Tyrone Lewis was a two-way Niagara bucket-getter with elite steal-and-shoot impact
In the 2009 season, Tyrone Lewis stood out as a rare guard who could swing a game on both ends: Niagara credited him with 250 career steals, 290 career 3-pointers, and 1,849 points, while his defensive pressure helped make him a record-setting disruptor. He also became the first freshman in MAAC history to win tournament MVP and later earned MAAC Defensive Player of the Year, which says plenty about his intensity and big-game edge. If you want a guard who brings toughness, scoring punch, and playmaking in the chaos, he’s your guy.
