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CUNYAC Men's Basketball - December 3, 2001

Player of The Week - Lorcan Precious, Hunter Jr., 6'0", G, Westport, CT

Precious, a transfer from Vermont, is fitting right in as Hunter's new point guard. Last week, he scored a game high 28 points, including 10 in overtime to lead in the Hawks to a 92-80 win over FDU-Madison in their only game. The native of Westport, CT (Staples HS) also had seven assists, six rebounds and shot 8-12 from the floor and 8-8 from the line. He's currently averaging 17 points and 5.7 assists.

Rookie of The Week - Michael Stewart, Staten Island Fr., 6'1" G, Brooklyn, NY

In his first CUNYAC game, Stewart scored 18 points in the Dolphins win over NY City Tech. The sharp shooter from Westinghouse High School also had 12 points in CSI's win over Ramapo on the road over the weekend. The 6'1 frosh shot 13-25 from the field, and nailed 4 of 5 on three-pointers. The Brooklynite is now averaging 7.3 points a game after garnering 15 points, three assists and 2.5 re-bounds on the week.

WEEK 2		CONFERENCE			OVERALL			a
#	NORTH DIVISION	W	L	PCT.	W	L	PCT.	HOME	AWAY	NEUTRAL	STREAK
1	LEHMAN	1	0	1.000	4	1	.800	3-0	1-1	0-0	WON 3
2	JOHN JAY	0	0	.000	2	1	.667	2-1	0-0	0-0	WON 2
3	BARUCH	0	0	.000	2	2	.500	1-0	1-2	0-0	WON 2
4	HUNTER	0	0	.000	1	2	.333	1-0	0-1	0-1	WON 1
5	CCNY	0	1	.000	1	5	.167	0-0	1-3	0-2	LOST 1
#	SOUTH DIVISION	W	L	PCT.	W	L	PCT.	HOME	AWAY	NEUTRAL	STREAK
1	MEDGAR EVERS	1	0	1.000	5	1	.833	2-0	1-1	2-0	LOST 1
1	STATEN ISLAND	1	0	1.000	5	1	.833	0-1	4-0	1-0	WON 2
3	BROOKLYN	0	0	.000	3	2	.600	2-1	1-1	0-0	LOST 1
4	YORK	0	1	.000	2	3	.400	1-0	1-2	0-1	WON 1
5	NY CITY TECH	0	1	.000	0	7	.000	0-1	0-4	0-2	LOST 7

Last Week's Results

Hunter 92, FDU-Madison 80 (OT)
SUNY-Purchase 90, NY City Tech 66
Brooklyn 79, NY Maritime 78
Staten Island 69, NY City Tech 60

Medgar Evers 77, York 58
Lehman 64, CCNY 62
John Jay 87, FDU-Madison 85 (2 OT)
Baruch 91, Polytechnic 40

Brooklyn 101, St. Joseph's (Bklyn) 80
CCNY 78, Skidmore 74

Staten Island 88, Ramapo 82
Lehman 67, SUNY-Purchase 61
York 68, New Paltz State 62
Lehman 88, Berkeley 32

CCNY 78, Skidmore 74
NYU 68, Brooklyn 65
Baruch 56, New Paltz State 54
Medgar Evers 58, Westfield State (MA) 54

Mount St. Mary 76, NY City Tech 61
Mount St. Mary 71, Medgar Evers 70
Westfield State (MA) 73, NY City Tech 56

CUNYAC / CON EDISON STATS
SCORING		SCHOOL	GAMES	PTS.	AVG.
1	Shakespeare Thomas	Brooklyn	5	87	17.4
2	Darryl Munroe	Hunter	3	57	19.0
3	David Paul	CSI	6	113	18.8
4	Howard Hutchinson	John Jay	3	54	18.0
5	Malik Copeland	M. Evers	5	95	17.0
6	Lorcan Precious	Hunter	3	51	17.0
7	Aki Trent	CCNY	6	101	16.8
8	Roberto Tapia	York	5	82	16.4
9	Kassim Nesbitt	CSI	6	86	14.3
10	Clifford Brown	Brooklyn	5	67	13.4
11	Champ Albano	CSI	5	67	13.4
12	Obinna Efobi	CCNY	6	80	13.3
13	Sean Wallace	Brooklyn	5	66	13.2
14	David Myrie	John Jay	3	37	12.3
15	Quincy Oudkerk	York	5	61	12.2
REBOUNDING		SCHOOL	GAMES	REBS.	AVG.
1	David Myrie	John Jay	3	33	11.0
2	David Paul	CSI	6	50	8.3
2	Mike Alfieri	CSI	6	50	8.3
4	Darryl Munroe	Hunter	3	22	7.3
5	Quincy Oudkerk	York	5	35	7.0
6	Sime Marnika	Baruch	4	28	7.0
7	Obinna Efobi	CCNY	6	41	6.8
8	Shakespeare Thomas	Brooklyn	5	34	6.8
9	Richard Miller	Hunter	2	13	6.5
10	Kassim Nesbitt	CSI	6	37	6.2
ASSISTS		SCHOOL	GAMES	ASTS.	AVG.
1	Jonathan Rojas	Lehman	5	31	6.2
1	Jason Daniel	York	5	31	6.2
3	Lorcan Precious	Hunter	3	17	5.7
3	Marcos Duran	John Jay	3	17	5.7
5	Ernie Capello	Baruch	4	17	4.3
STEALS		SCHOOL	GAMES	STLS.	AVG.
1	John Alesi	Baruch	4	19	4.8
2	Howard Hutchinson	John Jay	3	14	4.7
3	Darryl Munroe	Hunter	3	11	3.7
4	Marcos Duran	John Jay	3	9	3.0
5	Jason Fulford	Brooklyn	5	14	2.8
BLOCKS		SCHOOL	GAMES	BLKS.	AVG.
1	Michael Mauro	Hunter	2	3	1.5
2	Sime Marnika	Baruch	4	5	1.3
3	Quincy Oudkerk	York	5	5	1.0
4	Gary Etienne	Baruch	4	4	1.0
5	Richard Miller	Hunter	2	2	1.0
FIELD GOAL PCT. (4 MPG)		SCHOOL	GAMES	FG.	FGA.	PCT.
1	Darryl Munroe	Hunter	3	25	35	.714
2	David Paul	CSI	6	48	79	.608
3	Edmund Scott	John Jay	3	13	22	.591
4	Champ Albano	CSI	5	21	37	.568
5	Dwayne Ururi	York	5	26	47	.553
FREE THROW PCT. (2 MPG)		SCHOOL	GAMES	FT.	FTA.	PCT.
1	Lorcan Precious	Hunter	3	10	10	1.000
2	Howard Hutchinson	John Jay	3	7	8	.875
3	Jonathan Rojas	Lehman	5	17	21	.810
4	Aki Trent	CCNY	6	16	20	.800
5	Kassim Nesbitt	CSI	6	23	29	.793
THREE POINT PCT. (1.5 MPG)		SCHOOL	GAMES	3FG.	3FGA.	PCT.
1	Shakespeare Thomas	Brooklyn	5	10	18	.556
2	Champ Albano	CSI	5	14	27	.519
3	Roberto Tapia	York	5	13	26	.500
4	Lorcan Precious	Hunter	3	7	17	.467
5	T. J. Byrnes	Brooklyn	5	16	36	.444

