Monroe comes off one of the most productive offensive weeks by an NEC player in recent years when he averaged 32.0 points, 6.5 assists and shot 19-35 (.543) from the floor, including 10-18 (.556) from three-point range, as well as 16-18 (.889) from the line in the Bobcats’ 2-0 week. In an 83-76 win over Cornell on Wednesday, Monroe scored a season-high 32 points and dished for five assists. He hit 5-8 shots from beyond the arc and was 11-16 overall from the field. Three days later in the Bobcats’ NEC opener, Monroe torched Robert Morris for 32 points, including 5-10 from downtown and 11-11 from the charity stripe, and added eight assists. With time running out and the score tied, he drove and dished to Craig Benson, who drilled a three-pointer from the wing to lift Quinnipiac to an 88-85 road win over the Colonials. Monroe, who moved into 16th place on the school’s career scoring list (1,213 points) and fourth on the all-time assist chart (417 assists), currently ranks second in the NEC in scoring at 19.5 ppg and leads the conference with 7.7 apg.