NC-Double-Eh Stat Leaders
by rbala on Dec 29, 2009 1:00 PM EST
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Are you wondering who the leads all Canadian NCAA players in points? Do you argue with friends about how many steals separates the second and eighth placed players? Are you wondering who has the third best free throw percentage so far? Then look no further everyone. The Can Ball Report has compiled a list of the top ten statistical leaders in all the major categories for your comparing pleasure. This is the first for the season so expect there to be changes in the coming lists so enjoy this one for now.
All stats are accurate to Dec 27, 2009 and we did allow for some liberties in determining the leaders. It's still relatively early in the season.
Stat Leaders
Points
Andrew Nicholson, St Bonaventure – 16.4
Jared Mintz, Lafayette – 14.8
Maurice Joseph, Vermont – 14.4
Marc Trasolini, Santa Clara – 14.1
Rob Sacre, Gonzaga – 12.6
Olu Ashaolu, Louisiana Tech – 11.8
Papa Oppong, Eastern Kentucky – 11.5
Diego Kapelan, McNeese State – 11.5
Will Archambault, Davidson – 11.3
Kris Joseph, Syracuse – 9.9
Rebounds
Olu Ashaolu, Louisiana Tech – 8.5
Andrew Nicholson, St Bonaventure – 7.2
Marc Trasolini, Santa Clara – 6.7
Kyle Johnson, Long Island – 6.7
Jared Mintz, Lafayette – 6.0
Kris Joseph, Syracuse – 5.8
Rob Sacre, Gonzaga – 5.4
Harouna Mutombo, Western Carolina – 5.3
Willie Galick, Cal Northridge – 5.2
Chretien Lukusa, Binghamton – 5.2
Assists
Andy Rautins, Syracuse – 5.5
Hernst Laroche, New Mexico State – 3.4
Harouna Mutombo, Western Carolina – 2.8
Devoe Joseph, Minnesota – 2.5
Imad Qahwash, Central Arkansas – 2.2
Chretien Lukusa, Binghamton – 2.1
Will Archambault, Davidson – 2.1
Kris Joseph, Syracuse – 2.0
Jon House, Belmont – 2.0
Willie Galick, Cal Northridge – 1.9
Steals
Andy Rautins, Syracuse – 2.7
Kris Joseph, Syracuse – 1.8
Harouna Mutombo, Western Carolina – 1.7
Hernst Laroche, New Mexico State – 1.3
Papa Oppong, Eastern Kentucky – 1.3
Kyle Johnson, Long Island – 1.2
Imad Qahwash, Central Arkansas – 1.0
Murphy Burnatowski, Maine – 1.0
Chretien Lukusa, Binghamton – 0.9
Five tied with 0.8
Blocks
Marc Trasolini, Santa Clara – 1.8
Paul Campbell, Hawaii – 1.6
Andrew Nicholson, St Bonaventure – 1.5
Rob Sacre, Gonzaga – 1.4
Mike Allison, Maine – 0.7
Kris Joseph, Syracuse – 0.6
Olivier Dupliton, Stetson – 0.6
Ryan Wright, Oklahoma – 0.6
Papa Oppong, Eastern Kentucky – 0.5
Tyrone Watson, New Mexico State – 0.4
FG%
Andrew Nicholson, St Bonaventure – 65.5
Jared Mintz, Lafayette – 61.9
Olu Ashaolu, Louisiana Tech – 58.8
Rob Sacre, Gonzaga – 54.0
Ryan Wright, Oklahoma – 53.6
Tyrone Watson, New Mexico State – 53.6
Marc Trasolini, Santa Clara – 51.7
Papa Oppong, Eastern Kentucky – 51.6
Jon House, Belmont – 50.9
Willie Galick, Cal Northridge -49.3
FT%
Kyle Johnson, Long Island – 92.3
Bryson Johnson, Bucknell – 88.0
Maurice Joseph, Vermont – 87.5
Jared Mintz, Lafayette – 84.9
Andrew Nicholson, St Bonaventure – 84.2
Will Archambault, Davidson – 84.2
Kai Williams, South Dakota State – 80.0
Marc Trasolini, Santa Clara – 75.3
Diego Kapelan, McNeese State – 75.0
Papa Oppong, Eastern Kentucky – 72.7
3PT FG%
Papa Oppong, Eastern Kentucky – 44.4
Tyler Murray, Wagner – 44.1
Andy Rautins, Syracuse – 43.3
Maurice Joseph, Vermont – 42.9
Diego Kapelan, McNeese State – 42.1
Olu Ashaolu, Louisiana Tech – 41.7
Will Archambault, Davidson – 40.0
Willie Galick, Cal Northridge – 40.0
Chretien Lukusa, Binghamton – 39.3
Marc Trasolini, Santa Clara – 38.1
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Manny Arop and Bol Kong
Hey guys, just wanted to check in and say thank you for the four Canadians you shipped down to us! Specifically, Mangisto Arop and Bol Kong have recently been outstanding. Manny had 10 points, seven boards, and six assists last night in limited action. His efficiency has been remarkable thus far. He’s still a bit buried in the rotation for some reason but I expect that to change or I will begin to write Mark Few personal e-mails.
As for Kong, his maturity over the year has been amazing. Last night he was only 1-4 from the floor but pulled down seven rebounds himself and is really working hard on both sides of the court. His knock coming to Gonzaga was that he only worked on offense but he has improved on defense and is really doing all the little things. He is slowly working his way up to being Gonzaga’s first man off the bench this year.
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by Zach Bell on Dec 29, 2009 1:08 PM EST reply actions 0 recs
thanks for the update Zach ...
I must say that I’m very impressed at the four of them this year. Outside of Sacre, I was not expecting the other three to really make a big contribution at all to the team. Manny has been surprisingly effecient in his limited minutes and Bol has stepped up of late after the early doghouse situation. Keep us informed for any new things on the two, and Olynyk as well.
Ray Bala
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by rbala on Dec 29, 2009 2:29 PM EST up reply actions 0 recs
And they should ...
both Rautins and Joseph are killing it for the Orange this year.
Ray Bala
CANadian BasketBALL Report
on www.raptorhq.com
by rbala on Dec 30, 2009 8:58 AM EST reply actions 0 recs
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