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CUNYAC Women's Basketball - December 10, 2001

Player of The Week - Chanel Kendall, Lehman So., 5'10", F, Brooklyn, NY

The 2001 CUNYAC Rookie of the Year, Kendall, led the Lightning to two CUNYAC victories last week. Overall, the team was 2-2, but the sophomore from F.D.R. High had 50 points and 26 rebounds against NCAA participants NYU and Cabrini. In the league games, she averaged 24.5 points, 13 boards, 8 assists and 6 steals. Kendall also leads CUNYAC in scoring at a 23.6 clip.

Rookie of The Week - Tushana Watson, York Fr., 5'5", G , Queens, NY

Three weekly awards, three wins for Watson. A freshman from August Martin HS, she had three solid efforts in the Cardinals 2-1 week, leading the way in wins over Brooklyn and New Rochelle. In the pair of wins, the freshman guard averaged 26 points and 9.5 caroms. In the sole loss, to Ramapo (9-1), she had 15 points, 6 steals and five boards. On the year, Watson's scoring 20.3 points a game, for third in CUNYAC.

WEEK 3		CONFERENCE			OVERALL			a
#	NORTH DIVISION	W	L	PCT.	W	L	PCT.	HOME	AWAY	NEUTRAL	STREAK
1	LEHMAN	3	0	1.000	4	4	.500	1-1	3-2	0-1	LOST 1
2	HUNTER	2	0	1.000	3	2	.600	2-1	1-1	0-0	WON 2
3	BARUCH	0	1	.000	4	2	.667	0-2	4-0	0-0	LOST 1
4	JOHN JAY	0	1	.000	3	4	.429	0-2	1-2	1-1	WON 2
5	CCNY	0	2	.000	2	4	.333	2-0	0-3	0-1	LOST 1
#	SOUTH DIVISION	W	L	PCT.	W	L	PCT.	HOME	AWAY	NEUTRAL	STREAK
1	YORK	2	0	1.000	3	5	.375	2-0	1-3	0-2	WON 2
2	STATEN ISLAND	1	0	1.000	5	2	.714	2-0	2-2	1-0	WON 2
3	MEDGAR EVERS	1	1	.500	3	5	.375	2-2	1-2	0-1	LOST 1
4	BROOKLYN	0	1	.000	0	7	.000	0-3	0-4	0-0	LOST 7
5	NYC TECH	0	3	.000	0	5	.000	0-2	0-3	0-0	LOST 4

Last Week's Results

Hunter 81, John Jay 38
NYU 90, Lehman 67
Ramapo 61, York 35
New Rochelle 58, Brooklyn 36

CCNY 101, St. Elizabeth (NJ) 44
Staten Island 81, Centenary (NJ) 56
Medgar Evers 56, NY City Tech 39
York 69, Brooklyn 12
Lehman 70, Baruch 61
John Jay 72, Bard 36

Baruch 80, SUNY-Purchase 40
York 45, New Rochelle 32
Lehman 86, NY City Tech 17
Hunter 82, CCNY 71
Stevens Tech 76, Brooklyn 16

John Jay 63, St. Elizabeth (NJ) 34
Cabrini (PA) 90, Lehman 78
SUNY-Old Westbury 83, Baruch 69
Staten Island 91, St. Joseph's (Bklyn) 80
Medgar Evers 62, SUNY-Purchase 45
Yeshiva 71, Medgar Evers 66

CUNYAC / CON EDISON STATS
SCORING		SCHOOL	GAMES	PTS.	AVG.
1	Chanel Kendall	Lehman	8	189	23.6
2	Lauren Cargill	CCNY	6	130	21.7
3	Tushana Watson	York	8	163	20.4
4	Samantha Halpern	CCNY	6	119	19.8
5	Florena Rhodes	Lehman	8	150	18.8
6	Pamela Barone	CSI	7	130	18.6
7	Stephanie Trahan	Baruch	6	109	18.2
8	Desirae Ross	Lehman	8	137	17.1
9	Keisha Cook	CSI	7	118	16.9
10	Jamees Wright	Baruch	6	98	16.3
11	Keisha Toms	M. Evers	7	112	16.0
12	December Bails	John Jay	6	93	15.5
13	Shevon Collins	Hunter	5	72	14.4
14	Giselle Lake	M. Evers	8	110	13.8
15	Jen Agosto	Hunter	5	66	13.2
REBOUNDING		SCHOOL	GAMES	REBS.	AVG.
1	Keisha Toms	M. Evers	7	119	16.9
2	Keisha Cook	CSI	7	107	15.3
3	Cherith Pointer	John Jay	7	102	14.6
4	Rahmat Balogun	CCNY	6	77	12.8
5	Katima Emptage	Brooklyn	5	55	11.0
6	Chanel Kendall	Lehman	8	77	9.6
7	Florena Rhodes	Lehman	8	74	9.3
8	Jacclyn Rock	CSI	7	65	9.3
9	Tushana Watson	York	8	69	8.6
10	Jamees Wright	Baruch	6	51	8.5
ASSISTS		SCHOOL	GAMES	ASTS.	AVG.
1	Stephanie Iosue	CSI	7	39	5.6
2	Chanel Kendall	Lehman	8	36	4.5
3	Samantha Halpern	CCNY	6	27	4.5
4	Vana Loukissas	Hunter	5	21	4.2
5	Ivelisse Rosario	Lehman	8	33	4.1
STEALS		SCHOOL	GAMES	STLS.	AVG.
1	Stephanie Trahan	Baruch	6	29	4.8
2	Naomia Bell	John Jay	7	31	4.4
3	December Bails	John Jay	6	26	4.3
4	Tushana Watson	York	8	11	4.1
5	Florena Rhodes	Lehman	8	32	4.0
6	Jamees Wright	Baruch	6	24	4.0
BLOCKS		SCHOOL	GAMES	BLKS.	AVG.
1	Chanel Kendall	Lehman	8	14	1.8
2	Jamees Wright	Baruch	6	11	1.8
3	Tania Blanco	Hunter	5	8	1.6
4	Janna Tramutola	CSI	7	10	1.4
5	December Bails	John Jay	6	8	1.3
FIELD GOAL PCT. (4 MPG)		SCHOOL	GAMES	FG.	FGA.	PCT.
1	Jacclyn Rock	CSI	7	29	46	.630
2	Leza Tazama	Hunter	5	20	33	.606
3	Florena Rhodes	Lehman	8	74	192	.508
4	Shevon Collins	Hunter	5	26	52	.500
5	Tushana Watson	York	8	63	131	.480
FREE THROW PCT. (2 MPG)		SCHOOL	GAMES	FT.	FTA.	PCT.
1	Stephanie Trahan	Baruch	6	16	18	.889
2	Pamela Barone	CSI	7	27	35	.771
3	Lauren Cargill	CCNY	6	19	25	.760
4	Shevon Collins	Hunter	5	20	27	.741
5	Tushana Watson	York	8	34	49	.693
THREE POINT PCT. (1.5 MPG)		SCHOOL	GAMES	3FG.	3FGA.	PCT.
1	Desirae Ross	Lehman	8	24	46	.522
2	Stephanie Trahan	Baruch	6	19	40	.475
3	Jen Agosto	Hunter	5	13	35	.371
4	Pamela Barone	CSI	8	13	35	.371
5	Lauren Cargill	CCNY	6	17	48	.354

