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CUNYAC Men's Basketball - January 07, 2002

Player of The Week - Aki Trent, CCNY Sr., 6'2", G, Mt. Vernon, NY

Trent led the resurgent Beavers to three straight victories with 18.3 points, 5.8 rebounds and 3.0 steals, while shooting 50% from the field. Trent (Mt. Vernon HS / Colorado Northwest CC), a senior leader, scored 22 points and grabbed 8 boards in the win over St. Joseph's. Trent was an All-Tournament selection in last year's CUNY Tournament in leading the Beavers to the title.

Rookie of The Week - Shaun Applebaum, Baruch Fr., 6'5, C, Brooklyn, NY

Applebaum has been a force off the bench for the Statesmen, who went 2-1 over the break. The native of the Bay Ridge section of Brooklyn averaged 11 points and 3.7 rebounds a game against the Statesmen's three non-conference opponents. A graduate of Xaverian HS, he also shot 15-24 from the field and had a career- high 19 points against Emmanuel over the weekend.

WEEK 5		CONFERENCE			OVERALL			a
#	NORTH DIVISION	W	L	PCT.	W	L	PCT.	HOME	AWAY	NEUTRAL	STREAK
1	LEHMAN	3	0	1.000	9	3	.750	5-1	4-2	0-0	WON 2
2	JOHN JAY	1	1	.500	7	3	.700	3-2	3-1	1-0	LOST 1
3	BARUCH	1	1	.500	7	4	.636	3-1	3-3	1-0	WON 2
4	HUNTER	1	1	.500	4	6	.400	3-0	1-4	0-2	LOST 2
5	CCNY	0	2	.000	5	8	.385	3-1	2-5	0-2	WON 3
#	SOUTH DIVISION	W	L	PCT.	W	L	PCT.	HOME	AWAY	NEUTRAL	STREAK
1	STATEN ISLAND	2	0	1.000	10	3	.769	2-1	6-2	2-0	LOST 1
2	MEDGAR EVERS	1	1	.500	7	4	.636	2-1	2-3	1-3	WON 1
3	YORK	1	1	.500	5	8	.385	2-0	2-4	1-4	LOST 1
4	NY CITY TECH	1	2	.333	1	10	.091	0-3	1-5	0-2	LOST 3
5	BROOKLYN	0	2	.000	3	6	.333	2-3	1-3	0-0	LOST 5

Last Week's Results

William Paterson 64, Lehman 55
Savannah Art & Design (GA) 72, York 65
Mount St. Vincent 87, CCNY 85
Kean 69, NY City Tech 55

York 70, Worcester State (MA) 49
College of New Jersey 78, Lehman 67
Randolph Macon (VA) 76, Staten Island 59
Medgar Evers 86, Rivier (NH) 56

Western Connecticut 86, Baruch 67
Hunter 57, NYU 54
CCNY 68, Yeshiva 61
Staten Island 81, RPI 67

Western Connecticut 95, Medgar Evers 89
Baruch 76, Rivier (NH) 67
Hunter 78, Rutgers-Newark 68
CCNY 81, St. Joseph's (Bklyn) 49

John Jay 67, Chowan (NC) 65
Lebanon Valley (PA) 71, John Jay 67
St. Lawrence 97, Hunter 66
William Paterson 62, York 53

CCNY 64, St. Joseph 's (LI) 58
Baruch 92, Emmanuel (MA) 69
Lehman 84, St. Joseph 's (Bklyn) 60
Montclair State 77, Staten Island 63
Scranton (PA) 84, Hunter 70
Lehman 74, Emmanuel (MA) 63

