BROKEN ARROW, OKLA. - Apprentice School Lady Builder sophomore
guard Rahshann Lewter and men's basketball senior guard Termaine
Totten were named on Tuesday night to the United States Collegiate
Athletic Association All-American team at the pre-tournament
banquet. This is the second year in a row that Lewter was named to
the All-American squad and the first for Totten.
Lewter, a Hampton HS grad, averaged 11.5 points, almost four
rebounds, four assists and three steals per game. She was the
leading scorer in eight games this year, including a career-high 30
points in a road victory at Meredith College on Feb. 17.
Totten, a native of Greensboro, NC, averaged 20 points per game
and was ranked in the top ten in the USCAA in three different
categories: scoring (2nd), free throw percentage (.818/4th),
3-point percentage (.396/10th) and was 11th in field goal
percentage (.459).
The Apprentice School Lady Builders (17-6) enter the USCAA
Nationals as the top-seed and will play their first game on
Thursday at either noon or 6 pm against the winner of
Concordia-Selma and the host Rhema Bible College.