CUNYAC / CON EDISON NOTES

BARUCH 1-2 on the week
Guard Stephanie Trahan (Roxbury Central/Inwood, NY), has had a strong first year in CUNY so far. In three games last week, the 5'3 junior averaged 20.3 ppg, 5.7 rebounds and four assists. Against Lehman and Purchase, the Stateswoman guard was also 11-21 from 3-point range, before coming back to Earth with an 0-6 night against Old Westbury.

BROOKLYN 0-3 on the week
Bridges' senior guard Katima Emptage (New Dorp HS) continues to pace the squad with 27 points in last weeks' games. Against Skyline conference foe, Stevens Tech the native Staten Islander grabbed 18 rebounds.

CCNY 1-1 on the week
CUNYAC's 1999-2000 Player of the Year, Lauren Cargill (Cardozo/Valley Stream, NY) had strong week, shooting 50% from the floor in the Lady Beavers two games, scoring 28 and 20 points respectively, while averaging 9 rebounds, 6.5 assists and 4.5 steals.

HUNTER 2-0 on the week
The Hawks started their usual run through the league, beating John Jay and CCNY to move to 2-0. Senior forward Shevon Collins (Canarsie/ Brooklyn, NY) had 17 points, 7 boards and 6 assists in the CCNY win at the school's homecoming.

JOHN JAY 2-1 on the week
Sophomore forward Cherith Pointer (Brooklyn, NY) had with 22 points and 20 rebounds in the Bloodhounds win over St, Elizabeth on Saturday. The Midwood alum pulled down a total of 42 rebounds in the three games.

LEHMAN 2-2 on the week
The Lightning had a down and up week to say the least. After losing to Nationally ranked NYU, they topped Baruch and City Tech in CUNY action, before falling to Cabrini on Saturday. Freshman center Christina Calderon (Spellman/Bronx, NY) had her best game of the year against NYU, scoring 14 points and grabbing 15 boards.

MEDGAR EVERS 2-1 on the week
Athletic Director and women's basketball coach Roy Anderson hosted the Dr. Betty Shabazz Memorial Tournament over the weekend, but the Lady Cougars fell short in their bid to finally win their own tournament. Yeshiva came from behind in the final minute to win the champion-ship game 71-66. Junior guard Giselle Lake (Wingate/Brooklyn, NY) had 28 points and 11 steals against Purchase and sophomore center Keisha Toms (Seattle, WA) scored 24 points in the Yeshiva game.

NY CITY TECH 0-2 on the week
City Tech junior center Iasha Pryor continues to lead the Yellow Jackets as they search for their first win. The Brooklynite is averaging 10.8 points and 8 rebounds a game.

STATEN ISLAND 2-0 on the week
The Dolphins, the two-time defending tournament champions, sport CUNYAC's best overall mark at 5-2. Junior forward Keisha Cook pulled down 26 rebounds in an easy victory over Centenary to start the week. The New Dorp HS alum is now 2nd in CUNYAC with a 15.3 clip. She also averaged 20 points for the week. Her high school teammate, sophomore Jacclyn Rock had her best game in her first season with the squad, scoring 21 points (on 8-11 FG and 5-5 FT shooting) versus St. Joseph's.

YORK 2-1 on the week
Freshman Tushana Watson is currently responsible for 40 percent of York's offense. The Queens guard is the only Cardinal scoring in double digits. She also tops the young squad in rebounding (8.6), steals (4.1), assists (1.4), field goal percent (.480), 3-point percent (.400) and free throw percent (.693).