Bronx, N.Y. – Both Lehman College basketball teams will visit to City College of New York (CCNY) in a CUNYAC twin-bill, on Wednesday, at Manhattan's Nat Holman Gymnasium, with the women's sides facing off at 5 pm, while the men's squads meet at 7 pm.

Fans can follow all the action online via live stats and live stream:
Men's Live Stats, Live Stream


 
Women's Live Stats, Live Stream

 
 
The Lightning women (1-15; 1-5 CUNYAC) are coming off a 72-51 conference loss to visiting Baruch College at The APEX Main Gym last Friday (January 17^th).  Forward Nina Gill led Lehman with her seventh 'double-double' of the season posting 23 points and 11 rebounds.  Also last Friday, the Beavers (1-14; 1-5 CUNYAC) lost a conference encounter at home to Brooklyn College, 90-43.

The Lightning women have a 20-3 head-to-head advantage record against the Beavers since 2008.  However, CCNY has won the last two encounters.  The previous match-up between the two sides took place on February 13, 2019, with the Beavers posting a 91-42 victory in regular season finale held at Rose Hill Gymnasium on the campus of Fordham University.  Forward Eriadna Vasquez saw action for Lehman in the encounter scoring three points while grabbing six rebounds.

Also on Wednesday at CCNY, the Lightning men (9-7; 4-2 CUNYAC) have been victorious in eight of their last 10 games and will take on the winless Beavers (0-15; 0-6 CUNYAC).

Lehman posted a hard-fought 60-58 win over visiting Baruch College in a CUNYAC encounter last Friday at The APEX Main Gym.  Guard Will Feldman and forward Isaiah Geathers led the Lightning offense scoring 15 points each, while teammate Gian Batista added 11 points and 13 rebounds for his fifth 'double-double' of the season.

Meanwhile, the Beavers dropped a 78-62 decision at home to Brooklyn at Nat Holman Gymnasium last Friday.

Lehman has a 16-7 lead in the head-to-head record against CCNY since 2008.  In the last meeting between the two sides, the Lightning won their fourth consecutive game against the Beavers and secured a spot into CUNYAC post-season tournament after an 83-71 triumph on Feb. 13, 2019, at Fordham University.  Guard Tommy Batista scored 10 points and had five rebounds for Lehman.