At Hopkins: Co-captain of the 2004-05 squad • Will start at either the point or shooting guard this season.

2003-04: Started all but one game as the team's point guard • Named to the Centennial Honor Roll twice •Fourth on the team with 9.5 points per game • Led the team in assists with 79 • Ninth in the Centennial Conference with 3.04 assists per game • Shot 75.2% (91-121) from the free throw line, the highest for the Blue Jays, and good for 13th in the conference • Tied senior Eric Toback for the highest point total on the year when he scored 30 points in defeating Ursinus, 107-101 in Centennial Conference semifinals • Posted three consecutive 15-plus point games on the road against Muhlenberg, Ursinus and McDaniel

2002-03: Appeared in all but one game, averaging 14 minutes a contest • Averaged 4.0 points and 2.0 rebounds a game • Scored a career-high nine points at Franklin & Marshall on January 29 and in the 60-36 win over Gettysburg on February 5 • Added eight points in the 66-61 victory over Navy on December 4 and in the 73-58 win at McDaniel on January 25 • Grabbed a then career-best six rebounds in the 68-65 win over Franklin & Marshall on February 22 • Set then career-highs of five free throws made, four assists and three steals in the Centennial Conference Tournament Semifinal at Ursinus on February 26 • Blocked three shots in the 75-65 win at Dickinson on February 15.

Nelson on Mason: "Frank has a good basketball mind, is a good leader and handles adversity well. Frank goes to the basket strong and has the ability to get to the free thow line and convert."

Personal: Warren F. Mason • Born May 9, 1984 • Son of Otis Wonsley and Marsha Mason-Wonsley • Member of the Black Student Association, Project Prevent Group and the Pre-Med Society • Two-time most valuable player of high school team • Led Barrie School to the PVAC Championship as a senior • Also ran track • Played the drums for the school's jazz ensemble • Brother of Roger Mason, Jr., a Second Team All-ACC selection at Virginia and a current member of the Toronto Raptors • Stepfather, Otis Wonsley, played for the Washington Redskins • Public health major • Plans on attending medical school following graduation.