2011-12: Started all 25 games he appeared in, averaging 8.6ppg.  Coulibaly was second on the team in three’s made, with 40 three’s made on the year.  Also averaged 4.1 rebounds per contest.  Twice led the team in scoring, including 18 points against Georgetown in the 2011 EA Sports Maui Invitational contest on Nov. 22.

2010-11: Had a successful sophomore season for Chaminade.  Started all 16 conference games where he shot 37 percent from the three point line.

2009-10: Enjoyed a solid freshman campaign for Chaminade.  Started 14 games as a freshman, the most for any freshman under Coach Mahar during his time with the Swords.  Coulibaly averaged 6.4 ppg to go along with 3.1 rpg, averaging 23 minutes per contest.  Was third on the team in threes made, connecting on 35 at 32% on the year. 

High School:  Competed at The Patterson School for Coach Chris Chaney in Lenoir, NC.  Coulibaly also played for the Mali National Team at the 2009 FIBA Africa tournament in Libya.  Coulibaly flourished during the tournament, averaging 14.6 points per game to go along with 2.7 rebounds per contest.  Shot 50% from three, connecting on 21 threes in 7 games, while shooting 68% from two.  Had a personal tournament high of 25 points against Libya, knocking down 6 threes in a 95-73 win.    

Personal: The son of Ousmane Coulibaly and Maimouma Traore, Waly was born in Bamako, Mali.