Quincy Pondexter Bio: Family, Career & Net Worth

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Becoming a great player is not easy as it takes hard work, perseverance, and strength to rise above all outer and inner doubts and fulfil your goals.

Quincy Pondexter is a mentionable name in the history of the National Basketball Association (NBA) history; he always went forward to build his career no matter what the situation was.

The shooting guard, Pondexter, is a professional basketball player. He played in NBA for multiple teams like New Orleans Hornets, Memphis Grizzlies, New Orleans Pelicans, Chicago Bulls, and San Antonio Spurs.

Moreover, Quincy played basketball in high school and all four years in college.

Pondexter gained popularity early on from his high school years, and it continues to the present day.

His uncle Cliff Pondexter played for NBA for three seasons, and his father, Roscoe, played basketball for Italy and Argentina for ten years. Now Quincy is adding his name.

Quincy Pondexter, an American Basketball Player
Quincy Pondexter, an American Basketball Player

The forward Quincy was born on March 10, 1988, in Fresno, California, USA. He has strong family support for his career. Pondexter feels lucky to have his family; he says his family provided him everything when he was a kid.

Let’s check quick facts before we can go further into Quincy’s life.

Quick Facts about Quincy Pondexter

Full Name Quincy Coe Pondexter
Birth Date March 10, 1988
Birth Place Fresno, California, USA
Nick Name Not Available
Religion Not Available
Nationality American
Ethnicity Afro-American
Education University of Washington
Horoscope Pisces
Team New Orleans Hornets, Memphis Grizzlies, New Orleans Pelicans, Chicago Bulls, San Antonio Spurs
Father’s Name Roscoe Pondexter
Mother’s Name Doris Pondexter
Siblings Myisha Pondexter (Sister)
Age 36 Years Old
Weight 230 lbs
Height 6 feet 7 inches
Hair Color Black
Eye Color Black
Body Measurement Not Available
Shoe size Not Available
Build Not Available
Married No
Profession Professional Basketball Player
Position Small Forward/Shooting Guard
Children No
Net Worth $20 million
Retirement Active
Social Media Facebook, Twitter, Instagram
Last Update April, 2024

Pondexter | Age | Weight | Height | Horoscope

The NBA star, Pondexter, is 32 years old. He is taller than most, with 6 feet and 7 inches in height, and weighs 230 lbs (104 kg).

Quincy got an attractive personality and athletic body for a successful basketball career.

Pondexter, an athletic personality
Pondexter, an athletic personality

Being born on the 10th of March makes Quincy a Pisces. Pisces are kind, creative, and family-oriented. Pondexter is close to his family.

We often catch him thanking his family member for his achievements. The kind soul has his moments of ups and downs, which he dealt with his family’s support.

Pondexter, an attractive personality on the basketball court
Pondexter, an attractive personality on the basketball court

Yet, in Chinese astrology, Quincy is a Dragon. Dragons are ambitious and seek leadership.

According to sources, Pondexter often wanted to lead his team; sometimes, he wanted it bad. He is a powerful player and likes adventure.

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Quincy Pondexter | Family | Education

Early Life | Family

Quincy Pondexter was born to Roscoe Pondexter and Doris Pondexter. Roscoe himself played basketball internationally. Roscoe’s brother Cliff also was an NBA player.

Moreover, Quincy has a sister named Myisha Pondexter and a brother named Clifford starred.

Myisha has a unique role in Quincy’s life. She has a very protective instinct for her brother.

Moreover, Myisha fought with boys on the Fresno basketball court so that Quincy can play. Myisha admits that she would be Quincy’s bodyguard to make sure no one could create any obstacles in his path.

Quincy, as a kid
Quincy, as a kid

In addition to Myisha’s protective instinct, Quincy’s father kept pushing him further. Roscoe told him to focus on the opportunity he had in front of him and keep going forward.

Furthermore, Roscoe assured him to fulfil all his needs so that Quincy can concentrate on playing.

The international star, Roscoe, did not want his son to face the hardship he had. Roscoe is very close to his son Quincy; let’s check the fun tweet dedicated to his father.

More than anything else, Pondexter needed his family’s counsel and to be around them.

Whether Pondexter was doing well or not, his family was always there to support him. He says his family has always come first.

Furthermore, the NBA veteran Pondexter went to San Joaquin Memorial High School in Fresno, California, where he started playing basketball.

After that, he continued playing, carving out his excellent NBA career.

Pondexter | Wife | Girlfriend

Everyone would love to know whether the good looking player Pondexter is dating someone or not. He is not married but does he have someone in his life?

It can be an excellent question to ask. Quincy is active on social platforms, but he has never said or written anything about his special someone.

Pondexter’s female fans will be eagerly waiting to get the news and cherish him more.

Quincy Pondexter | Career

Before Quincy has had a decade long NBA career, he became famous from his high school years and college years.]

College Career

The basketball shooter joined the University of Washington in Seattle to further his education and basketball career. He played basketball all his four years of college, being the Huskies.

There were times when Quincy’s college completion was questionable, but he completed his education and moved forward toward his basketball career.

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Freshman Year

During freshman year, Pondexter was chosen as a starter when he scored 21 points and 7 rebounds against Pepperdine. He completed his first year with a mention on the Pac-10 All-Freshman team.

Sophomore Year

Moreover, Quincy got his starting lineup position back at the beginning of the sophomore year. But he lost his position for 7 games.

Pondexter finds his Sophomore year most difficult as his fellow team members started transferring, and he was left alone.

His performance dipped that, and he struggled to go up again. Yet Quincy rebound with an average score of 15.2 points and 6.4 rebounds in total 5 games.

Quincy, playing as the Huskies
Quincy, playing as the Huskies.

Junior Year

In addition to better performance, Pondexter won the Industrial Award for the hardest worker.