CUNYAC / CON EDISON NOTES

BARUCH 2-0 on the week
The Statesmen are now at the .500 mark after starting the season 0-2, after beating Polytechnic and New Paltz State last week. Freshman center Sime Marnika has been a pleasant surprise for head coach Ray Rankis, scoring 21 points and grabbing 18 rebounds in the two games. The 6'7 product out of Archbishop Molloy only scored two points his entire senior season at the legendary high school in Queens.

BROOKLYN 2-1 on the week
A newcomer to the team, senior swingman Clifford Brown (Pacific/ Brooklyn, NY) had great game against local power NYU at BC's Roosevelt Gymnasium on Saturday, scoring 19 points. Unfortunately the Violets ruined a perfect week for the Bridges with a win in the final seconds. Junior forward Shakespeare Thomas (Midwood/Brooklyn, NY) averaged 14.7 points and 5.7 rebounds for the week.

CCNY 1-2 on the week
The defending champion Beavers have gotten off to a slow start, losing their first CUNY game, a 64-62 decision at the hands of Lehman, despite four three-pointers in the final 1:30 by senior guard Aki Trent (Colorado Springs/Mt. Vernon, NY). The 6'1 all-star was named to the Skidmore College All-Tournament team after netting 46 points and 9 rebounds.

HUNTER 1-0 on the week
Alongside Lorcan Precious, freshman guard Tereek Frazier (Tilden/ Brooklyn, NY) had an outstanding game against FDU-Madison, scoring 20 points in his first start of the season. The Hawks beat FDU for the first time since the 1965-66 season. The team will begin CUNYAC play this week with tilts against John Jay (Monday) and CCNY (Friday).

JOHN JAY 1-0 on the week
Three days after Hunter beat FDU-Madison in overtime, the Bloodhounds went one further at the Doghouse, beating the Devils, 87-85 in double OT, behind 31 points from senior forward Howard Hutchinson (Hillcrest/ Queens, NY). Hutchinson seemed to make every key shot down the stretch including two three-pointers in the second overtime, becoming the first player in Guy Rancourt's three season to score over 30 points.

LEHMAN 3-0 on the week
The Lightning started a great week, by beating CCNY at the APEX, 64- 62, in the first CUNY/Con Edison TV Game of the Week. Junior guard Jonathan Rojas (Walton/Bronx, NY) had 12 points and six assists in the contest. The team also welcomed back 6'5" junior forward Mike Patrick (Kennedy/Bronx, NY) who missed the first four games of the season. Patrick had 15 points and 7 rebounds in their win over Berkeley.

MEDGAR EVERS 2-1 on the week
The revived Cougars began the CUNY season with a 77-58 over York behind 24 points from sophomore Jebah Clayton (Robeson/Brooklyn, NY) and 17 points from junior Malik Copeland (Sullivan CC/Brooklyn, NY). After beating Westfield State (MA) in the opening round of Mount St. Mary's Tournament over the weekend, the 5-0 squad suffered their first loss of the season to the host school, 71-70.

NY CITY TECH 0-4 on the week
Besides falling to Staten Island in CUNY action, the young Yellow Jackets placed fourth at Mount St. Mary College's Tournament. Even though City Tech avoided Medgar Evers over the weekend, the two Brooklyn rivals will face off on Wednesday night at 8:00 pm at MEC.

STATEN ISLAND 2-0 on the week
Senior swingman Kassim Nesbitt (Brooklyn, NY) continued his hot play with 20 points and six assists in CSI's 88-82 win over Ramapo. The 6'2 product out of New Utrecht HS is second on CSI in points (14.3), second in assists (3.2) and third in rebounds (6.2).

YORK 1-1 on the week
The Cardinals rebounded from a CUNY loss to Medgar Evers on Wednesday with a 68-62 win over New Paltz State. Sharpshooting sophomore Roberto Tapia (Campus Magnet/Queens, NY) continues to pace the squad with a 16.4 points a game.