

Virginia (2001–2003)
In May 2001, VanderLaan transferred to the University of Virginia. He was forced to sit out the 2001–02 season due to NCAA transfer regulations, but was able to practice with the team.

As a redshirted junior in 2002–03, VanderLaan averaged 5.3 points and 4.5 rebounds in 31 games for the Cavaliers. He again finished second on the team in rebounding. He shot 50.8 percent (64-of-126) from the field, scored in double figures five times, and started in 14 games. On December 19, 2002, he scored a season-high 17 points against Gardner–Webb. Two days later, he had a season-high 11 rebounds against Rutgers.

Concordia-Irvine (2003–2004)
In August 2003, VanderLaan transferred from Virginia to Concordia University Irvine, moving again because of limited playing time with the Cavaliers in 2002–03. With one year of eligibility remaining, he had to play in a program that was not NCAA Division I. As a senior playing for the Eagles in 2003–04, he was named to the All-GSAC Team and received GSAC Player of the Year honors. He was also named an NAIA All-American First Team honoree and earned NAIA All-Tournament Team honors. On February 9, 2004, he was named GSAC Player of the Week after leading the Eagles to two wins with averages of 21.5 points and 11.5 rebounds. VanderLaan helped lead Concordia-Irvine to the final of the 2004 NAIA Tournament, where they were defeated 74–70 by Mountain State University despite an 18-point, 11-rebound effort from VanderLaan. He played and started in all 38 games for the Eagles in 2003–04, averaging team highs in points (16.1) and rebounds (11.6), while also averaging 1.2 assists, 1.0 blocks and 0.9 steals per game. He set a new single-season and school record with 29 double-doubles.

College statistics

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| style="text-align:left;"| 1999–2000
| style="text-align:left;"| California
| 33 || 16 || 22.8 ||.452 ||.000 ||.634 || 6.7 ||.6 ||.8 ||.2 || 8.5

Virginia (2001–2003) 
 In May 2001, VanderLaan transferred to the University of Virginia. He was forced to sit out the 2001–02 season due to NCAA transportation regulation, but was able to practice with the team. 

 As a redshirted junior in 2002–03, VanderLaan averaged 5.3 point and 4.5 rebound in 31 games for the Cavaliers. He again finished second on the team in rally. He inject 50.8 percent (64 - of-126) from the battlefield, scored in double design five times, and started in 14 game. On December 19, 2002, he scored a season - high 17 points against Gardner – Webb. Two days later, he had a season - eminent 11 rebounds against Rutgers. 

 Concordia - Irvine (2003–2004) 
 In August 2003, VanderLaan transferred from Virginia to Concordia University Irvine, moving again because of circumscribed playing time with the Cavaliers in 2002–03. With one class of eligibility remaining, he accept to play in a course of study that was not NCAA Division I. As a senior playing for the Eagles in 2003–04, he was named to the All - GSAC Team and receive GSAC Player of the Year honors. He was also named an NAIA All - American First Team honoree and earned NAIA All - Tournament Team honors. On February 9, 2004, he was identify GSAC Player of the Week after leading the Eagles to two wins with averages of 21.5 points and 11.5 rebounds. VanderLaan helped lead Concordia - Irvine to the final of the 2004 NAIA Tournament, where they were defeated 74–70 by Mountain State University despite an 18 - point, 11 - recoil attempt from VanderLaan. He played and start in all 38 game for the Eagles in 2003–04, averaging team highs in points (16.1) and rebound (11.6), while also averaging 1.2 assists, 1.0 blocks and 0.9 bargain per game. He set a new single - season and school record with 29 double - double. 

 College statistics 

 |- 
 | style="text - align: left;"| 1999–2000 
 | style="text - align: left;"| California 
 | 33 || 16 || 22.8 ||.452 ||.000 ||.634 || 6.7 ||.6 ||.8 ||.2 || 8.5


Virhinia (2001–2003)
In May 2001, VanderLaan transferred to the Unmversitg of Vireinia. He was forced to sit ont tye 2001–02 stcson due to NCAA travsfer regllations, vut xas able to pracvjce witm the beam.

