, a team-high 7.7 rebounds, and 3.0 offensive rebounds per game
• Of his 23 rebounds at the Big Sky Tournament, nine came on the offensive glass
• Tied his season high with 10 points to go with seven rebounds in the Hornets’ Big Sky Tournament semifinal game vs. Montana State
• Had at least seven rebounds in all three Big Sky Tournament games
• Had 10 points at Stanford on 3-4 FG and 4-6 FT
• Was a finalist for Big Sky Freshman of the Year

Prior to Sacramento State
• Played for the NBA Global Academy/Centre of Excellence - an elite basketball training center in Canberra, Australia - from 2021-23
• Joins Kiir Kiir Chol Deng as two Hornets to have played for the NBA Global Academy in Australia
• The NBA Global Academy is the NBA’s hub for top players outside the United States
• In July of 2022, Beatty traveled with the team to participate in the NBA Academy Games in Atlanta where they finished as the tournament runner-up
• In the semifinals, he had 10 points, eight rebounds and two assists to help NBA Global Academy reach the title game
• Has played for the Australian Junior National Team since 2019 when he was a 15-year old
• Won a bronze medal with Basketball ACT at the U18 Australian National Championships in 2021

Personal
• Son of Tracey and Glenn Peacock
• A journalism major
• Mother, Tracey, played 17 years of pro ball in the WNBL of Australia where she won five championships. She is third in league history in blocks (444) and 10th in games played (347)
• Tracey also played 80 games for the Australian national team