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CUNYAC Women's Basketball - February 04, 2002

Player of The Week - Shevon Collins, Hunter Sr., 5'8", F, Brooklyn, NY

The senior forward led the Hawks to a 3- 0 week and eight straight victories overall with several superb individual efforts. Collins shot 58% from the field (26 of 45) on the week, averaging 22.7 points, 8.3 rebounds, 4.3 steals and 3.7 assists. In the win over John Jay she posted a career- high of 26 only to better it two days later with 31 points versus CCNY. The Canarsie High School alum leads Hunter with a 14.4 scoring average.

Rookie of The Week - jacclyn Rock, Staten island Fr., 5'7", F , Staten Island, NY

Rock has been just that for the Staten Is-land Dolphins this year. With a very talented backcourt, Rock has filled in nicely in the paint, averaging 14.6 points and 13.7 rebounds in a 2-1 week for CSI while shooting 61% from the floor (19 of 31). The New Dorp High graduate posted three double-doubles on the week and 13 this season. In the close loss to Lehman, she tallied 14 points and 16 boards.

WEEK 9		CONFERENCE			OVERALL			a
#	NORTH DIVISION	W	L	PCT.	W	L	PCT.	HOME	AWAY	NEUTRAL	STREAK
1	LEHMAN	11	0	1.000	14	8	.636	8-3	5-4	1-1	WON 3
2	HUNTER	10	1	.909	15	6	.714	8-3	7-3	0-0	WON 8
3	CCNY	6	5	.545	10	11	.476	6-4	4-5	0-2	LOST 3
4	BARUCH	5	5	.500	14	7	.667	6-3	8-4	0-0	LOST 1
5	JOHN JAY	4	6	.400	8	14	.364	2-5	5-7	1-1	WON 4
#	SOUTH DIVISION	W	L	PCT.	W	L	PCT.	HOME	AWAY	NEUTRAL	STREAK
1	STATEN ISLAND	8	2	.800	14	8	.636	9-1	4-5	1-2	WON 2
2	YORK	5	6	.454	6	14	.300	4-5	2-7	0-2	WON 2
3	MEDGAR EVERS	3	8	.273	6	15	.286	3-4	2-8	1-3	WON 1
4	NY CITY TECH	1	10	.091	1	18	.053	0-7	1-9	0-2	LOST 10
5	BROOKLYN	0	10	.000	0	21	.000	0-8	0-13	0-0	LOST 21

Last Week's Results

John Jay 58, NY City Tech 31
Lehman 74, Staten Island 71
Baruch 56, York 53
CCNY 71, Brooklyn 16

Hunter 102, Medgar Evers 42
Staten Island 84, NY City Tech 34
York 57, Medgar Evers 36
Hunter 53, John Jay 40

Lehman 71, CCNY 63
Baruch 69, Yeshiva 54
SUNY-Purchase 51, Brooklyn 32
John Jay 61, New Rochelle 30

Lehman 71, Baruch 60
York 64, Brooklyn 36
Hunter 60, CCNY 48
Medgar Evers 59, NY City Tech 47
Staten Island 98, Mt. St. Vincent 54

CUNYAC / CON EDISON STATS
SCORING		SCHOOL	GAMES	PTS.	AVG.
1	Lauren Cargill	CCNY	21	496	23.6
2	Florena Rhodes	Lehman	22	479	21.8
3	Chanel Kendall	Lehman	22	434	21.7
4	Stephanie Trahan	Baruch	21	389	18.5
5	Keisha Cook	CSI	21	382	18.2
6	Katima Emptage	Brooklyn	19	310	16.3
7	Tashana Watson	York	20	318	15.9
8	Pamela Barone	CSI	22	334	15.2
9	Desirae Ross	Lehman	22	331	15.0
10	Keisha Toms	M. Evers	20	291	14.6
11	Shevon Collins	Hunter	21	302	14.4
12	Jamees Wright	Baruch	21	275	13.1
13	Jen Agosto	Hunter	20	251	12.6
14	December Bails	John Jay	21	256	12.2
15	Jacclyn Rock	CSI	22	267	12.1
REBOUNDING		SCHOOL	GAMES	REBS.	AVG.
1	Keisha Toms	M. Evers	20	311	15.5
2	Keisha Cook	CSI	21	318	15.1
3	Cherith Pointer	John Jay	22	252	11.5
4	Jacclyn Rock	CSI	22	246	11.2
5	Chanel Kendall	Lehman	22	213	10.6
6	Tania Blanco	Hunter	20	182	9.1
7	Lauren Cargill	CCNY	21	192	9.1
8	Florena Rhodes	Lehman	22	198	9.0
9	Clarice Bell	CCNY	20	178	8.9
10	Tashana Watson	York	20	173	8.7
ASSISTS		SCHOOL	GAMES	ASTS.	AVG.
1	Stephanie Iosue	CSI	22	117	5.3
2	Ivelisse Rosario	Lehman	22	102	4.6
3	Chanel Kendall	Lehman	22	94	4.3
4	Keisha Cook	CSI	21	91	4.3
5	Stephanie Trahan	Baruch	21	84	4.0
6	Shevon Collins	Hunter	21	79	3.8
7	Lauren Cargil	CCNY	21	77	3.7
STEALS		SCHOOL	GAMES	STLS.	AVG.
1	Jamees Wright	Baruch	21	111	5.3
2	Stephanie Trahan	Baruch	21	99	4.7
3	Florena Rhodes	Lehman	22	91	4.1
4	Tashana Watson	York	20	79	4.0
5	Chanel Kendall	Lehman	22	68	3.1
BLOCKS		SCHOOL	GAMES	BLKS.	AVG.
1	Clarice Bell	CCNY	20	56	2.8
2	Chanel Kendall	Lehman	22	40	1.8
3	Tania Blanco	Hunter	20	33	1.7
4	Jamees Wright	Baruch	21	30	1.4
5	December Bails	John Jay	21	25	1.2
FIELD GOAL PCT. (4 MPG)		SCHOOL	GAMES	FG.	FGA.	PCT.
1	Jacclyn Rock	CSI	22	114	180	.633
2	Shevon Collins	Hunter	21	113	229	.494
3	Donna Przybyszewski	CSI	21	100	206	.485
4	Florena Rhodes	Lehman	22	197	430	.458
5	Jen Agosto	Hunter	20	90	219	.411
FREE THROW PCT. (2 MPG)		SCHOOL	GAMES	FT.	FTA.	PCT.
1	Stephanie Trahan	Baruch	21	53	67	.791
2	Lauren Cargill	CCNY	21	85	119	.714
3	Florena Rhodes	Lehman	22	78	112	.696
3	Tashana Watson	York	20	70	101	.693
4	Stephanie Iosue	CSI	22	45	65	.692
THREE POINT PCT. (1.5 MPG)		SCHOOL	GAMES	3FG.	3FGA.	PCT.
1	Stephanie Trahan	Baruch	21	74	181	.409
2	Lauren Cargill	CCNY	21	67	167	.401
3	Jen Agosto	Hunter	20	56	141	.397
4	Desirae Ross	Lehman	22	52	131	.397
5	Pamela Barone	CSI	22	37	111	.333