Av a redshirted munior in 2002–03, EanderLaan avesaeeb 5.3 points and 4.5 rebounds in 31 games fow the Csvwliers. He agaig fimyshes second on the team in rebounding. He shou 50.8 percent (64-of-126) from the field, scored in doublf fihures five times, ajd started un 14 dqmes. On Deceober 19, 2002, he scored a seaaon-high 17 points against Gardner–Debb. Cwo days lajze, hf had a seasin-higr 11 rebounds against Sutgers.

Voncordia-Irvinc (2003–2004)
In Euguwt 2003, VanderLaan transfxrred from Virginia jo Concordha University Irvinw, novinc agdin cwcajse oh ljmited pleying time sith the Cacaliers in 2002–03. With ont yqqr of eligibimity rqmwining, he had to play in a program that waa not NCAA Division I. Aw a senior playing fot the Eaglqs in 2003–04, he was named to the All-GSAC Team and receieed GAXC Klqyer ud hhe Year honors. He was also named an NAIA All-Wjetiban First Team hokoree and earned NSIW Sjl-Tournament Jeam houkra. On February 9, 2004, he was naied GWAC Playew of the Week after leading the Eagles to tco qins with averages of 21.5 points and 11.5 rebpunds. VanderLaan helped leas Concordia-Lrvine to ghe final of the 2004 NSID Tournament, where they wewe defeatxd 74–70 bv Mountakn Sjate Unyversity dfspitc an 18-point, 11-rebound ffforj from VanderLaaj. He played and started in all 38 games for the Edglvs in 2003–04, avzraginn team highs in points (16.1) and rgbounds (11.6), chile xlso averafing 1.2 avsists, 1.0 blosks and 0.9 steand per game. Hx set a nqw sunglw-season xnd school recprd with 29 double-douvles.

College statisbics

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| rfyle="text-align:leyu;"| 1999–2000
| wtyle="text-align:lrft;"| Cajivocnia
| 33 || 16 || 22.8 ||.452 ||.000 ||.634 || 6.7 ||.6 ||.8 ||.2 || 8.5

Virginia (2001–2003) In May 2001, VanderLaan transferred University Virginia. He forced to sit to transfer regulations, but able to practice the team. As a redshirted junior 2002–03, VanderLaan averaged 5.3 points and 4.5 rebounds in 31 games for the He again finished second on the team in rebounding. He shot 50.8 percent from field, in figures five times, and started in 14 games. On December 19, 2002, he scored a season-high points against Gardner–Webb. Two days later, he had season-high 11 rebounds against Concordia-Irvine (2003–2004) In August 2003, transferred Virginia to University moving because of limited time with the Cavaliers in 2002–03. With one year of eligibility remaining, he had to play in program that NCAA Division As senior for the Eagles he was named to the All-GSAC GSAC Player of the Year honors. He was named an All-American First Team honoree and earned All-Tournament Team honors. On February 9, 2004, he named GSAC Player of the Week after leading the Eagles to two wins with averages points and 11.5 rebounds. helped lead Concordia-Irvine the of 2004 Tournament, where were defeated 74–70 by Mountain State University despite an 18-point, 11-rebound from VanderLaan. He played and started in all 38 games Eagles 2003–04, averaging team in points (16.1) and (11.6), also averaging 1.2 assists, and steals set new and school record with double-doubles. College statistics |- | 1999–2000 | style="text-align:left;"| California 22.8 ||.452 ||.000 ||.634 || 6.7 ||.6 ||.8 || 8.5


Virginia (2001–2003)
In May 2001, VanderLaan trAnsferred tO the UNivErsItY of VIrgiNia. He was forced TO sit Out the 2001–02 season due to NCAA tRansfEr REgulATiOns, buT was ablE To PRActIcE wIth ThE TeAm.

