1.) Aysia Pink (Guilderland 2021/Young Guns) - 16.0 (160)
2.) Chloe Chaffin (Kingston 2018 (Fordham commit)/Outwork) - 15.0 (180)
3.) Silke Milliman (Northfield Mount Hermon (MA) 2019/Next Level) - 13.4 (107)
4.) Kerry Flaherty (Saratoga Springs 2019/Rising Stars) - 12.7 (76)
5.) Sam Dayter (Cohoes 2018/Lockdown) - 12.1 (97)
6.) Julie Ford (Cooperstown 2018 (Albany commit)/Next Big Thing) - 12.0 (120)
7.) Dolly Cairns (Saratoga Springs 2020/Rising Stars) - 11.3 (135)
8.) Madison Graber (Schalmont 2018/Next Big Thing) - 10.7 (96)
9.) Renna Poulin (Tamarac 2019/Next Big Thing) - 10.3 (123)
10.) Logan Thayne (Hoosick Falls 2020/Next Big Thing) - 10.2 (112)
11.) Stephanie Jankovic (Averill Park 2018/Next Big Thing) - 9.9 (119)
12.) Sophie Tougas (Brewster Academy (NH) 2020/Next Level) - 9.5 (104)
13.) Maggie Malone (Cornwall 2019/Outwork) - 9.1 (73)
14.) Sam McKenna (Millbrook 2019/Outwork) - 9.0 (36)
15.) Belle Kranbuhl (Adirondack 2020/Next Level) - 8.4 (67)
T16.) Julianna Okoniewski (Bethlehem 2018/Show Stoppers) - 8.2 (82)
T16.) Lexi Van Vorst (Columbia 2019/Young Guns) - 8.2 (82)
18.) Erin Fox (Millbrook 2020/Outwork) - 8.1 (97)19.) Molly Kirby (Bethlehem 2018/Show Stoppers) - 7.9 (55)
20.) EmmaLee Morgan (Averill Park 2019/Dynasty) - 7.7 (77)
Single Game Individual Scoring
1.) Chloe Chaffin (7/19) - 27
2.) Silke Milliman (7/19) - 25
T3.) Chloe Chaffin (8/9) - 24
T3.) Maggie Malone (7/17) - 24
5.) Aysia Pink (8/9) - 23
3-Pointers Made (with percentage)
1.) Aysia Pink - 24 (47.1%)
2.) Dolly Cairns - 23 (41.8%)
3.) Sophie Tougas - 22 (34.4%)
4.) Renna Poulin - 16 (33.3%)
5.) Sam Dayter - 15 (36.6%)
Rebounds Per Game (total rebounds)
1.) Logan Thayne (Hoosick Falls 2020/Next Big Thing) - 10.1 (111)
2.) Julie Ford (Cooperstown 2018 (Albany commit)/Next Big Thing) - 9.5 (95)
3.) Kelsey Wood (Averill Park 2020/Lockdown) - 8.0 (96)
4.) Chloe Chaffin (Kingston 2018 (Fordham commit)/Outwork) - 7.8 (93)
5.) Giuliana Pritchard (Amsterdam 2018/Rising Stars) - 7.45 (82)
6.) Belle Kranbuhl (Adirondack 2020/Next Level) - 7.38 (59)
7.) Stephanie Jankovic (Averill Park 2018/Next Big Thing) - 7.33 (88)
8.) Erin Fox (Millbrook 2020/Outwork) - 6.83 (82)
9.) Rhaymi Porter (Scotia-Glenville 2020/Young Guns) - 6.5 (52)
10.) Haedyn Roberts (Holland Patent 2020/Young Guns) - 6.33 (76)
Assists Per Game (total assists)
1.) Grace Heeps (Northfield Mount Hermon (MA) 2019/Next Level) - 6.7 (80)
2.) Stephanie Jankovic (Averill Park 2018/Next Big Thing) - 3.7 (44)
3.) Holly Manchester (Susquehanna Valley 2018/Show Stoppers) - 3.5 (28)
4.) Dolly Cairns (Saratoga Springs 2020/Rising Stars) - 3.1 (37)
5.) Brianna Rozzi (Highland 2019/Outwork) - 2.9 (35)
Steals Per Game (total steals)
1.) Rebecca Townes (Our Lady of Lourdes 2018/Outwork) - 2.7 (16)
2.) Stephanie Jankovic (Averill Park 2018/Next Big Thing) - 2.4 (29)
3.) Emily Frodyma (Catholic Central 2018/Show Stoppers) - 2.3 (16)
T4.) Lexi DeBeatham (Shaker 2018/Young Guns) - 2.0 (20)
T4.) Molly Kirby (Bethlehem 2018/Show Stoppers) - 2.0 (14)
T4.) Shyla Sanford (Shaker 2018/Show Stoppers) - 2.0 (12)
T4.) Deliah Smith (FDR-Hyde Park 2020/Dynasty) - 2.0 (12)
Blocks Per Game (total blocks)
1.) Jenna Zimmerman (South Jefferson 2018 (Le Moyne commit)/Next Level) - 2.8 (22)
2.) Cat Almeida (Shenendehowa 2019/Rising Stars) - 2.2 (22)
3.) Julie Ford (Cooperstown 2018 (Albany commit)/Next Big Thing) - 1.9 (19)
T4.) Belle Kranbuhl (Adirondack 2020/Next Level) - 1.63 (13)
T4.) Rhaymi Porter (Scotia-Glenville 2020/Young Guns) - 1.63 (13)
6.) Logan Thayne (Hoosick Falls 2020/Next Big Thing) - 1.55 (17)
Single Game/Season Stats of Note
- Three years into EST, and on the 8:30 set of playoff night, the league had its first triple-double. Grace Heeps, who had been close a couple other times this summer, went for 11 points, 11 rebounds, and 10 assists in a consolation game victory.
