Biography
SENIOR (2016): Third Team All-America (HERO Sports, STATS)... First Team All-Missouri Valley Football Conference... leaves Western as the all-time leader in: receptions (273), yards (3,796), touchdowns (28), 100-yard games (14), 200-yard games (2), and consecutive games with a catch (41)... in all listed among the ‘Top 5’ on 29 occasions for single-game, season and career records – including 10 total records held... broke the Missouri Valley Football Conference all-time record for most catches... ended his career third all-time among MVFC leaders in yardage... played in all 48 games of his career, starting 47 times... caught a pass in his final 41 consecutive games... set career-high with 231 receiving yards on 11 receptions and a touchdown against Northern Arizona. He overtook sole possession of the career TD lead with his 22nd TD catch... took possession of his fifth career WIU record when he made a catch at Northern Illinois, his 33rd consecutive game with a catch. Finished with 83 yards on five receptions... caught 10 passes at South Dakota State totaling 84 yards with a touchdown... recorded his second straight 200-yard receiving game at home when he caught 11 passes for 204 yards versus Indiana State. Matched a career-high of two touchdown catches. Named Honorable Mention National Offensive Player of the Week by STATS... finished with a game-high 142 receiving yards on seven catches at Missouri State... game-high seven receptions totaling 61 yards against North Dakota State... became the MVFC all-time leader in pass receptions during the South Dakota game, finishing with six catches for 111 yards and a touchdown. Record-tying catch was a 7-yard TD and broke the record on a 35-yard catch and run on third down... first career punt return for a touchdown (54 yard), totaling 77 punt return yards, versus Illinois State. Caught seven passes for 46 yards in the game... added to his career TD receptions record with a score from 9-yards out, finishing with four catches for 35 yards, versus UNI... caught seven passes for 81 yards and a touchdown at Southern Illinois.
CAREER-HIGH RECEPTIONS: 12 vs Illinois State (10/18/14)
CAREER-HIGH REC YARDS: 231 vs. NORTHERN ARIZONA (9/10/16)
CAREER-HIGH TOUCHDOWNS: 2 on five occasions
CAREER-HIGH KICKOFF RTN YDS: 105 vs. Eastern Illinois (9/3/15)
CAREER-HIGH PUNT RTN YDS: 51 vs. Eastern Illinois (9/3/15)
JUNIOR (2015): Second Team All-MVFC (wide receiver), Honorable Mention All-MVFC (return specialist)... College Football Performance Awards All-Purpose Performer Watch List... broke the WIU career records for: receiving yards (2,703), receptions (197), 100-yard games (10), and tied for touchdowns (21)... ranks fifth all-time in all-purpose yards (3,629)... set the WIU season records for receptions (83) and yards (1,184)... received STATS FCS National Special Teams and MVFC Special Teams Player of the Week award following the Eastern Illinois game... career-high 280 all-purpose yards, of which 156 came on kickoff and punt returns... returned two kickoffs for 105 yards and three punts for 51 yards... kickoff return of 71 yards was the longest by a Leatherneck in four years, while his punt return of 42 yards matched the longest since 2009... his 105 kickoff return yards were the most in four years... added 10 receptions for 124 yards and a TD versus EIU, his seven career 100-yard game... set a WIU single-game record with 52.5 average on kickoff returns... caught two passes at Illinois, two kickoff returns for 32 yards and two punt returns for -1 yard... tied the WIU career record with his eighth 100-yard receiving game at Coastal Carolina, 10 receptions for 116 yards... added 44 yards on two kickoff returns... broke the WIU career record with his ninth 100-yard receiving game, 120 yards on four catches against Southern Illinois... his 44-yard reception on the final drive help set up the game-winning field goal... added a 19-yard kickoff return... caught four passes for 83 yards and a touchdown against South Dakota... returned two punts for 27 yards and added a 35-yard kickoff return... game-high 76 yards at UNI, including a key 40-yard catch in the fourth quarter that helped secure the victory... caught six passes... went over 2,000 career receiving yards in the game... broke the all-time WIU receptions record with 11 catches at Illinois State totaling 131 yards... turned in his 10th career 100-yard game... Lenoir surpassed Reggie Gray for the all-time receptions record... caught a touchdown in the game... team-leading four receptions for 96 yards versus Youngstown State, including a 56-yard touchdown... overtook second place all-time in receiving yards following his 96-yard performance at North Dakota State... caught a 40-yard touchdown, one of his five receptions... tied for second all-time in TD receptions (19)... became the all-time receiving yardage leader (2,428) following his 67-yard performance at Indiana State... made eight receptions, including a long of 24 yards... five receptions totaling 85 yards against South Dakota State... tied his own WIU season record for receptions (75) following the Dayton game... recorded six catches for 93 yards and a touchdown... the TD catch was the 20th of his career... ended the Illinois State playoff game with team-leading eight catches and 97 yards... on his 22-yard TD catch tied the career record for most TD catches (21) and broke the season record for receiving yards... preseason Second Team All-America.
