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Scoring
1. Robyn Parks, VCU 11 251 22.8
- Atlantic 10's leading scorer, 14th in Division I. Is shooting 59.4 percent from the field over her last six games. For the season, Parks' overall average efficiency is 25.2, 5th in Division I.
2. Uju Ugoka, Virginia Tech 11 216 19.6
- Tech's leading scorer in eight straight games and has posted double-doubles in six straight and eight of her last nine.
3. Taylor Brown, George Mason 11 205 18.6
- Highly anticipated Georgetown transfer also leads the Patriots in assists (5.3), steals (1.5), three-pointers made (17, tied with Sandra Ngoie), free throw percentage (82.0) and (gulp) fouling out (3). No one's perfect, right?
4. Malia Tate-DeFreitas, Hampton 12 217 18.1
- High-scoring freshman picking up where she left off at Pennsylvania's Steel-High, where she finished as the second-leading scorer in state history with 3,366 points.
5. Alyssa Bennett, Hampton 12 215 17.9
- In her first two seasons at Hampton, Bennett had three 20-plus point games. Through 12 games this season, she has seven.
6. Daeisha Brown, Longwood 8 143 17.9
- Thanks to the incredible website wbbstate.com, we have access to usage percentage, a statistic that calculates how involved each player is in their team's offense. And while it's overstating it to say that Brown IS the Longwood offense, the numbers reveal that no player in Virginia - and only a handful in all of Division I - has a bigger role in their team's attack than Brown does for the Lancers. Brown has missed Longwood's last two games, as has guard Kyndal Skersick (9.1 ppg).
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7. Kirby Burkholder, JMU 11 196 17.8
- Has cooled a bit after a white-hot start - 15 of 44 FGs, 34.4 percent over her last three games - but deadly as always from the free-throw line (85.7 percent).
8. Shae Kelley, Old Dominion 11 188 17.1
- One of six players in Virginia currently averaging a double-double, along with VCU's Robyn Parks, Virginia Tech's Uju Ugoka, George Mason's Janaa Pickard, Liberty's Ashley Rininger and Norfolk State's Rachel Gordon.
9. Ashley Rininger, Liberty 10 160 16.0
- Has led or shared the team lead in scoring in seven of 10 games while doing the same in rebounding in nine of 10.
10. Janaa Pickard, George Mason 11 167 15.2
- Is averaging a double-double (10.1 rpg) and a shade under two blocks per game while shooting 50 percent from the field and 80 percent from the line. In short, a stunningly efficient player. Just watch those fouls, Janaa!
11. Nicole Hamilton, Hampton 12 174 14.5
- Is averaging 37.6 minutes per game, 10th in Division I. Teammate Alyssa Bennett is at 37.0 mpg, 21st in D-I. There are roughly 4,950 Division I women's basketball players.
12. Rae Corbo, Norfolk State 10 144 14.4
- Making a splendid return from the ACL injury that cost her all but one and a half games of the 2012-13 season.
13. Kaitlyn Mathieu, William and Mary 9 123 13.7
- The 2010 Cancun Classic Mathieu is back, folks. We knew you could do it, Kaitlyn.
Others (averaging at least 10 ppg while playing at least half their team's games): Isis Thorpe, VCU 13.6; Ataira Franklin, Virginia 12.9; Toia Giggetts, JMU 12.6; Sandra Ngoie, George Mason 12.6; Jazmen Boone, William and Mary 12.3; Genevieve Okoro, Richmond 12.1; Ayana Avery, Radford 11.9; Kyla Kerstetter, William and Mary 11.9; Ebony Brown, Norfolk State 11.8; Marlena Tremba, William and Mary 11.8; Rachel Gordon, Norfolk State 11.6; Liv Healy, Richmond 11.5; Faith Randolph, Virginia 11.4; Precious Hall, JMU 11.3; Vanessa Panousis, Virginia Tech 11.4; Keira Robinson, VCU 11.1; Sarah Imovbioh, Virginia 10.7; Jessica Pellechio, VCU 10.6.
Rebounding
1. Rachel Gordon, Norfolk State 10 135 13.5
- The rebounding average is a career high, but so are her points per game (11.6) and field goal percentage (55.1) numbers.
2. Shae Kelley, Old Dominion 11 125 11.4
2. Uju Ugoka, Virginia Tech 11 125 11.4
4. Ashley Rininger, Liberty 10 104 10.4
5. Janaa Pickard, George Mason 11 111 10.1
6. Robyn Parks, VCU 11 110 10.0
7. Alyssa Bennett, Hampton 12 114 9.5
8. Genevieve Okoro, Richmond 12 101 8.4
9. Brielle Ward, Hampton 12 97 8.1
10. Kirby Burkholder, JMU 11 88 8.0
10. Sarah Imovbioh, Virginia 11 88 8.0
10. Kaitlyn Mathieu, William and Mary 9 72 8.0
Others (at least 5 rpg while appearing in at least half their team's games): Hannah Young, Virginia Tech 7.6; Liv Healy, Richmond 7.6; Talisha Watts, George Mason 7.6; Katelyn Adams, Liberty 7.4; Taijah Campbell, Virginia Tech 7.3; Ayana Avery, Radford 7.1; Khalilah Ali, Longwood 7.0; Sandra Ngoie, George Mason 6.5; Daeisha Brown, Longwood 6.3; Toia Giggetts, JMU 6.2; Jordynn Gaymon, Radford 6.0; , Hampton 5.9; Catherine Kearney, Liberty 5.8; Monet Tellier, Virginia Tech 5.8; Chelisa Painter, Old Dominion 5.5 Rachael Ross, Radford 5.5; Malia Tate-DeFreitas, Hampton 5.2.
Assists
1. Keira Robinson, VCU 11 67 6.1
- Third-highest average nationally among Division I freshmen. Has dished out eight assists in three straight games.
2. Nicole Hamilton, Hampton 12 65 5.4
3. Taylor Brown, George Mason 11 58 5.3
4. Monet Tellier, Virginia Tech 10 47 4.7
5. Sadalia Ellis, Liberty 10 44 4.4
6. Vanessa Panousis, Virginia Tech 11 47 4.3
7. Angela Mickens, JMU 11 43 3.9
8. Rae Corbo, Norfolk State 10 37 3.7
8. Emily Frazier, Liberty 10 37 3.7
10. Kelsey Wolfe, Virginia 11 36 3.3
11. Galaisha Goodhope, Old Dominion 11 33 3.0
11. Shae Kelley, Old Dominion 11 33 3.0
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