York: Chris Roberts and Michael Salamanca were both named to the all-tournament team as the Cardinals swept through the Surf ‘n Slam Classic in San Diego, Calif. Roberts averaged 17.5 points per contest and shot 24-for-32 from the floor during York’s four-game post-finals swing, including 23 points in the opening contest of the stint versus Nichols (Mass.). Coach Ronald St. John’s Cardinals will take to the floor Wednesday night when they play host to Lehman.

Staten Island: Senior guard Robert Mesjasz averaged 18.3 points, 5.0 rebounds and 4.3 assists for the Dolphins in the last four games, including a 26-point effort in a CUNYAC victory over Medgar Evers and a 22-point outing in the victory over

Lehman: Junior guard Duane Rhoden shot over .500 from 3-point range (14-for-24) and averaged a double-double with 19.4 points and 10.4 rebounds per game averages during the Lightning’s five games following final exams. He scored 21-plus points on three occasions, including 28 points in a home victory over

John Jay: Senior Alex Valerio averaged 12.3 points and six rebounds for the Bloodhounds in their most-recent four games, while freshman Chris Jaeger averaged 10 points and five rebounds during that same 2-2 stretch. Valerio’s 9-for-11 performance at the charity stripe helped the Bloodhounds to a victory over

Hunter: Junior forward Frantz Millien continues to lead the conference with a .707 field-goal percentage, and shot 19-for-25 (.760) while averaging 15 points and eight rebounds per contest for the Hawks during a three-game stretch. He registered a 15-point, 13-rebound double-double at Rutgers-Newark, while shooting 9-for-11 from the field in scoring 20 points at

CCNY: Senior guard Taleek Norman scored 16-plus points in three of the Beavers’ four games since Dec. 30. Included in his totals was a 16-point, seven-assist effort in a three-point victory for CCNY over Salve Regina, in the consolation game of Catholic’s tournament in washington, D.C. CCNY returns to CUNYAC play Wednesday night at Medgar Evers.

Baruch: Tammer Farid shot lights-out for the Bearcats during their four-game stretch after final exams, hitting on .629 of his field goals (22-for-35), .600 of his long-distance shots (12-for-20) and on 9-of-10 free throws. He averaged 16.3 points per contest during the stint, and was named to the all-tournament team at the Tom Byron Nelson Classic. Farid also went for 27 points in a non-conference match-up against Kean. Baruch will take the floor Wednesday night when it plays host to City Tech.

Phipps was instrumental in helping the Cardinals to a 3-1 mark post-final exams, including a two-game sweep at the Surf ‘n Slam Classic in

City Tech has won three straight games and is tied for the top conference record with a 3-1 mark, and Hall’s 32 points per game average helped the Yellow Jackets to an important 2-0 week in road conference action. The junior shot 14-for-20 from the field (4-for-5 3FG) and shot 7-for-8 at the charity stripe in scoring 39 points at previous conference unbeaten