CUNYAC / CON EDISON NOTES

BARUCH 2-1 on the week
The Stateswomen earned an important road win at York and then dis-posed
of Yeshiva before bowing to North Division leader Lehman. Cathy Gonzalez had a key steal in the closing seconds as Baruch preserved a narrow lead after letting a 50-32 margin slip away. Stephanie Trahan has a season-high 10 assists vs. Yeshiva and added 26 points vs. Lehman.

BROOKLYN 0-3 on the week
Senior do-it-all guard Katima Emptage posted a double-double with 23 points and 10 rebounds against Purchase and then added 21 points, 12 boards and 10 steals for her first career triple-double in the loss to York. Tracy Altifios added 6.0 rebounds per game.

CCNY 1-2 on the week
Samantha Halpern, back from a severe ankle sprain, totalled a season-high 32 points in her first outing since December 30th and tied the CUNY record with 10 three-pointers versus Brooklyn. She added 17 and 21 in consequent losses to Lehman and Hunter.

HUNTER 3-0 on the week
Hawks have reeled off 8 straight wins and have a chance to overtake Lehman for the top seed if they beat them today at the Sportsplex. Senior forward Shevon Collins has carried the team in the last two wins, while ten different players scored in the lopsided win over Medgar Evers. The 102 points was the most they scored since 113 in 1986. Jen Rogers led the way with 22 with Vana Loukissas adding 15 on 6 of 6 shooting.

JOHN JAY 2-1 on the week
The Hounds are showing signs of improvement with a 2-1 week in which they lost a close one to Hunter. Cherith Pointer had 13 points and 8 rebounds while December Bails added 16 boards. In the win over New Rochelle, Pointer added a double-double with 12 points and 13 boards.

LEHMAN 3-0 on the week
The Lightning have a chance to win their first outright CUNY regular season title since 1982 (were co-champs in '84 and North Division champs in '99), and thus the #1 tournament seed should they knock off Hunter tonight. Chanel Kendall had a great week with a 21.0 ppg average and three double-doubles. In the huge win over CSI she posted 22 points, 12 rebounds and 8 assists. Freshman Christina Calderon added 12 points.

MEDGAR EVERS 1-2 on the week
Center Keisha Toms compiled three double-doubles with 19 points and 11 rebounds vs. Hunter, 10 points and 14 rebounds vs. York and, 14 points and 16 rebounds against City Tech. Rookie Jewel Wallace added 10 points, 14 rebounds and 2 steals in her first significant action of the season while Rannie Miles led the way with 24.

NY CITY TECH 0-3 on the week
Sophomore Camille Manning was a bright spot, with strong scoring and rebounding efforts. Against John Jay, Manning scored 15 points with Iasha Pryor picking up the rebounding slack by collecting 15. At CSI, Manning scored 26 points and grabbed 7 rebounds, and against Medgar Evers she led the team with 29 points and 8 rebounds.

STATEN ISLAND 2-1 on the week
The Dolphins dropped a close one at Lehman after trailing the entire game and with it any chance for the overall CUNYAC top seed. Keisha Cook and Pam Barone tallied 22 and 21 points. CSI has already clinched the South Division crown. Donna Przybyszewski paced the young CSI squad with 21 points apiece in wins over City Tech and Mt. St. Vincent.

YORK 2-1 on the week
The Cardinals ended their 2002 slump with consecutive wins over Medgar Evers and Brooklyn after a home loss to Baruch. Rookie Tashana Watson led the offensive effort with 16 vs. Baruch and added 13 more against Evers while Angela Mills scored a team-high 15 at City Tech.