Statistically speaking.... (through Nov. 30)

Hampton's Malia Tate-DeFreitas tops all scorers at 18.8 ppg.

Statistical leaders among Virginia's Division I players through the games of Nov. 30:

Top 10 scorers

(games played, points, average and FG percentage)

Malia Tate-DeFreitas, Hampton      6   113   18.8  39.5

Ashley Perez, JMU                          5    93  18.6    41.2

Jennie Simms, Old Dominion          6    110  18.3  34.5

Jazmon Gwathmey, JMU                 5    91  18.2    46.5

Ashley Rininger, Liberty                  6    97   16.2   53.8

Janelle Hubbard, Richmond             6    96  16.0    47.3

Marlena Tremba, William & Mary  5    78  15.6    50.0

Micaela Parson, Richmond              6    88  14.7    43.2

Taylor Brown, George Mason         8    114 14.3   33.0

Isis Thorpe, VCU                             3     41  13.7   37.5

Others (min. 10 ppg): Alexandra Masaquel, William and Mary 13.4; Faith Randolph, Virginia 13.1; Sadalia Ellis, Liberty 12.8; Lauren Tolson, Richmond 12.7; Kaylah Lupoe, Hampton 12.5; Mikayla Venson, Virginia 12.3; Camille Calhoun, VCU 12.2; Aisha Foy, Radford 12.0; Vanessa Panousis, Virginia Tech 11.8;; Kayla Roberts, Norfolk State 11.8; Janayla White, Radford 11.8; Jayda Worthy, Radford 11.5; Koryn Lawrence, Norfolk State 11.2; Siobhan Beslow, Norfolk State 10.8; Aliyah Huland El, Virginia 10.6; Chanette Hicks, Virginia Tech 10.2;  Sidney Cook, Virginia Tech 10.0; Lauren Moses, Virginia 10.0; Kristi Mokube, George Mason  10.0; Abby Rendle, William and Mary 10.0

Note: Radford’s Jayda Worthy is tied for 7^th nationally in field goal percentage (.667).

Rebounds

Da’Lishia Griffin, JMU 10.2; Kayla Roberts, Norfolk State 9.6; Jayda Worthy, Radford 8.8; Siobhan Beslow, Norfolk State 8.6; Katelyn Adams, Liberty 8.2; Ashley Rininger, Liberty 7.7; Abby Rendle, William and Mary 7.6; Regan Magarity, Virginia Tech 7.3; Jennie Simms, Old Dominion 6.8; Lydia Rivers, Radford 6.8; Ije Ajemba, Old Dominion 6.7; Alexandra Masaquel, William and Mary 6.6; Lauren Moses, Virginia 6.4; Tiffany Padgett, George Mason 6.4; Jazmon Gwathmey, JMU 6.2; Camille Calhoun, VCU  6.0; Malia Tate DeFreitas, Hampton 6.0; Kaylah Lupoe, Hampton 6.0; 

Savannah Felgemacher, JMU   6.0

Note: JMU’s Da’Lishia Griffin ranks 40^th in Division I in rebounding (10.2).

Assists

Muff Mickens, JMU  8.6; Jenna Green, William and Mary 5.2; Keira Robinson, VCU 4.4; Jennie Simms, Old Dominion 4.2; Sadalia Ellis, Liberty 4.0; Koryn Lawrence, Norfolk State 4.0; Chanette Hicks, Virginia Tech 3.5; Marlena Tremba, William and Mary 3.2; Micaela Ellis, Longwood 3.0.

Note: JMU’s Muff Mickens ranks second in Division I in assists per game (8.6), trailing only Lipscomb’s Loren Cagle (9.0).

3-point shooting

(by total made, with 3FG percentage)

Vanessa Panousis, Virginia Tech 21-47, .447; Ashley Perez, JMU 18-51, .353; Lauren Tolson, Richmond 16-37, .432; Sidney Cook, Virginia Tech 15-39 .385; Keyana Brown, Old Dominion 14-29 .483; Malia Tate-DeFreitas, Hampton 14-36, .389; Jaymee Fisher-Davis, Liberty 12-37 .324; Mikayla Venson, Virginia 11-42  .262; Marlena Tremba, William and Mary 10-24, .417; Jewel Triggs, George Mason 10-26, .385; Kyndal Skersick, Longwood  9-26, .346; Taylor Brown, George Mason 9-40, .225; Isis Thorpe, VCU 8-21, .381; Faith Randolph, Virginia 8-23, .348; Deborah Headen, Longwood 7-14, .500; Jazmon Gwathmey, JMU  7-16, .438;

Note: JMU’s Ashley Perez is tied for 11^th nationally in 3-pointers per game (3.60) and Virginia Tech’s Vanessa Panousis is tied for 16^th (3.50). Old Dominion’s Keyana Brown is tied for 34^th in Division I in 3-point percentage (48.3).

Blocks

Abby Rendle, William and Mary 14; Jazmon Gwathmey, JMU 11; Kayla Cooper-Williams, JMU 10; 

Lydia Rivers, Radford 10; Dominique Powell, Virginia Tech 9; Taijah Campbell, Virginia Tech 9; 

Kaylah Lupoe, Hampton 9; Jayda Worthy, Radford 8; Kara Wright, George Mason 8; Siobhan Beslow, Norfolk State  7l; Bridget O’Donnell, George Mason 7; Aliyah Huland El, Virginia, 6; 

Koryn Lawrence, Norfolk State 6; Destinee Young, Old Dominion 6; Ashley Rininger, Liberty 6; 

Catherine Kearney, Liberty 6.

Note: William and Mary’s Abby Rendle is tied for 22^nd nationally in blocks per game (2.8), while Radford’s Lydia Rivers is tied for 30^th (2.5) and JMU’s Jazmon Gwathmey is 50^th (2.2).

Steals

Chanette Hicks, Virginia Tech 20; Sadalia Ellis, Liberty 18; Lauren Moses, Virginia 16; Breyana Mason, Virginia 15; Keira Robinson, VCU 15; Mikayla Venson, Virginia 13; Gaby Gilmore, Radford 11; Aliyah Huland El, Virginia 11; Jennie Simms, Old Dominion 11; Kaylah Lupoe, Hampton 10; Taylor Brown, George Mason 10.

Note: Virginia Tech’s Chanette Hicks is tied for 24^th nationally in steals per game (3.33) and is sixth among all Division I freshmen.

Also see:

State team rankings for Nov. 30