Winston-Salem State University

2022: Played in the opening game for the Rams at the Black College Hall of Fame against Central State. He was 4-for-18 before an ending season injury halted his season.

2021 (golf):– The multi-sport athlete that helped out the rams and competed in every tournament this season.

2021 (football): Played in four games with the Rams going 11-for-18.

2019: Dominique continued his career with another great season for the Rams. He played in all 10 games he finished the season leading the team with 1,328 passing yards. He completed 104-of-195 passes with eight touchdowns. He also rushed for 160 yards and four touchdowns on four touchdowns on 60 carries.

2018: Made a tremendous impact on the Rams as a true freshman. He stepped into a starting role as the team’s quarterback after back-to-back injuries to both previous starters and provided an immediate spark to the team. He finished the season completing 57-of-96 passes for 820 yards with four touchdowns and just four interceptions. He also added 28 rushes for 150 yards and three touchdowns...He also stepped up as the team’s top punter with 39 punts for 1,408 yards. He was honored as the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) Offensive Rookie of the Year. 

Personal: Dominique joined the Rams in the fall of 2018. He is a graduate of Eastern Guilford High School where he earned several honors. He was named the All-Area Player of the Year as well earning conference player of the year honors. He was also named the Rotary Player of the Week twice. He was also impressive in the classroom as he earned a spot in the Beta Club and graduated cum laude. He is a Mass Communications major and he is the son of Teressa and John Graves.