- Believe it or not, it took until the 3rd year of EST for someone to have a 20 point/10 rebound game. We saw two in the league's final three nights this summer. Stephanie Jankovic & Chloe Chaffin both went for 21 points & 10 rebounds in games; Steph doing it in a July 31 victory, and Chloe doing it in the championship victory over Steph's NBT team.
- Logan Thayne had as good of a summer as anyone could imagine for the Next Big Thing squad. Her & post mate Julie Ford (who will be mentioned soon after) controlled the blocks throughout the year. Thayne, just a rising sophomore, had a summer milestone of her own. Compiling averages of 10.2 PPG and 10.1 RPG without missing a week of official games, Logan was the first person in the EST summer league to ever average a double-double over an entire season. The aforementioned Ford was just off that mark as well, averaging 12 PPG and 9.5 RPG.
- Chloe Chaffin, the league's all-time leader in points scored and games played, added 'single season scoring' to her list of EST records. Her 180 points this season topped the mark previously held by Danielle Migliore. Starting in 2018, Chaffin & Migliore will see each other on the court as conference foes - Chaffin at Fordham, Migliore at St. Bonaventure.
- With all of the high-level talent in EST in the 2018 & 2019 classes, it will take many by surprise that a rising freshman found a way to get the league scoring title, but Aysia Pink did it with consistency. She shot a remarkable 53.5% from the field, 47.1% from behind the arc, and 73.7% from the line. Besides a 23 point outburst on playoff night, her scoring was mainly in the teens. She became the first person in three years of EST to finish with double digit points in every game played for a season.
- I always like to comb over the final compiled stats for any oddities or interesting tidbits. One of them, because I noticed the rarity of it in the past, is to see how many players fill the stat line to the point that they average 1 or more of each of the 5 main statistical categories (points, rebounds, assists, steals, blocks) per game. In two previous years, Lucy Tougas was the only one to do it. This year, there were numerous players who pulled it off. They were:
- Kelsey Wood (6.6 PPG, 8 RPG, 1 APG, 1.2 SPG, 1 BPG)
- Jenna Zimmerman (6 PPG, 5 RPG, 1.4 APG, 1 SPG, 2.8 BPG)
- Harmony Philo (6.8 PPG, 3.2 RPG, 1.3 APG, 1.2 SPG, 1 BPG)
- Giuliana Pritchard (5.3 PPG, 7.4 RPG, 1.8 APG, 1.5 SPG, 1.1 BPG)
- The three is becoming more and more of a staple in the game, even by the year, and the trend is no different in EST. The summer of 2017 saw a new league mark being hit, as 462 threes were made throughout the course of the league games. This blew past last year's mark of 416 with the same amount of teams (and even more recorded games, as I didn't do stats for July 12 games this year). In 2015, with three fewer teams (thus fewer games), 230 threes were made.
- Scoring as a whole was also up. Next Big Thing's 59 PPG as a team shattered the previous league record. Rising Stars wasn't that far behind, racking up an average of 54.6 PPG. Next Level & Outwork were also in the lower 50s, meaning that half of the league's teams averaged well over 50 PPG. This is the first time that's happened. Young Guns were just off the mark, averaging a fraction over 49 per game. That number was boosted by a scoring outburst starting in the later stages of July, where they averaged nearly 60 PPG for the last four nights.
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