Chanta Weathers 40750 (2014-2014: Z*York MA)
| Before |
| 40750 | 2676 | Z*Philadelphia D. | 0 | 0 |
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| 40750 | 3685 | Z*N.Y.Primetime | 0 | 0 |
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| 40750 | 3107 | Livingstone | 1994 | 1998 |
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| 40750 | 2893 | Harrisburg H. | 2006 | 2006 |
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Outlook:
Coach Charles McCullough on Weathers: “Chanta’ was one of the hardest workers we’ve had here at Livingstone. he is totally committed, he’s got the strength, the skills, and I think he’s willing to work hard to make it to the next level.”
Leonard Haynes (SID) on Weathers: “The 1997 -1998 season saw senior guard Chanta’Weathers step up and emerge as a true leader and one of Livingstone’s all-time scorers; Chanta’ possesses excellent range and has no fear of putting the ball in the air during crucial moments in the game. Chanta’ was also affectionately known on campus as “the Answer,” named after the Philadelphia’s 76’ER’S Allen Iverson. At 6’2” Weathers was able to finish the year off as one of the leading scorers in the CIAA. Not only is Weathers an impressive scorer, ball handler, and passer, he also takes pride in his defense by finishing the season with a team high 45 steals and shutting down some of the best talent in college basketball today. Through this hard work, Weathers lead Livingstone College to it’s first appearance in the semi-finals in CIAA history, as well as helping to collect the Tournament Sportsmanship Award.”
Legendary Harlem Road King Lamont “Showboat” Robinson on Weathers: “I believe that Chanta’ Weathers is one of the purest point guards in the country. I came into the gym and blinked my eyes and for a moment I thought it was Allen Iverson!”
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Career:
York, PA
1994-1995: Livingstone College (NCAA2): 5.6ppg, 1.3rpg, 1.3apg
1995-1996: Livingstone College (NCAA2): 6.2ppg, 1.7rpg, 1.7apg
1996-1997: Livingstone College (NCAA2): 11.6ppg, 2.5rpg, 2.5apg
1997-1998: Livingstone College (NCAA2): 16ppg, 3.8rpg, 2.4apg, 2spg: Finished career as the 3rd player in school history to score over 1000 points.
1998-1999: Delaware Blue Bombers (UBA)(EBA): 15.3ppg., 6apg., 3rpg., 2apg; Shot 40% from NBA 3 point line; Shot 82% from the free throw line
Sept. 2000: Touring Team for Richmond Group International (LLC) in Estonia and Finland
2000-2001: Philadelphia Yellow Jackets of the UBA(EBA): 18.4ppg, 7.3apg, 4rpg, 2.5spg, Shot 35% from NBA 3 point line; Shot 80% from free throw line
May 2001: Harlem Road Kings Touring Team vs. Middle East Military All-stars; Played in Egypt, Jordan, Kuwait, Bahrain
OCTOBER 2001- JANUARY 2002
2001-2002: October '01 - Jan.'02: Oxford Braves (United Kingdom-NBL2): 24.3ppg, 11apg, 5rpg, 2spg
October 2002: Mobile Revelers (NBDL) Free- Agent Camp and excelled in the Fayettville Patriots (NBDL) Free-Agent Camp
2006: Harrisburg Horizon (EBA)
2014: York Mighty Ants (EBA)
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Awards/Achievements:
Named Food Lion MVP during nationally televised CIAA -1998
EBA Champion -2006
EBA Northern Div. Regular Season Runner-Up -2014
EBA Finalist -2014