#4  Ian Schieffelin

Honors and Awards

• 2024 ACC Most Improved Player
• 2024 NCAA All-West Region Team
• 2024 All-ACC Honorable Mention
• 2023 All-ACC Academic Team
• 2023 ACC Honor Roll
• 2022 ACC Honor Roll

2023-24

• Appeared in all 36 games and started every contest for a Tigers team that advanced to its first Elite Eight since 1980.
• Averaged 27.5 minutes per game, 10.1 points, 9.4 rebounds and 2.2 assists – all career highs.
  • His 9.4 rebounds per contest were the third-most in the ACC and 34th-most in college basketball.
    • Of his 9.4 average, he averaged 2.75 offensive rebounds (3rd in the ACC and 80th in NCAA) and 6.69 defensive rebounds (2nd in ACC and 32nd in NCAA).
• Career high 365 points and 340 rebounds.
• His 340 rebounds are tied for the sixth-most in program history for a single season (tied with Dale Davis, 1990-91).
  • It was the second-most in the ACC and 15th most in college basketball.
• Shot career bests from the field (56.4%) and from three (46.9%) last season.
• Posted 11 double-doubles last year – third-most in the ACC and 44th in the country.
• Career high rebounds (17) in win at Pittsburgh (Dec. 3) last season. Finished with seven offensive rebounds.
• His first double-double of the season came in a win over rival South Carolina (Dec. 6) with 11 points and 11 rebounds.
• His best game statistically was in a loss to Georgia Tech (Jan. 16). He finished with 20 points, 15 rebounds and four assists.
• Posted three-straight double-doubles from Feb. 27 to March 5 against Pittsburgh, Notre Dame and Syracuse. The Tigers went 2-1 in that stretch and he averaged 13.7 points and 14.0 rebounds per contest.
• In his first NCAA Tournament game of his career against New Mexico State (March 22), he finished with 16 points and 12 rebounds.

2022-23

• Appeared in 34 games and made 22 starts (both career highs), while averaging a career-best 19.8 minutes per contest.
• Averaged career highs in points (5.5), rebounds (4.1), assists (1.9), field goal percentage (51.1) and 3-point percentage (33.3).
• Totaled five double-digit scoring games, one double-digit rebounding game, his first career double-double and 10 games with at least three assists.
• First career double double came in the season opener against The Citadel (Nov. 7).
  • Scored 20 points and collected 14 rebounds, including nine on the offensive glass.
  • The nine offensive rebounds were the most for a Tiger since James Mays had 10 at Maryland on Jan. 13, 2007.
  • It was the most by a Tiger in Littlejohn Coliseum since Sharrod Ford had 10 vs. Georgia Tech on Feb. 28, 2004.
• Produced a big game in a 72-64 win over Duke (Jan. 14). Posted six points, eight rebounds and six assists, while drawing a career-high three charges. He was just one charge off from the program record of four in a game.
  • He played a career-high 36 minutes against the Blue Devils.
• Of his five double-digit scoring games, two came in back-to-back contests against Notre Dame (March 4) and NC State in the ACC Tournament (March 9).
  • He scored 31 total points (16 vs. Notre Dame and 15 vs. NC State) and finished 13-for-15 from the floor.
  • If you include the Virginia game on March 10, he finished 14-for-16 from the floor in a three game stretch.

2021-22

• Averaged 3.1 points, 2.8 rebounds and 0.9 assists per game as a freshman.
• Played in 30 games and made seven starts, averaging 11.6 minutes per contest.
• Scored a career-high 12 points on 4-of-6 shooting against North Carolina (Feb. 8)
  • Finished 1-for-1 from three and 3-for-3 from the free throw line. Also added two rebounds and one assist.
• Career-high 10 rebounds against Duke (Feb. 10).
• Notched 10 points in a win over Wake Forest (Feb. 23) on 4-for-10 shooting.
• Totaled a career-best four assists in a win over Virginia Tech (March 5). Also added four points and four rebounds.

Before Clemson

• Rated as a three-star prospect, according to 247Sports and Rivals.
• Schieffelin averaged 12.0 points, 12.0 rebounds and 3.0 blocks per game last season for Grayson, a top-ranked program in Georgia. Last year they finished ranked 10th in the country and were No. 1 among public schools.
• As a sophomore, Schieffelin averaged 10.1 points, 7.7 rebounds and 1.0 block per game, while helping lead Grayson to a 25-4 record and a Region 8-AAAAAAA championship.
• Schieffelin chose Clemson over Virginia Tech and Dayton.

“Ian is a versatile front court player who impressed our coaching staff with his toughness and competitive spirit. He is an outstanding passer and rebounder who can play well both in the post and on the perimeter. Ian was a talented multi-sport athlete when he was younger, but his focus on basketball has grown his game tremendously, showing an exceptional AAU season this past spring.”