January 3, 2024

CACC TABS SHARIF-BROWN AS DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK

CACC Men's Basketball Weekly Honorees (1-2-24)

PLAYER OF THE WEEK

Damani Thomas (Goldey-Beacom College) - Thomas scored 27 points on 50% shooting (7-of-14), all from behind the 3-point line, in a win over Georgian Court. He was also a perfect from the free throw line (6 for 6). Thomas added four rebounds and three assists in the victory.

ROOKIE OF THE WEEK

Justin Harper (Georgian Court University) - Harper scored 16 points and added eight rebounds off the bench in only 20 minutes for Georgian Court against Goldey-Beacom. Harper shot the ball efficiently going 6-9 from the floor.

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK

Seth Sharif-Brown (Dominican University) - Sharif-Brown swiped four steals each in two games last week, including in an impressive win over Franklin Pierce. He also had four thefts against Assumption and averaged 1 block a game as well.

HONOR ROLL

Darnell Evans (Caldwell) - Scored 23 points vs. Bridgeport
Al Fatir Conner (Bloomfield) - Scored 18 points, added seven rebounds and a steal vs. Post
Deng Deang (Post) - Scored 23 points and added nine rebounds in win over Bloomfield
Jason Shields (Holy Family) - Scored 14 points and had six rebounds in win over District of Columbia
Antonin Kemkeng (Jefferson) – Scored 18 points and added nine rebounds against Wilmington

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