Hall of Fame
McBride is one of the pioneers of Lewis men's volleyball that laid the foundation for the success of the program. He appeared in 132 matches in his career and owns 6,507 set assists which puts him in first place in school history and seventh all-time in NCAA history in the side-out era and eighth all-time. His 15.64 assists per set still ranks second all-time in school history and is 15th in the NCAA record books. McBride played in 416 sets and helped the Flyers to 104 wins during his career, including a school record 31 wins an appearance in the 1996 NCAA Semifinals.
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 In 1997, he registered 1,860 set assists and averaged 17.22 assists per set en route to All-Midwestern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association First Team accolades and was named to the Volleyball Magazine All-America Third Team. He was twice named the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) National Player of the Week (4/22/1996, 1/27/1997). McBride is the fourth member of the men's volleyball program to be inducted into the Lewis Athletics Hall of Fame joining Chris Borden, Eduardo Quinones and Victor Rivera.
