Chris Wroblewski played college basketball for Cornell of the Ivy League, where he is the school's all-time career assists leader and the school's only two-time Academic All-America basketball selection.
18 Facts About Chris Wroblewski
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Chris Wroblewski earned Ivy League accolades all four seasons: Ivy League Rookie of the Year, All-Ivy Honorable Mention, All-Ivy Second-Team, and All-Ivy First-Team.
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Chris Wroblewski led Highland Park to its first back-to-back 20-win seasons.
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Chris Wroblewski received no college scholarship offers in high school.
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Chris Wroblewski was the Central Suburban League North's Player of the Year and an Illinois Basketball Coaches Association all-state selection.
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Chris Wroblewski was twice named Ivy League Rookie of the Week.
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Chris Wroblewski had 20+-point efforts against high majors for the Big Red: 22 against Seton Hall and 20 against Syracuse.
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Chris Wroblewski, who started 33 of the 34 games, is one of six players on the team to set the Ivy League single-season record for games played.
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Chris Wroblewski was a 2010 District 1 First-Team Academic All-District Men's Basketball Team selection, making him 1 of the 40 finalists for the 15-man Academic All-American team.
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On January 8,2011, Chris Wroblewski had a career-high 29 points against Stony Brook.
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Chris Wroblewski was named a 2011 Academic All-America third team selection by CoSIDA and ESPN The Magazine.
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Chris Wroblewski was the fourth Big Red basketball player to be named Academic All-American.
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On March 2,2012, Chris Wroblewski became the all-time assist leader at Cornell during a victory against Dartmouth.
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Chris Wroblewski led the team in points, FT percentage, assists, steals, and minutes.
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Chris Wroblewski was named a 2012 Academic All-America third team selection by CoSIDA and Capital One.
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Chris Wroblewski studied Applied Economics and Management in Cornell's Dyson School.
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At the time, Chris Wroblewski was a 7th and 8th-grade basketball coach in Highland Park.
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In 2019, Chris Wroblewski was living in Chicago with his wife, Brittany, and working at an investment management firm when they decided to try their hands as entrepreneurs.