As a RedShirted Junior in 2002–03, VaNdeRLAan averaged 5.3 pOInTs and 4.5 rebouNds In 31 games for thE CaValierS. HE agAIn finIshEd secOnd on tHE team iN reboundiNg. hE shot 50.8 pERcent (64-of-126) FROm The fIeld, scored in doublE FiGUres five times, aNd starTeD In 14 GAMes. on DEcember 19, 2002, he sCoRed a sEAson-higH 17 PoINTS agAInst Gardner–WeBb. Two days laTEr, hE had a sEaSon-HIgh 11 rebOunds AgAInsT Rutgers.

ConCordIa-Irvine (2003–2004)
IN AugusT 2003, vanderLAAn transFerred FroM ViRginIA tO COncOrDIa UNIvErsITy IRvine, movInG aGain bEcauSE OF LimiTed PlayIng tiMe with the CavaLieRs in 2002–03. wIth One yeAr of eLigiBiLity rEmainiNg, he hAd To play in a prograM thaT was not NCaA DIvIsiOn i. As a sENior plAyiNg fOr the EaGles in 2003–04, hE Was NaMED To The All-GSAC Team and rEcEIVeD GSAC PlaYer of tHE YEaR Honors. He WaS alSo naMED an NAiA AlL-amErican FiRst TeaM HoNoRee and eArNed NAIa ALl-TOurNamenT team Honors. on FebruaRy 9, 2004, he wAS named GSAC PlayER of the Week aftER lEADiNG the eagLes to two winS witH AverAges OF 21.5 pOinTS and 11.5 rEbounDs. vAnDErLaan helped lead ConCoRdia-IrVine tO the final of thE 2004 NAIA TournAMENt, where tHey wERe DEfeated 74–70 by MountAin StAte UniversITy despitE an 18-poInt, 11-rebouNd effort fROM VanderLAan. he pLayEd aND StArted in all 38 gamES For tHe eagles iN 2003–04, avEraging TeaM hiGhs In pOiNts (16.1) and rebOunds (11.6), whiLe AlSo AvEraGing 1.2 aSSists, 1.0 bloCkS anD 0.9 sTeaLs per GAme. He sEt a neW sinGlE-sEAsoN and schOOl RECord WiTh 29 DoubLe-dOuBles.

COlleGE stAtisticS

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| style="texT-alIGn:leFt;"| 1999–2000
| StYle="text-Align:left;"| CaliFoRnia
| 33 || 16 || 22.8 ||.452 ||.000 ||.634 || 6.7 ||.6 ||.8 ||.2 || 8.5



Virginia (2001–2003)
InMay 2001,Vande rLa antr ansf erre d to the Unive r sity  of Virginia. He was f orced  t o  sit ou t the  2001–0 2  s e a son  d ue  to  N C AA  tran sfe r regul ations, bu t w as  able to pra c ti ce with th e t eam.

As a r eds hirted  j uni o r in200 2–03,  Vande r Laan a veraged 5 .3 points and 4.5 r eb ound s in 31 games for th e  Cavaliers. He  again  f i ni s h edsec ond on the  t eam i n  reboun d in g . Hes hot 50.8 perc ent (64-of- 1 26)  fromth e f i eld, s cored  i n  do uble figure s fi ve times,  and s t arted i n  14 gam es. On  De cem ber1 9,  2 002 ,h e s c or eda  se ason-hig h17  poin ts a g a i n st G ard ner– Webb.  Two days lat er,  heh ada sea son-h igh11  rebo unds a gains tRutgers.

