Western New Mexico University Athletics

2021 Season:
Appearing in all 11 games, Telles had 32 receptions for 459 yards, and four touchdowns. Against Western Colorado (9/11) Telles hauled in his longest reception of 53-yards and a season-high of 96 receiving yards. At Midwestern State (10/30) Telles had a season-high of six receptions. Serving as the primary kick returner, Telles returned 24 kicks for 413 yards. At West Texas (9/18), Telles had a 90-yard return. He also had seven punt returns for 24 yards.

2020 Season:
Appearing in the only spring game versus UT Permian Basin, Telles had one rush for one yard and one reception for three yards.

2019 Season at Pasadena City College:
Telles played in 10 games, hauling in 40 catches for 446 yards, and five touchdowns.

2018 Season at Pasadena City College:
Telles played in 10 games, catching 37 receptions for 437 yards, and three touchdowns.

High School:
Telles is a 2018 graduate from Franklin High School where he played football all four years. Telles was a stellar running back. In his career he had 284 rushes for 2102 yards and 20 touchdowns. He also had 116 receptions for 2306 yards (1533 yards his senior year) and 24 touchdowns. He had 49 kick returns for 1181 yards and one touchdown. He also ahd 25 punt returns for 347 yards and two touchdowns. Defensively, he had 111 tackles, seven passes defended, six interceptions, and a blocked field goal. Los Angeles DIII MVP awarded 2019. Telles was a state champion in track in the 4x200, 4x400, and the 200m. He also played volleyball and basketball.

Personal:
Hobbies: trying new food places and hanging out with the boys
Aspirations: Upon graduating from WMNU, Telles aspires to be a California Highway Patrol Officer.
Junior College Accolades: 2x All-State Selection