Phoenix, AZ -- In the team's final week of play this season, five Urban Knights were named to the PacWest Weekly Top 10 Honor Roll. Sophomore outfielder
Johnathan Robbins, junior infielder
Darnell Quinney, sophomore right-handed pitcher/catcher
Brandon Kistler, freshman shortstop
Stefen Henderson, and freshman catcher
Chris Holmes all contributed tremendously in a week filled with close contests against Hawaii-Hilo. The honors were announced by the PacWest Media Office in Phoenix, AZ, on Monday, May 10, for games played May 3 - May 9.
Robbins, who earned the PacWest Top 10 honor for the second consecutive week, extended his hitting streak to a season-high nine games on May 4 and was on base throughout the series. The sophomore outfielder saw his streak come to an end in the second game of the doubleheader versus Hawaii-Hilo, but he followed that up with an incredible final day of action. On May 5,
Robbins was 3-for-5 with three stolen bases and two runs scored in game one then he walked a season-high three times in the second contest and stole a pair.
By the end of the week, Robbins was 4-for-11 (.364) with four runs scored, four walks, one run batted in, and five steals. He also slugged at a rate of .364 and finished with a .563 on-base percentage in the four games. The three-hit contest on May 5 was Robbins' fifth of the season and it was the third time he had notched three steals in one game.


made four starts for Academy of Art University during the week and he was producing offensively as well as defensively throughout. In the first game of the series with UHH on May 4, he came through with a run batted in and followed that up with a 3-for-4 performance in game two.
Quinney then doubled twice with one RBI in another 3-for-4 outing one day later. The second contest on May 5 saw the right-hander take the mound and allow just one earned run over 2.0 innings with one strikeout.
It was a special week for Quinney who led the entire PacWest Conference in hitting with a .500 average by way of his six hits in 12 at-bats. On top of the average, the junior added two doubles, one run scored, two RBIs, and one walk. Quinney's slugging percentage was a sparkling .667 and his on-base mark finished at .538.


(1-0) earned the week's lone victory for AAU with his incredible relief pitching performance. The sophomore righty allowed just one hit and one walk over 2.2 innings of shutout work in game one on May 5.
retired the final seven batters he faced in the game while his team scored two runs to take home the win.