SOPHOMORE (2014): First Team All-MVFC... became one of five Leathernecks to record 1,000 receiving yards in a season, and the only non-senior to reach that milestone... set WIU record with 75 receptions in a season... team-leading 1,030 yards and seven touchdowns... in two seasons already ranks ninth all-time in yards (1,519), fourth in 100-yard games (6), seventh in receptions (114), and tied for sixth in touchdowns (14)... fifth in the league and 36th nationally in TD catches... third in the conference in yards per game (85.8) and was 23rd nationally... second-most receptions in the MVFC and 19th in the country at 6.3 per game... ranked fifth in the MVFC averaging 17.8 yards per kickoff return... caught three passes for 53 yards versus Valparaiso... caught two passes for 14 yards at Wisconsin... matched a personal-best with seven catches (totaling 68 yards) against Drake... added 36 yards on three kickoff returns in the win... career-highs of 11 receptions for 115 yards at Northwestern... matched his career-high of 115 receiving yards at Southern Illinois (on seven receptions)... included was a career-long 50-yard pass reception and he had two kickoff returns of 23 and 22 yards... caught an 11-yard pass against North Dakota State... improved on his career-high, recording 132 yards at Youngstown State (on eight receptions)... caught his first two touchdowns of the season... named MVFC Offensive Player of the Week following the Illinois State game, first time in his career, and the College Football Performance Awards Honorable Mention... career-highs of 12 receptions for 195 yards and matched his personal-best of two TD receptions versus ISU... tied the WIU season record when he logged his fifth 100-yard receiving game in the Northern Iowa contest... finished with 106 yards on five receptions and added a 19-yard kickoff return... caught six passes for 69 yards and a touchdown in the victory at South Dakota... team-leading seven receptions at South Dakota State, totaling 82 yards which included a 41-yard TD reception... caught six passes for 70 yards and a touchdown against Indiana State... set the season receptions mark early in the first quarter against the Sycamores.
FRESHMAN (2013): MVFC All-Newcomer Team... only one of two true-freshmen on the team to play... started in all 12 games... became first Leatherneck freshman to lead the team in season receiving yards finishing with 489... second on the team with 39 receptions... team-leading seven touchdown catches - most ever by a Leatherneck freshman and was the second-highest total nationally by a freshman... tied for ninth on the WIU season 'Top 10' list for touchdown receptions... led the Leathernecks with five catches in his debut game against Hampton, finished with 29 yards... caught two passes for 16 yards against Quincy... game-high five catches totaling 54 yards at Minnesota and caught his first collegiate TD (11 yards), to put Western ahead in the third quarter... played and started at UNLV, recording an 8-yard rush... caught a 4-yard pass against South Dakota... recorded seven catches for 105 yards and TDs (both in third quarter) at Illinois State... had a TD catch of 42 and 13 yards while recording first 100-yard game in 12 contests by Western... played against South Dakota State... team-leading 86 receiving yards and a touchdown (on four receptions) at Youngstown State... caught four passes for 57 yards against Missouri State, including a 19-yard touchdown... matched a season-high of two touchdowns against Southern Illinois, totaling 62 yards on four receptions... caught a 5-yard pass at Indiana State... six receptions totaling 71 yards at Northern Iowa, including a long of 25 yards... also had a 56-yard kickoff return in the contest.
HIGH SCHOOL:Â Lettered in football and baseball... three-time All-Conference selection, twice named All-Area... received All-State accolades following his senior year... helped his team win the 2012 Class 6A state championship... finished his prep career with 140 receptions... in his career also recorded 1,971 receiving yards, 31 touchdowns and two TDs off punt returns... played for coach Jerry Verde.
PERSONAL:Â Born February 9, 1995 in Chicago... No. 1 sports highlight was scoring a touchdown in the state championship game... his dad has been a major influence, "He was very athletic himself, and he pushes me beyond my limits."... most admires Greg Barksdale, Jr., "As an incoming freshman I was fascinated by his athleticism. He set the bar high for me to follow in his footsteps."... enjoys playing video games, listening to music and hanging out with friends... favorite professional teams are the San Francisco 49ers, Miami Marlins and Chicago Bulls... favorite music is Big Sean... son of Lance Lenoir, Sr. and Jevelyn Lenoir and Andrea McCullum.
MAJOR:Â Law Enforcement Justice Administration