CUNYAC / CON EDISON STATS
SCORING		SCHOOL	GAMES	PTS.	AVG.
1	David Paul	CSI	13	253	19.5
2	Aki Trent	CCNY	13	236	18.2
3	Malik Copeland	M. Evers	9	156	17.3
4	Sam Deadwyler	City Tech	9	153	17.0
5	Darryl Munroe	Hunter	10	169	16.9
6	Obinna Efobi	CCNY	12	193	16.1
7	Kwesi Joseph	City Tech	11	173	15.7
8	Shakespeare Thomas	Brooklyn	9	140	15.6
9	Kassim Nesbitt	CSI	13	200	15.4
10	Roberto Tapia	York	13	189	14.5
11	Lorcan Precious	Hunter	10	143	14.3
12	Howard Hutchinson	John Jay	9	127	14.1
13	Sean Wallace	Brooklyn	9	125	13.9
14	Jonathan Rojas	Lehman	10	134	13.4
15	Jebah Clayton	M. Evers	10	131	13.1
15	Jeff Thomas	City Tech	11	144	13.1
REBOUNDING		SCHOOL	GAMES	REBS.	AVG.
1	Kwesi Joseph	City Tech	11	130	11.8
2	David Paul	CSI	13	106	8.2
3	Obinna Efobi	CCNY	12	100	8.3
4	David Myrie	John Jay	9	75	8.3
5	Khalil Nixon	M. Evers	10	76	7.6
6	Darryl Munroe	Hunter	10	69	6.9
7	Mike Alfieri	CSI	13	89	6.8
8	Kassim Nesbitt	CSI	13	85	6.5
9	Quincy Oudkerk	York	13	83	6.4
10	Raheim Lowery	M. Evers	11	70	6.4
ASSISTS		SCHOOL	GAMES	ASTS.	AVG.
1	Lorcan Precious	Hunter	10	58	5.8
2	Jonathan Rojas	Lehman	10	53	5.3
3	Jason Daniel	York	13	56	4.3
4	Steve Chase	M. Evers	10	40	4.0
5	Marcos Duran	John Jay	9	36	4.0
STEALS		SCHOOL	GAMES	STLS.	AVG.
1	John Alesi	Baruch	9	27	3.0
2	Jason Fulford	Brooklyn	9	25	2.8
3	Darryl Munroe	Hunter	10	24	2.4
4	Nkosi Hamilton	City Tech	10	23	2.3
5	Sam Deadwyler	City Tech	9	21	2.3
BLOCKS		SCHOOL	GAMES	BLKS.	AVG.
1	Obinna Efobi	CCNY	12	19	1.6
2	Kwesi Joseph	City Tech	11	15	1.4
3	David Myrie	John Jay	9	13	1.4
4	David Paul	CSI	13	14	1.1
5	Sime Marnika	Baruch	10	11	1.1
FIELD GOAL PCT. (4 MPG)		SCHOOL	GAMES	FG.	FGA.	PCT.
1	Darryl Munroe	Hunter	10	67	102	.657
2	Raheim Lowery	M. Evers	11	40	63	.635
3	David Paul	CSI	13	101	164	.616
4	Khalil Nixon	M. Evers	10	40	71	.603
5	Edmund Scott	John Jay	9	43	78	.551
FREE THROW PCT. (2 MPG)		SCHOOL	GAMES	FT.	FTA.	PCT.
1	Lorcan Precious	Hunter	10	30	32	.938
2	Clifford Brown	Brooklyn	9	18	22	.818
3	Kassim Nesbitt	CSI	13	55	68	.809
4	Obinna Efobi	CCNY	12	61	78	.782
5	Aki Trent	CCNY	13	38	49	.776
THREE POINT PCT. (1.5 MPG)		SCHOOL	GAMES	3FG.	3FGA.	PCT.
1	Champ Albano	CSI	12	25	57	.439
2	Joe Longobardi	Baruch	10	24	56	.429
3	Shakespeare Thomas	Brooklyn	9	14	35	.400
4	Sam Deadwyler	City Tech	9	17	44	.386
5	Roberto Tapia	York	13	30	78	.384

CUNYAC / CON EDISON NOTES

BARUCH 2-1 on the week
2000 Tournament MVP Lou Pento has joined the Statesmen during his graduate school days and has had two straight double-doubles at the Western Connecticut Tourney. He's averaging 12.3 ppg and 12.7 rpg. John Alesi had 16 points on 7 of 11 shooting in the Emmanuel win.

BROOKLYN 0-0 on the break
The Bridges will have a 29-day layoff going into tomorrow's non-conference tilt with St. Joseph's (Brooklyn) after today's match up with Baptist Bible was snowed out. After St. Joe's BC will face CUNYAC's two other Brooklyn schools, City Tech and Medgar Evers.

CCNY 3-1 on the break
The Beavers are riding a three-game winning streak, with two wins over Skyline opponents. Sophomore center Obinna Efobi continues to shine with three straight double-doubles while being 6th in scoring, 3rd in re-bound in 1st in blocks in CUNY. Rookie Darryl France notched 10 points in the St. Joe's victory.

HUNTER 2-2 on the break
Hunter started off the holiday festivities by knocking off NYU at Coles 57- 54 and followed it up with a home victory over Rutgers-Newark. Lorcan Precious paced Hunter with 15 points vs NYU, while Darryl Munroe had 18 points and 6 assists in the latter one. The Hawks then dropped both games at the Scranton Tourney.

JOHN JAY 1-1 on the week
The Bloodhounds had their 3-game winning streak snapped in the Championship of the Lebanon Valley tourney to the host team 71-67. Pablo Palma led four players in double figures with 13 points while Dave Myrie notched 17 points and 10 rebounds in the opener vs. Chowan.

LEHMAN 2-2 on the break
Lehman dropped two games against NJAC opponents but bounced back to beat St. Joe's of Brooklyn and Emmanuel (MA). Jeff White (17 vs CNJ) and Luis Chavez (20 vs. St. Joe's in 12 minutes) have played well of late for the Lightning whose 9-3 overall mark is second bast to CSI.

MEDGAR EVERS 1-1 on the break
Junior swingman Jebah Clayton led the Cougars to a runner-up spot at the West. Connecticut tourney, averaging 15.5 points, 6.5 rebounds and 4.0 steals. Khalil Nixon paced Evers with 21 points in the win over Rivier, while adding 20 points and 12 caroms in the finale.

NY CITY TECH 0-1 on the break
In their lone game over the break the Yellow Jackets dropped a home game to Kean. Sophomore center Kwesi Joseph had 13 points and 15 rebounds, while Sam Deadwyler notched 18 points on a off-night for him, shooting 6 for 27.

STATEN ISLAND 1-2 on the break
The Dolphins dropped two of their last three after committing 27 turnovers vs Montclair in the 77-63 road loss. Kassim Nesbitt paced CSI with 18 points with freshman Michael Stewart adding 14. The backup point guard averaged 13.0 ppg for the week.

YORK 1-2 on the break
The Cardinals dropped a tough one on the road with a 62-53 decision at William Paterson. Jason Daniel led York with 12 points, while Roberto Tapia paced the Cards with 16 in the win over Worcester State in the Montclair State Tournament.

UPCOMING CUNY-TV (CHANNEL 75) SCHEDULE
1/8 BMCC vs Queensborough (men) 12 Midnight
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New monthly sports highlight show
1/12 Lehman vs. Hunter (men) 4:00 pm
1/13 Lehman vs. Hunter (women) 12:00 Noon