WBB2K22: North Carolina A&T Preview
Rise of the Woman: Scott, Darks lead the Aggies
Women's college basketball is coming soon. Here at Winners Only, we will be dropping some previews of our favorite teams to watch for the 2k22 season. Our theme for women's sports in 2022 is "Rise of the Woman."
North Carolina A&T Roster
Number, Name, Position, Height, Class, Hometown, High School/Previous College or University
0 Jasmen Walton, Guard, 5-11, Senior, Baltimore, Maryland, Western
1 Kennedy Boyd, Guard, 5-7, Senior, Mint Hill, North Carolina, University of North Carolina
2 Jasmin Boyd, Forward/Guard, 5-9, Freshman, Columbus, New Jersey, Trenton Catholic
3 Sean Kelly Darks, Guard, 5-9, Sophomore, Cincinnati, Ohio, Walnut Hills
4 Shareka McNeill, Guard, 5-5, Redshirt Junior, Charlotte, North Carolina, Virginia Union
5 Levossie Taylor, Forward, 5-11, Sophomore, Selma, North Carolina, North Raleigh Christian Academy
10 D'Mya Tucker, Guard, 5-11, Sophomore, Orangeburg, South Carolina, Orange Wilkinson High School
11 Kiana Adderton, Forward, 6-1, Graduate Student, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, Francis Marion
12 Faith Blackstone, Guard, 6-0, Sophomore, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Syracuse
13 Nina Worthey, Forward, 6-1, Redshirt Freshman, North Plainfield, New Jersey, Roselle Catholic
15 Kristin Sterling, Forward, 5-10, Freshman, Baltimore, Maryland, Pikesville High School
21 Jordyn Dorsey, Guard, 5-9, Freshman, Augusta, Georgia, Cross Creek High School
22 Nahndi Smith, Guard, 5-6, Freshman, Hendersonville, North Carolina, Asheville Christian
23 Shayla Nelson, Forward, 5-11, Junior, Goose Creek, South Carolina, Goose Creek
24 Chanin Scott, Guard, 6-0, Graduate Student, Charlotte, North Carolina, Georgia Tech
32 Rochelle Lee, Center/Forward, 6-3, Redshirt Senior, Memphis, Tennessee, North Texas
33 Chaniya Clark, Center, 6-4, Freshman, Fort Myers, Florida, Fort Myers High School
40 Jazmin Harris, Center, 6-3, Senior, McLeansville, North Carolina, Charlotte
Head Coach Tarrell Robinson
Last Season's Record: 14-3
Opening Game: Nov. 9, at UNC
Players to Watch
Chanin Scott
At 14.3 points per game, Chanin Scott was the leading scorer for the North Carolina A&T Aggies that made it to the NCAA Tournament. The guard averaged a team best 8.6 rebounds per game as well. She grabbed 10 or more rebounds seven times last season and had four double-doubles. Scott matched her season high of 23 points when she and her teammates faced North Carolina State in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. She shot 11-19 in that game. She came close to a triple double with 11 points, 11 rebounds and eight assists in a late season win over North Carolina Central. She also matched her season best of six steals in that contest. Scott led North Carolina A&T in steals with 37.
Sean Kelly Darks
As a freshman, Sean Kelly Darks was one of the more productive players on a very experienced roster. She was third on the team in scoring at 10.5 points per game. The guard was also third on the team in assists (46) and steals (32). Her best scoring performance was a 19-point effort against South Carolina State in her fourth collegiate game. The next game she dished out a career high nine assists to go along with 12 points, once again versus South Carolina State.
Shayla Nelson
Shayla Nelson is a capable rebounder. Last season she pulled down a season high 11 rebounds against Norfolk State. She also had a game with nine boards, as she scored a season high 14 points against Averett. Nelson had no less than two steals six times last season.
Faith Blackstone
A transfer from Syracuse, Blackstone gives North Carolina A&T a bigger guard with her 6-0 frame. She played just six games last season for Syracuse. Her most productive game was an 11-point, five steal performance against Lincoln. She also shot 2-5 from three-point territory that night.
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