Western New Mexico University Athletics

High School: A three-star signee by Rivals.com and a Two-Star recruit by ESPN.com, he received a Scouts, Inc. grade of 71 and was listed as the No. 105 cornerback recruit. He was named to the Second-Team selection to Sectionsports.com's All-State Team as a safety, an all-CIF running back selection in 2010 and earned All-Southwestern League honors on both offense and defense as a senior. In three seasons, had 139 tackles, eight interceptions, 16 pass deflections, eight fumble recoveries and three forced fumbles, as the eight interceptions are tied for second in school history. On offense, rushed for 1,038 yards and 13 touchdowns, including 819 yards and 11 scores as a senior in 2010, he also caught 80 career passes for 1,148 yards (14.4 avg.). As a junior, named CIF co-Defensive Most Valuable Player while leading the Pumas to a first-place regional finish and also earned All-League defense first-team accolades.

SDSU (2011): Enrolled at SDSU and redshirted.

SDSU (2012): Saw action in 13 games at the safety position and had nine tackles.

WNMU (2013): Spent time both as a receiver and in the secondary in his first season as a Mustang. Recorded five tackles and also caught eight passes for 43 yards. Also returned a pair of punts.

WNMU (2014): He was named to the Don Hansen NCAA Division II All-Super Region Four squad being selected to the Third-Team. He added First-Team Beyond Sports Network Super Region 4 accolades and was also an All-RMAC First-Team recipient. Guillory tallied five interceptions which are the most since Kameron Drawhorn had four in 2011 and is the most by any Mustang in at least the past eight seasons. He was tied for 28th nationally in interceptions and was fourth in the RMAC. He posted two interceptions in the win against Adams State which earned him RMAC Defensive Player of the Week honors. In addition he had 45 tackles, 21 solo, one tackle for loss and seven passes broken up.

WNMU (2015): Named to the RMAC Preseason All-Conference Team.