Halvine Dzellat

Halvine Dzellat is a 6-foot-10 (82 inches), 240-pound center in NCAA men’s basketball, listed as an active sophomore. Born in Blois, France, Dzellat has been used primarily as a frontcourt reserve, providing size around the rim in limited minutes. In his 2025 regular season, Dzellat appeared in 26 games and logged 220 total minutes (8.5 minutes per game). His Halvine Dzellat stats show 55 points (2.1 points per game) and 51 rebounds (1.96 rebounds per game), including 28 offensive boards, an indicator of second-chance presence. He added 3 blocks and 4 steals, along with 3 assists, while committing 11 turnovers. Efficiency metrics highlight his finishing: 55.3% field-goal shooting (21-for-38) and 56.8% on two-point attempts, paired with 72.2% at the free-throw line (13-for-18). His true shooting percentage (0.599) reflects solid scoring efficiency for a low-usage interior role. Conference tournament action in 2025 was brief: 2 games, 5 total minutes, with no points or rebounds and 1 turnover. This Halvine Dzellat NCAAMB profile reflects a traditional center role focused on interior scoring, rebounding, and rim protection, with his most notable statistical strengths coming on the offensive glass and efficient two-point finishing.