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Pronunciation, last name: "BAR-tell-STEEN"
Sophomore (2010-11) ... Academic All-Big Ten ... U-M Academic Athletic Achievement ... Played in 11 games ... Helped U-M to 21-14 overall record ... After starting season 1-6 in Big Ten, closed with a 9-9 record to tie for fourth ... Helped U-M to No. 4 seed at Big Ten Tournament ... Eliminated in semifinal to No. 1 seed Ohio State, 68-61 ... Helped U-M to No. 8 seed at NCAA Tournament ... Fell in third round to No. 1 seed Duke, 73-71 ... Scored three total points ... Scored career-high three points on first career three-point field goal against Purdue (Dec. 28) ... Grabbed career-high and first career rebound against N.C. Central (Dec. 14) ... Averaged 1.7 minutes per game ... Played 19 total minutes ... Played in career-high-tying four minutes against Gardner-Webb (Nov. 21).
Freshman (2009-10) ... Joined team as a preferred walk-on ... Played in five games ... Helped U-M to a 15-17 overall record ... Helped U-M to a 7-11 Big Ten record to tie for seventh ... Helped U-M to No. 8 seed in Big Ten Tournament ... Eliminated in quarterfinal by No. 1 seed Ohio State, 69-68 ... Averaged 2.6 minutes per game ... Played 13 total minutes ... Played a career-high four minutes against Northern Michigan (Nov. 14).
Prep Career ... Prep School (2008-09): Phillips Exeter Academy (2009) ... Coached by Malcolm Wesselink and Jay Tilton ... Averaged 15.5 points, 7.0 assists and 4.0 rebounds ... Led Phillips Exeter Academy to a 14-5 record ... Team captain ... Set Phillips Exeter record for most three-pointers in a season (52) ... Set Phillips Exeter record for most points in a half, 21 against New Hampton Prep ... High School Career: Highland Park High School (2008) ... Coached by Paul Harris ... Averaged 10.5 points, 4.5 rebounds and 4.0 assists in two seasons ... Two-year starter ... Led Highland Park to 45-10 record ... All-Chicago Area (2008) ... All-North Suburban first team (2008) ... Moline Thanksgiving Tournament, All-Tournament first team (2008) ... Elgin Holiday Tournament, All-Tournament first team (2008) ... Highland Park's Most Improved Player (2008) ... Highland Park's Leadership Award (2008)... Lake County Character Counts Award (2008) ... B'nai B'rith Athletic Achievement Award (2008)... Highland Park's Giant Award for hardest working player and best teammate (2007) ... Team Captain (2008) ... As a senior (2007-08): Averaged 13.5 points, 6.0 rebounds and 5.0 assists ... Led Highland Park to 23-5 record ... North Suburban League Champions ... 4A Regional Champions after defeating Waukegan (51-50) ... 4A Sectional, eliminated by Schaumburg (58-48) ... Scored a career-high 27 points against Grant ... As a junior (2006-07): Averaged 9.0 points, 3.0 rebounds and 3.0 assists ... Missed multiple games due to hamstring injury ... Led Highland Park to 22-5 record ... 4A Regional Champions after defeating Hersey (67-64) ... 4A Sectional, eliminated by Stevenson (54-53) ... Scored a season-best 21 points against Mather ... As a sophomore (2005-06): Missed sophomore season due to a broken ankle ... As a freshman (2004-05): Did not play varsity basketball ... AAU: Played with both the Rising Stars and Full Package.
Personal ... Given name is Joshua Max Bartelstein ... Born on July 17, 1989 in Highland Park, Ill. ... Son of Sheri and Mark Bartelstein ... Enrolled in the College of Literature, Science and the Arts ... Sport Management major ... Right-handed ... Committed to be a preferred walk-on to Michigan (April 30, 2009) ... Personal Notes ... Father, Mark, is well-known NBA & NFL sports agent, who founded Priority Sports & Entertainment out of Chicago, Ill., and Los Angeles, Calif.
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