But together they have given coach Ronnie Arrow consistent play and leadership throughout the season. Kind of like the Energizer bunny rabbit - they just keep going on and on. We had a nice little three-guard rotation going, so now Lee and I are going to have to keep things together. The Longview native, who transferred from Southwest Christian Junior College, has started 21 of 23 games this year, averaging 11.0 points and a team- high 4.4 assists per game. He also leads the team in free-throw shooting at 76.8 percent.
Toby can penetrate and keep the defense off-balance.
He's a point guard, but he's got a scorer's mentality. High praise from someone who is capable of scoring points at a rapid pace of his own. Denmon, the off-guard from Inglewood, Calif., is the Islanders' top outside shooting presence. The stats may not show it, because he doesn't get the ball as much, but he's one of the most important parts of the team. That doesn't mean the point guard, who transferred from North Idaho College last month, hasn't had an impact on his teammates.