Ramos, Witherill Receive PacWest Honors

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1/4/2010 10:10:00 AM | Men's Basketball

Two Grand Canyon University men's basketball players, senior forward Marco Ramos (Salinas, CA/North) and sophomore guard Nick Witherill (pictured, Phoenix, AZ/Highland), have been named to the Pacific West Conference Men's Basketball Weekly Top 10 Honor Roll.

The honors were announced today by the PacWest Media Office in Phoenix.

Ramos scored 14 points and shot 60 percent (6 for 10) from the field in the Antelopes' 69-68 win over No. 6-ranked Seattle Pacific University on Saturday. He also grabbed six rebounds, hit two of three free-throw attempts, blocked a pair of shots, had two steals and posted a 3.0 assist-to-turnover ratio.

Witherill scored 15 points and also shot 60 percent (6 for 10) from the field against Seattle Pacific. He hit two of five three-point attempts (40 percent).

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