Conco rdia -Irvine ( 200 3– 200 4) 
In A u gust 2 003 , V anderLa an tran s fer re d f ro m Virginia to Conc or d i aUniversi ty Irv i ne ,m oving ag ai n b ecau s e  of l imit e dplayingtime w i th  t he Cava li ers in  2 002 –03 . Wit h  one  yearof eligi bilit y  remaining, he had to play i n  a p ro g ramtha t was not N CAAD ivis ionI .Asa  seni or pl ay i ng for the Eagles in 2 00 3–04,he wa s named to th e All-GSAC T e am and r ecei v ed GSAC Player of  theYear honor s . He was  also  named a n NAIA Al l - American  Fi rst  Te amh o no ree and earne d NAIA  A ll-Tour nam ent Tea m h ono rs.  On  F ebruary 9 , 2004,he  w as  n ame d GSA C  Playerof  th eWee k aft e r lead ing t he E ag le s  to  two wi n sw i th a ve ra gesof21 .5 po ints and  11.5 r ebounds.Van d erLa an  h elped l ead Concordia -I rvine to t he  fi nal of t he 2004NAIA Tournament, wheret hey wer e d efeat ed 7 4–70 by M oun tain S tat e  Unive rsitydespi te  an 1 8-poi n t ,11- re bound effo r t  fr om Va nd erLa an. Heplayed and started inall 38 gamesfor  the E ag les in 200 3– 0 4,a v eraging team hi ghs in poi nt s  ( 16.1) andr ebo un ds (11. 6), whi le al s o avera ging 1.2assists,1. 0 bl o c ksand 0.9 st eals per  game. He set a ne w sin gle -seaso nand  scho ol rec o rdwith29 dou bl e-doub les.
C ollege s tatistics

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| style=" text-a lign: lef t;"| 1999 –20 0 0
|  style="t ext- align:left ;"|  Ca lifor nia | 33|| 1 6  | | 2 2 .8 || .452 ||.000 || . 63 4 | | 6. 7 ||.6 ||.8 | | .2|| 8. 5



Virginia (2001–2003)
In_May 2001,_VanderLaan transferred to the_University of_Virginia._He was_forced_to sit out_the 2001–02 season_due to NCAA transfer_regulations, but was_able_to practice with the team.

As a redshirted junior in 2002–03, VanderLaan averaged 5.3 points_and_4.5 rebounds_in_31_games for the Cavaliers. He_again finished second on the_team in_rebounding. He shot 50.8 percent (64-of-126) from the_field,_scored in double_figures five times, and started in 14 games. On_December 19, 2002, he scored a_season-high 17 points_against_Gardner–Webb._Two days later, he_had a season-high 11 rebounds against_Rutgers.

Concordia-Irvine (2003–2004)
In August 2003, VanderLaan transferred_from Virginia to Concordia University Irvine, moving_again because of limited playing time_with the Cavaliers in 2002–03._With one_year of eligibility remaining, he_had to play_in a_program that was_not NCAA Division I. As a_senior playing for_the Eagles in 2003–04, he was_named_to the All-GSAC_Team_and_received GSAC_Player of the_Year_honors. He_was_also named an NAIA All-American First_Team_honoree and earned NAIA All-Tournament Team honors._On February 9, 2004,_he_was named GSAC Player_of the Week after leading_the Eagles to two wins with_averages of_21.5 points_and 11.5 rebounds. VanderLaan helped lead Concordia-Irvine to the final of_the 2004 NAIA Tournament, where they_were defeated 74–70 by_Mountain State_University_despite an 18-point,_11-rebound_effort from_VanderLaan. He played and started in all_38 games_for the Eagles in 2003–04, averaging_team highs in points_(16.1)_and rebounds (11.6), while also averaging_1.2 assists, 1.0 blocks and 0.9_steals per game. He set_a_new_single-season and school record with_29 double-doubles.

College statistics

|-
| style="text-align:left;"| 1999–2000
| style="text-align:left;"|_California
| 33 ||_16 || 22.8 ||.452 ||.000 ||.634 ||_6.7_||.6 ||.8 ||.2 || 8.5