Moreover, the rising star Quincy got to be captain of his team with Justin Dentmon and Jon Brockman just before his junior season.

After few losses, Pondexter took the Huskies to the top of the Pac-10 conference standings, and he also delivered a victory against USC with 22 points and 5 rebounds.

His junior seasons were both good and bad for the team, but Quincy had a good year.

Senior Year

During senior year, Quincy won a bronze medal while participating in the World University Games. He started his senior year with 25 points and 11 rebounds in a 96-78 victory against Belmont.

Moreover, the Huskies won against San Jose State, scoring 30 points and 15 rebounds. Pondexter concluded his college career with the third-highest scoring player in school history.

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New Orleans

In the 2010 NBA draft, Quincy got selected by the Oklahoma City Thunder, but the New Orlean Hornets acquired him in an exchange setting.

Again in 2011, New Orleans exchanged Pondexter with Greivis Vasquez to the Memphis Grizzlies.

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After three seasons with New Orleans, Quincy got injured in the 2013-14 season, which led to missing the season. He went through foot surgery at the end of the year.

After the first few months with Memphis in the 2014-15 season, Quincy was traded back the New Orleans. His second-time entry with the Orleans, now called the Pelicans, was better than before.

Pondexter in 2014-15 stint gave his best performance with an average of 9 points per game with 25 points against the Brooklyn Nets.

In the following years, from 2015 to 2017, Quincy went through multiple knee surgeries, leaving me out of the basketball court.

He could not appear in the 2015-16 and 2016-2017 seasons for the Pelicans. Further, he suffered from a life-threatening skin infection.

Chicago Bulls

In September 2017, Pondexter entered the Chicago Bulls, the team his uncle Cliff played for. In October, he played his first game against the Toronto Raptors and was again released by the Bulls in February 2018.

San Antonio Spurs

In August 2018, the iconic player Pondexter yet again signed a one year contract with the San Antonio Spurs based in San Antonio.

You can watch Quincy’s career statistics on the website of basketball-reference

Quincy Pondexter | Personal Life

Quincy and Dorothy Wang

Pondexter dated Rich Kids of Beverly Hills star Dorothy Wang. The duo was seen together numerous times. They also sent on basketball outings together.

However, Dorothy later made it clear that they were just friends and would love to be in each other’s life without romantic involvement. 

Quincy and Dorothy, along with some friends, provided gifts and donations to some staff members from Valley’s Children hospital’s oncology department in 2015.

Quincy-and-dorothy
Quincy Pondexter (fourth from the back) and Dorothy Wang (third from front)

Camps

Quincy Pondexter loves mentoring children and youths. He is often seen conducting youth camps back home every year. 

Injury

It’s almost inevitable for a sportsperson to get injured. Quincy has injured himself quite a few times, but the incident in 2016/2017 turned out to be deadly. 

He was on the bed rest for almost a year. It was a life-threatening infection which made Quincy think that he might die. 

It started after a game when his knee bothered him. The pain worsened with time, with nothing seen in the reports.

With several surgeries and medication, he finally made it to the field. The miracle of faith and prayers from his wellwishers worked for the basketball player.

Quincy Pondexter | Net Worth | Salary

Currently, Quincy is playing for the Spurs. He has been playing with the NBA since 2010, starting with the New Orleans. In his decade career, he has accumulated quite a net worth.

As of 2024, Quincy has an estimated net worth of $20 million.

In Quincy’s starting the year 2010/11 with the New Orleans Pelicans, he was paid approximately $1,073,280.

With Memphis Grizzlies, it went up to $2.2 million, and with the Chicago Bulls, it was almost $3.8 million.

Moreover, Pondexter made a one year contract with the San Antonio Spurs of around $2 million in 2018/19.

In his entire career, Quincy has made a total of $21,852,359.
The iconic phenomenon Quincy has a bright future ahead of him, which will increase his net worth.

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Is Quincy Pondexter active on social platforms?

The kind soul Quincy seems to be quite active on social platforms. He has Facebook, Instagram, and a Twitter account.

Pondexter looks friendly and in a celebrating mood in most of his posts.

Besides career moves, Pondexter has posts related to his family, fans, and fellow players. Quincy has set very positive energy through his social accounts.

Quincy openly talks about injustice and demand justice for everyone. Moreover, he wants to spread only love through social media. Quincy stays very active in the community work, which we can see on various posts.

Instagram      77.5k followers, 860 followings
Twitter           69k followers, 869 following
Facebook        48k followers

Visit NBA Stats to know more about Pondexter’s career.

Common Queries about Quincy Pondexter

Is Quincy Pondexter dating?

Not sure. Pondexter is secretive about his personal life. He cherishes his family a lot, and we can see that clearly through his social media posts, but he has never talked about his dating history.

Is Cliff Pondexter related to Quincy’s?

Yes. Cliff Pondexter is Quincy’s uncle. He was a centre/forward player, played three seasons with the Chicago Bulls from 1975-1978.

Is Quincy retired from the NBA?

No. Pondexter is still playing for the San Antonio Spurs. There is no news on renewing his contract with the Spurs, but he is still active.

Did Roscoe Pondexter play for NBA?

No. Roscoe is Quincy’s father. The Boston Celtics picked Roscoe as a third pick, but he chose to play basketball overseas.

Sanjib Sah
Sanjib Sah
Sanjib Sah is an engineer and content writer passionate about sports and athletics. With a background in engineering and a love for all things active, Sanjib brings a unique perspective to the world of sports writing. Whether he is covering the latest trends in sports technology or sharing tips on improving your game, Sanjib's words are always rooted in a deep appreciation for players' hard work and dedication everywhere. In his free time, you can find him hitting the courts or hitting the trails, always looking for new ways to challenge himself and improve his skills.

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