Josh has the 3rd most points, rebounds and assists in IBC history, as well as the 2nd most 3-pointers made. 

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Josh obtained some of the most impressive stats in IBC history over his career. For example, Josh is the only player in IBC history to lead the team in all three of the major statistical categories (points, rebounds, assists). Josh did this not once, but twice. Josh also has the highest-scoring season in IBC history, which came in 2010, where he averaged 26 points per game. During this season, Josh also put up the single-game scoring record for IBC with 38 points (tied by Caleb Woodhull in 16-17).

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Josh was a versatile wing with a well-rounded offensive game. Josh was a solid and strong finisher around the rim with a good post game, was an excellent mid-range shooter off the dribble, and was a very good outside shooter as well. 

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This well-rounded game allowed for an unpredictable offense. Josh could beat you in the post, beat you from outside, and beat you in iso. 

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Josh was a very capable ball-handler and passer with good court vision. Josh routinely racked up assists, even on teams without a quality second option. He also crashed the offensive glass frequently and was excellent at boxing out. These traits/skills resulted in multiple triple-doubles over his career. 

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Josh's stats were obtained from old IBC stat sheets. 31 stat sheets were available that are games Josh played in. These numbers were extrapolated to account for missing games.