February 5, 2001: For scoring his 1000th career point on January 31 vs. CW Post then following on February 3 with a game-high 32 points against Adelphi, the nation's No. 1 team.

January 15, 2001: For scoring a total of 42 points vs. Bridgeport (Jan. 13) and Philly (Jan. 10).

Sport: Men's Basketball
Birthdate: June 21, 1980
Major: Business
Position: Forward
Year: Junior
Height: 6'4"
Hometown/High School: Roosevelt, NY/Roosevelt
Athletic Highlight: Beating St. Rose on Senior Night, winning the Long Island Championship in high school. Being named the MVP and All County first team for two years in a row.

Junior forward Jason Lewis is really coming into his own. As a freshman two seasons ago he was the only player to start every game. Last year, he averaged a double-double in points (15.0) and rebounds (10.4) for the entire season, ranking 13th nationally in boards.
Last year he was the leading scorer for his team in eight of 27 games. He was the leading rebounder 18 times. Against nationally-ranked St. Rose on February 20, 2000, he pulled down a career best 22 boards as Southampton won with a remarkable 90-80 upset. His career-best 24 points helped down league foe CW Post 71-67 on January 8, 2000.
Lewis, who attended Roosevelt High School on Long Island, has the best low-post moves on the team. At 6-foot-4 and 225 pounds, combined with his ball-handling skills and a good understanding of the game, he has the ability to play either the 3- or 4-spot.
"He has a great repertoire of moves, and he always seems to get open around the ball," said Coach Charlie Peck. "He can get the job done. That's why we made him a captain."

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