Falcons Celebrate Amazing Mens Basketball Sophomores

February 19, 2026

Tonight, we proudly celebrate our sophomores on Sophomore Night — a special group of student-athletes who have represented Solano College with pride, passion, and perseverance both on and off the court. These young men have left a lasting mark on our program, and tonight we honor their commitment, leadership, and accomplishments.

#1 Dominick Dennis

Our first sophomore has been the definition of consistency and leadership.

With over 700 career college points, he made an immediate impact as a freshman, averaging 13.8 points and 7 rebounds per game. As a sophomore, he continued his strong play, averaging 13 points and 6 rebounds, shooting 35% from three-point range and an impressive 45% from three in conference play.

He has:

Scored 20 or more points five times, with a season high of 27 points
Earned 3 All-Tournament Team selections
Started 53 of 56 career games
Served as Team Captain
Been a 2-Time Dean’s List recipient

His favorite moment? Hitting the game-winning three-pointer against Alameda — a shot that Falcon fans won’t soon forget.

A Business major, he plans to transfer to a four-year program to continue his basketball career. After completing his playing and academic journey, he aspires to become a firefighter.

Dominick, thank you for your leadership and dedication to the Falcon family.

#2 Matt Turnquist

Matt Turnquist, a Business major from Fairfield High School, has been one of the most athletic and explosive players to come through Solano College.

He is:

A 2-Time Dean’s List recipient
The team leader in total points this year
A player who has scored 20+ points in 7 career games
On pace to surpass 700 career points
Named December 2025 Athlete of the Month

Matt’s favorite memory was the Monterey Bay Tournament, where team bonding and building lifelong friendships made the trip unforgettable.

After this season, Matt plans to obtain his barber’s license, pursue a career as a barber, and prepare to continue his basketball career in the Philippines.

Matt, your athleticism and energy have electrified this program.

#4 Nicko Ignacio

Nicko Ignacio, a Business Economics major from Rodriguez High School, has been an exceptional example of what it means to be a true student-athlete.

He is:

A 2-Time President’s Honors List recipient
A career 35% three-point shooter
Recorded a career-high 4 three-pointers against Merritt
Started in 9 games

Nicko’s favorite moment was the Monterey Tournament trip — especially the team jacuzzi and 2K tournament competitions that built chemistry and camaraderie.

After this season, Nicko plans to transfer to UC Irvine to continue his academic journey.

Nicko, thank you for your discipline and dedication.

#12 Jorren Rillo

Jorren Rillo, a Communications major from Vacaville High School, has been the heartbeat of this team for the past two years.

He is:

A Dean’s List recipient
Started 10 of 37 games
The energy behind Solano basketball — bringing the JUICE every single day in practice and games

His favorite memory? The Monterey Tournament trip, where bonds were strengthened and memories were made.

After this year, Jorren plans to enlist in the United States Air Force.

Jorren, your passion and spirit have fueled this team in countless ways.

#25 Graham Ogden

Graham Ogden, a Criminal Justice major from Will C. Wood High School, has embodied toughness and grit every time he’s stepped on the floor.

He is:

A 5-Time Dean’s List recipient
Majoring in Criminal Justice
Known as one of the grittiest players to wear a Solano jersey
The strongest in the program — bench pressing more than anyone on the team

His favorite moment has been building strong relationships with his teammates over the years.

After this season, Graham plans to travel before preparing for a career in law enforcement.

Graham, your toughness and work ethic have set the standard.

#30 Isaac Sanchez

Isaac Sanchez, a 5-Time Dean’s List recipient majoring in Business from Alhambra High School, has been a key contributor far beyond the stat sheet.

He:

Played in 32 games, starting 4
Has shown tremendous growth through adversity and injury
Demonstrated what it truly means to be a premier student-athlete

His favorite moment was scoring on the first play back after returning from an elbow injury that kept him out the entire preseason — a moment of resilience and determination.

Isaac plans to transfer to a four-year institution to complete his studies and hopes to continue playing at the next level.

Isaac, your perseverance has inspired us all.

Tonight, we celebrate not just the points, rebounds, and accolades — but the leadership, resilience, and brotherhood these sophomores have brought to our program.

Thank you, Sophomores. Congratulations — and once a Falcon, always a Falcon.