HIGHLAND HEIGHTS, Ky. – Former Northern Kentucky basketball standout, record holder and fan favorite Trevon Faulkner is continuing his run in the professional ranks as he signed a deal to play for Mulhouse Basket Agglomeration, who competes in the French National Men's Basketball Championship 1 League.
 
Faulkner spent the past year with USK Prague Basketball of the National Basketball League, the top men's league in the Czech Republic. Over 16 games played with the squad, Faulkner averaged 7.2 points, 3.4 rebounds, 1.1 assists and nearly a steal per contest. He totaled 115 points, 54 boards, 18 helpers, 11 swipes and two blocks overall and turned the ball over just 11 times over his 16 games played. He reached double-digit points in six contests, which included his professional high of 12 that he posted over three different occasions.
 
Faulkner concluded his time at NKU with his name etched all over the record books. The 2022-23 Horizon League Sixth Man of the Year suited up for 158 career games with 124 starts, both school records, to go with over 4,341 minutes played overall, another school best.
 
He finished his Norse career ranked eighth all-time in school history and 49th in Horizon League history with 1,627 career points scored. Faulkner also slotted in at eighth all-time in made free throws (324), ninth in steals (163), tenth in made field goals (561), 13th in made three-pointers (181), 18th in rebounds (565) and 21st in assists (234).
 
To go with his standout individual play, Faulkner was also a key part of three Horizon League Championship and NCAA Tournament teams (2018-19, 2019-20, 2022-23) as one of the all-time winningest members of the Norse.
 
The Harrodsburg, Kentucky native was also named Second Team All-League in 2020-21 and was an All-Horizon League Tournament selection in both 2020-21 and 2021-22.
 
Faulkner is joining a Mulhouse Basketball Agglomeration squad that finished first in their group in 2023-24 with a mark of 12-6 overall. The team advanced all the way to the league's semi-final round as they knocked off Rueil in the quarterfinals before falling to eventual league champion Caen in the semis. Their season will get underway in late September and runs all the way through June.
 
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