A-State's Trey Finn Named Sun Belt Conference Player of the Week
By: KARK 4 News
Updated: February 4, 2013
An Arkansas State University (ASU) basketball standout has been named the Sun Belt Conference player of the week.
The honor goes to Trey Finn, who helped the Red Wolves gain a current share of first-place in the SBC's West Division as ASU was victorious in both of last week's contests.
Finn recorded a game-high tying 18 points and a game-best three steals to go with a team-leading eight rebounds in ASU's 74-62 home conference decision over South Alabama last Thursday.
The 6-2 backcourt player contributed 14 points with six rebounds and a game-high five steals in a 75-66 overtime home league win against North Texas last Saturday.
Finn has registered seven double-figure point outings in his last eight appearances and is averaging 13.4 points per game (107 pts.) during that span.
For this season, Finn has accumulated 11 double-digit point contests to date. Finn presently ranks 21st among ASU's all-time leaders with 1,056 career points.
He ranks 13th in career rebounding (628 total) and fourth in career steals (150) on the Red Wolves' all-time leaders list.
The honor goes to Trey Finn, who helped the Red Wolves gain a current share of first-place in the SBC's West Division as ASU was victorious in both of last week's contests.
Finn recorded a game-high tying 18 points and a game-best three steals to go with a team-leading eight rebounds in ASU's 74-62 home conference decision over South Alabama last Thursday.
The 6-2 backcourt player contributed 14 points with six rebounds and a game-high five steals in a 75-66 overtime home league win against North Texas last Saturday.
Finn has registered seven double-figure point outings in his last eight appearances and is averaging 13.4 points per game (107 pts.) during that span.
For this season, Finn has accumulated 11 double-digit point contests to date. Finn presently ranks 21st among ASU's all-time leaders with 1,056 career points.
He ranks 13th in career rebounding (628 total) and fourth in career steals (150) on the Red Wolves' all-time leaders list.
