Scoring
Field Goal PCT.
Free Throw PCT.
Free Throw PCT.
Assists
Blocked Shots
Blocked Shots
Steals
Assist/TO
Assist/TO
Assist/TO
Niang 4th In Assists, 6th in Scoring
Simon Fraser guard Sango Niang continues to post some
impressive numbers and currently ranks sixth in NCAA
Division II in scoring (24.6) and fourth in assists (7.3).
He has all but wrapped up the GNAC statistical titles in
both categories.
In two games last week, he scored 71 points, including a
near GNAC-record 46 against Central Washington. He also
had 11 assists.
Sango Niang, SFU
Kalidou Diouf, UAA
Julian Nichols, WOU
Joey Roppo, CWU
Sango Niang, SFU
Anye Turner, WWU
Joseph Stroud, CWU
Sango Niang, SFU
Sango Niang, SFU
Riley Stockton, SPU
Julian Nichols, WOU
6th
15th
14th
20th
4th
6th
7th
20th
10th
18th
19th
24.6
64.9
90.9
89.7
7.3
3.25
2.93
2.53
3.21
3.04
3.03
NABC and D2SIDA Nationals Polls
His point total is the 10th highest back-to-back total in
GNAC history. Niang also ranks 10th in assist/turnover
ratio (3.21).
NABC
Pre-Season
Nov. 25
Dec. 2
Dec. 9
Dec. 16
Dec. 30
Jan. 6
Jan. 13
Jan. 20
The only other two GNAC players ranked in the Top 10 in a
category are Anye Turner of Western Washington (6th,
325) and Joseph Stroud of Central Washington (7th, 2.93)
in blocked shots.
Stroud had nine in two games last week. Turner, who
played in just eight minutes because of a sprained Achilles,
had just one. Turner is expected back this week.
SPU
22nd
NR (49th)
NR (40th)
--NR (40th)
NR (41st)
NR (27th)
NR (39th)
NR (33rd)
WWU
11th
NR (27th)
NR (32nd)
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WOU
----
----NR (43rd)
NR (37th)
NR (34th)
NR (36th)
NR (33rd)
NR (28th)
D2SIDA Regional Polls
In team categori es, Simon Fraser continues to rank No. 1 in
scoring (116.7), three-pointers (13.9), steals (14.7) and
turnover margin (11.0) and second in offensive rebounds
(16.5).
Nov. 17
Nov. 24
Dec. 1
Dec. 8
Dec. 15
Dec. 29
Jan. 5
Jan. 12
Jan. 18
Seattle Pacific ranks second in rebound margin (13.6) and
third in field goal percentage (52.4). Western Washington
ranks third in blocks (6.4).
GNAC in NCAA Top 25 Statistical Rankings
Team
Scoring Offense
Scoring Defense
Scoring Margin
Field Goal PCT.
Three-Pointers
Free Throw PCT.
Rebound Margin
Rebound Margin
Assists
Assists
Assists
Assist/TO Ratio
Blocked Shots
Blocked Shots
Steals
Turnover Margin
Off. Rebounds
Off. Rebounds
Institution
Simon Fraser
Seattle Pacific
Seattle Pacific
Seattle Pacific
Simon Fraser
Western Oregon
Seattle Pacific
Western Washington
Simon Fraser
Alaska Anchorage
Central Washington
Alaska Anchorage
Western Washington
Central Washington
Simon Fraser
Simon Fraser
Simon Fraser
Western Washington
Rank
1st
18th
5th
3rd
1st
11th
2nd
24th
7th
15th
19th
24th
3rd
11th
1st
1st
2nd
11th
Avg
116.7
63.1
18.8
52.4
13.9
76.8
13.6
7.1
19.8
17.8
17.1
1.39
6.4
5.2
14.7
11.0
16.5
14.9
Individual
Player
Rank Avg
D2SIDA
Nov. 18
Nov. 25
Dec. 2
Dec. 9
CWU
8th
SPU
WOU
6th
6th
9th
8th
9th
5th
6th
6th
WWU
12th
NR (30th)
NR (35th)
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WWU
2nd
5th-T
5th
4th
4th
4th
6th
7th
5th
WOU
NR (35th)
NR – Not rated in Top 25 (number in parenthesis indicates
position overall including others receiving vote)
2014-15 ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMS: Seattle Pacific (Nov.
14-15) – Cory Hutson, SPU; Mitch Penner, SPU; Jordan
Russell, CWU; Joseph Stroud, CWU. Dominican (Nov. 1415) – Antoine Hosley, MSUB. Sonoma State (Nov. 14-15) –
Brian McGill, UAA. Western Washington (Nov. 14-15) –
Jeffrey Parker, WWU (MVP); Anye Turner, WWU; Joey
Schreiber, WWU; Erik Kinney, NNU. Alaska (Nov. 20-22) –
Ruben Silvas, Alaska. WOU (Nov. 21-22) – Trey Ingram,
SMU; Lewis Thomas, WOU. Great Alaska Shootout (Nov.
26-29) – Travis Thompson, UAA*. (*UAA played Shootout
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