- Mackenzie Griffin, Trinity College (CT) (Jr., C,
Stamford, Conn.) - In Trinity's first game back in
the New Year, Griffin was outstanding, scoring 26 points with seven
boards and three steals in the Bantams' 58-54 win over Ramapo.
Griffin was 10-for-13 from the floor and connected on six of
nine free throws, accounting for 45% of Trinity's points in the
game.
- Aliah Curry, Norwich University (Sr., G, Windsor,
Mass.) - Curry carried Norwich University
pick up its eighth straight win of the year after the Cadets
defeated in-state foe Castleton State 69-61 to open 2015. Curry
nailed 47.4 percent (9-for-19) from the field and added 12 points
from beyond the arc (4-for-8) and six points from the stripe
(6-for-9) as she led the squad with 28 points. Curry also picked up
three assists and a rebound.
- Carylanne Wolfington, Colby College (Jr., G, Hallowell,
Maine) - Wolfington averaged 18.0 points,
8.0 rebounds, 2.0 steals, had two assists and no turnovers in a 2-1
week for the Mules. She also shot nearly 49 percent from the field
and made all seven of her free throws. Wolfington had 16 of her
game-high 25 points in the second half in a tough two-point loss to
Coast Guard in Florida. Wolfington leads the Mules in scoring
(16.4), rebounding (5.4), free throw percentage (.905), and is
second in field goal percentage (.477).
- Caroline Brasa, Western Connecticut State University
(Sr., G, East Hartford,
Conn.) - Brasa was named MVP of the
Hat City Classic with a pair of double-doubles last week. The
senior had 20 points, 10 rebounds, three assists, two steals, and
two blocked shots against Green Mountain, then added 12 points, 14
rebounds, two steals, and two more blocks as the Colonials beat
Farmingdale State.
- Amber Legare, Mount Holyoke College (Sr., F, Chicopee,
Mass.) - Legare helped the Lyons to a 1-1 week by
averaging 20 points and eight rebounds. First, she helped MHC
end a six game losing streak by hitting the game winning jumper
with one second to go against MCLA, finishing with 20 points and
adding in 11 rebounds, then scored 20 points against Wheaton
College.
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