At Princeton
2009-10
Has started all 18 games ... has the top assist-to-turnover ratio in the Ivy, 60 to 24 ... hit three field goals in back-to-back games against Army and George Washington ... had seven rebounds, five assists and three steals at UNCG ... topped career best with five steals against Monmouth ... set career best again with seven steals against Wagner ... had six assists without a turnover against Goucher ... has had four games with five or more rebounds ... had best scoring game since Nov. in Ivy opener at Brown with seven points ... had seven points and six assists at Yale without a turnover ... scored seven points at Harvard ... had nine points at Dartmouth.

2008-09
Gained a starting role for the final 18 games of the season ... team-high 68 assists ... played 40+ minutes twice, including 41 in the overtime home game against Penn and all 40 at home against Yale ... shot 22 of 43 (.512) from three-point land ... 18 of 23 (.783) from the free-throw line ... two 10-point games, Jan. 7 against Lehigh (with eight rebounds) and Feb. 6 against Cornell ... scored points in final 20 games played.

2007-08
Started the season’s first 12 games ... posted three double-digit scoring games, including 5 of 7 field goals in a 12-point game against Arizona State in Maui ... also scored 10 points apiece against Marshall and in his final start of the season at Dartmouth ... season-high six assists came against Yale.

2006-07
Led NCAA Division I in minutes played per game (38.8) ... 1,085 of a possible 1,130 minutes overall ... Princeton’s leading scorer in Ivy League games (7.4 ppg) ... 87 assists and 54 turnovers in 28 games ... led team and ranked among Ivy leaders with 51 steals ... also ranked third on the team with 2.6 rebounds per game ... had double-digit points in four of season’s last six games with a season-high 17 against Yale ... scored 10 or more points six times on the season ... had seven assists twice, against VMI and in season-finale vs. Penn ... season-high six rebounds came three times.

At De La Salle
Three-year letterwinner at point guard for powerful Bay Area program ... led team to 32-1 record and state championship as a senior ... team also won Northern California, conference and league championships in 2006 ... also helped team to 21-6 record and league championship in 2005 and 30-3 record and Norcal, conference and league titles as a sophomore ... won Bruce Wilhelmy Scholarship and Leadership Award in 2006.

Personal
Majoring in history ... full name is Marcus John Schroeder ... born Jan. 17, 1988 ... son of Andy and Nancy Schroeder ... father attended Cal Poly; mother went to Valparaiso ... brother Matt graduated from Westmont College ... also has a sister Anna ... hobbies include playing the guitar.