2008-09:  Lettered.  Started all 27 games. Selected for four NMU team  awards: most valuable, best defender, top rebounder and Kip Taylor Memorial Award. Recorded a season-high 20 points against Hillsdale (2/19).  Tied a career-high with 10 rebounds at Ferris State (2/14).  Made six shots from the floor at Michigan Tech (12/23).  Sank 11 free throws vs. Hillsdale for a career high.  Had eight assists at Ashland (2/5).  Led team in rebounds with 5.2 rpg and steals (43).  Named to the GLIAC North Division All-Defensive Team.  Named to the GLIAC all-academic team. 

2007-08:  Took redshirt year because of knee injury.
2006-07: Lettered. Started 29 games. Poured in a career-high 22 points at St. Cloud State (12/31). Had career-high 10 assists against Wisconsin-Stout (12/13). Grabbed 10 rebounds against Lake Superior State (1/4) for a career high.
2005-06: Lettered. Appeared in 28 games. Tallied a season-high 19 points against Finlandia (11/29). Pulled down seven rebounds against Hillsdale (1/22). Dished the rock for five assists against Lake Superior State (2/9), which was a season high.

2003-05: Played at Dawson College. Conference first-team pick. Second-leading scorer in the league. Named an All-Canadian. MVP of team.
High School: Played at Riverside Park Academy under Larry Dallas. Named a league all-star. Led conference in scoring, assists and steals. Male Athlete of the Year.
Personal: Enjoys movies, music and food. Majoring in sociology. Son of Adris and William Warner. Born on November 22, 1983.

Warner’s Single-Game Highs
Points: 22 at St. Cloud State (12/31/06)
Rebounds: 10, twice, most recently at Ferris State (2/14/09)
Assists: 10 vs. UW-Stout (12/13/06)
Field Goals: 8 at St. Cloud State (12/31/06)
Field Goal Attempts: 12, twice, most recently at Ferris State (2/14/09)
3-pt Field Goals: 2, four times, most recently vs. Northwood (12/20/08)
3-pt Field Goal  Attempts: 4, twice, most recently vs. Ashland (1/10/09)
Free Throws: 9, twice, most recently at Northwood (1/25/07)
Free Throw Attempts: 12, three times, most recently at Ferris State (2/14/09)