Westmont's Adrian McIntyre has scored a ton of points this season, but none more than the 40 he put up on Biola last week. He is the Player of the Week and is back to leading the nation with 538 points and 26.9 points a game. Point Loma's defense shut down Azusa Pacific and Jessup for Defender of the Week, and Chaminade upset Academy of Art and knocked off Dominican for Team of the Week. 

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PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Westmont's Adrian McIntyre, Sr., G, 6-3, Sylmar, Calif.                                
Westmont's Adrian McIntyre went to a place that even he had never been to before with 40 points in the Warriors' upset attempt of Biola. He converted 15 of 22 shots against the Eagles. It was the sharpshooter's fifth game over 30 points this year and boosted his average to 26.9 points per game, tops in the NCAA. Two nights later the senior guard had 21 points in a big win over Concordia and had six assists. For the week, he shot .667 from the field to help keep the Warriors in PacWest playoff contention. 

DEFENDER OF THE WEEK: Point Loma's Team                                                                                    
Point Loma held Azusa Pacific to just 54 points and Jessup to 65 in earning the Defender of the Week award as a Team. In the 76-54 win over the Cougars, the Sea Lions held APU 16 points below their scoring average. On the season, the Sea Lions lead the PacWest in scoring defense, allowing just 66.6 points per game. "We take a lot of pride on the defensive side of the court," said head coach Justin Downer. "Sometimes that goes unnoticed. The award speaks to each individual's ability to guard and the cohesiveness that our team plays with night in and out. Being able to grind teams out when the other team slows the game down or our offense dries up is going to pay off in March."

TEAM OF THE WEEK: Chaminade Silverswords                                                                                    
Chaminade climbed back into the conference tournament picture with a pair of massive wins at home. The Silverswords snapped a five-game skid on Thursday with a 84-69 win over Dominican, riding the six three-pointes from Jamir Thomas (21 points). The 'Swords jumped out early against the Penguins for a 49-27 first half lead. Jackson Last added 17 points, eight rebounds and six assists. Coach Eric Bovaird's team logged an even bigger win on Saturday, upsetting the conference's second place team in Academy of Art, 68-63. The 'Swords overcame a nine-point second half deficit in rallying for the win. Flether MacDonald hit 8-of-12 shots for a team-best 17 points. CUH had just seven players available because of injuries. The Silverswords, who lead the PacWest in scoring at 84.3 points per game, improved to 8-8 in the conference (5th place) and 14-9 overall. 

THIS WEEK: 12 games are on the docket this week, as the battle intensifies to secure the six PacWest tournament slots. On Wednesday, Westmont travelsl to Vanguard, Dominican is at Academy of Art and Concordia is at Azusa Pacific. On Thursday, Biola is at Menlo, Jessup goes to Hawaii Pacific, and Fresno Pacific is at Hawaii Hilo. Saturday wraps up the week with six games--Biola at Dominican, Menlo at Academy of Art, Point Loma at Westmont, Jessup is at Chaminade, Azusa Pacific travels to Vanguard and Fresno Pacific is at Hawaii Pacific. To see the complete list, click here.

PACWEST NEWS AND NOTES: Mr. Cornerstone Cup, Casey Cappo helped his Biola team to a win over Azusa Pacific on Saturday with 23 points, 11 rebounds and four blocked shots. He only missed one shot from the field (8-for-9) in the 76-68 win, one year after hitting a shot at the buzzer to top the Cougars on the road...Cappo's teammate Daniel Esparza totaled 41 points, five assists, four steals and eight rebounds in Biola's wins over Westmont and APU. He had a season-best 30 against Westmont, hitting 11 of 14 shots...Concordia kicked off the week on Wednesday with a 87-80 win over Vanguard. Kaden Minter had 28 points and 11 rebounds for the Golden Eagles...Tyce Paulsen had 28 points in Point Loma's win over Azusa Pacific...Hawaii Pacific beat Menlo, 74-71, holding off a late Oaks rally. Patrick Ryan had 21 for Menlo, Joshua West had 16 points and 11 boards for the Sharks...Fresno Pacific stayed alive in the tournament hunt with a 77-55 win over Jessup...Academy of Art had a big road win over Hawaii Hilo, 72-66. Quintin Metcalf led the defense with eight rebounds, three blocked shots and a steal. He also had 10 points, going 5-of-6 from the floor. Hilo bounced back to beat Menlo, 74-64...Dominican won a wild one over Hawaii Pacific, 54-52. The Penguins led by as many as 14 points in the second half, only to see the Sharks roar back and have a shot at the buzzer to win it...In Point Loma's 70-65 win over Jessup, the Sea Lions trailed the entire second half and didn't take their first lead until Luke Haupt's basket with 3:12 left. There were ten ties in the game and six lead changes...In Concordia's loss to Westmont, Jaden Henderson led the Golden Eagles with 25 points.

D2 WEST REGION POLL: Point Loma received all the first place votes in this week's (Feb. 3) D2CSC West Region poll, with three PacWest teams making the top 10. (1) Point Loma 20-4, (2) CS Dominguez Hills 16-4, (3) St. Martin's 18-6, (T4) CS San Bernardino 16-7, (T4) Chico State 15-5, (6) Central Washington 14-6, (7) Biola 16-6, (8) Northwest Nazarene 14-4, (9) Academy of Art 12-7, (10) Cal Poly Humboldt (12-7). RV--Hawai`i Hilo.