Bronx, N.Y. – Both Lehman College basketball teams are back in CUNYAC action this Tuesday as they visit CCNY for twin-bill at Manhattan's Nat Holman Gymnasium as women's sides face off at 5 pm ET, while the men's squads meet at 7 pm ET.  Both games will be streamed. 

Here are the stream links.
 

Men's Game: https://collegetvticket.com/event/mens-basketball-ccny-vs-lehman/​

Women's Game: https://collegetvticket.com/event/womens-basketball-ccny-vs-lehman/
 
The Lightning women (2-9; 1-4 CUNYAC) are coming off a 62-58 conference loss to York College-NY at The APEX Main Gym last Friday.  Brianna Barnes led the offense for Lehman with her tenth 'double-double' of the season scoring 18 points while grabbing 13 rebounds.
 
Meanwhile, the CCNY Beavers (0-11; 0-7 CUNYAC) dropped a 69-37 CUNYAC match to visiting York-NY over the weekend at Nat Holman Gymnasium.
 
Lehman has a 21-5 head-to-head advantage record against CCNY since 2008.  However, the Beavers have won four of last five encounters.  The previous match-up between the two sides was held earlier this month at The APEX (Jan. 10^th) with hosts winning 65-26.  Mojisola Shokeye paced the Lightning offense with 21 points and seven steals, while Barnes had a 'double-double' with 20 points and 15 boards.
 
Tuesday's twin-bill nightcap will feature the Lehman men (13-2; 7-1 CUNYAC) against CCNY (6-12; 2-7 CUNYAC).
 
The Lightning are coming off a 112-101 conference victory against visiting Hunter College last week (Jan. 25^th) at The APEX.  Gian Batista scored 27 points, with 18 rebounds and 15 assists for Lehman's triumph as he also earned team's first 'triple-double' in 16 years.
 
Meanwhile, the Beavers ended a six-game losing skid with a 91-89 CUNYAC victory against visiting Medgar Evers College last week (Jan. 28th).
 
Lehman has a 19-7 edge in the head-to-head series against CCNY since 2008, which includes winning last seven encounters.  The last time both sides faced off was on Jan. 10^th at The APEX with the home-side prevailing, 81-70.  Isaiah Geathers posted a 'double-double' with 27 points and 13 rebounds to lead the Lightning.