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SCAC Players-of-the-Week
(12/4/06)
Men's
Basketball
STEPHEN SCHOTT
OF DEPAUW
UNIVERSITY, a 6-6, 230-pound
junior post from Indianapolis, Ind., has been selected the SCAC Men's
Basketball Player-of-the-Week for games played from Monday, November 27
through Sunday, December 3.
Schott hit on 10 of 17 field goals en route to 25 points in
the Tigers' 73-67 victory over Centre on Saturday. In the
SCAC-opener for both teams, he also had five rebounds. In Tuesday's
92-82 victory over Wabash, Schott had 18 points and six
rebounds and hit on 6 of 12 shots from the field. For the week,
Schott averaged 21.5 points and 5.5 rebounds per game and sank
55.2% (16-29) of his shots from the field. Schott is currently
tied for third in the SCAC in scoring, averaging 19.3
points per game and is fourth in rebounding with 8.3 boards per
game. He is shooting 57.5% from the floor (seventh in the SCAC).
Women's
Basketball
LIZ BONDI OF DEPAUW UNIVERSITY,
a 5-10 senior forward from Park Ridge, Ill., has been selected the SCAC
Women's Basketball Player-of-the-Week for games played from
Monday, November 27 through Sunday, December 3.
Bondi had 30 points in just 21 minutes of play, hitting on 11
of 12 shots from the floor, in Saturday's 101-48 victory over
Centre. Bondi, who was a perfect 8 of 8 from the free-throw
line, also had three rebounds, four steals, two assists and a block
in the seventh-ranked Tigers' only game of the week.
For the season,
Bondi is averaging 16.7 points (fifth in the SCAC) and 5.8
rebounds (14th in the SCAC) per
game. She is shooting a league-best 65.6% from the field and 80.0% from the free throw line (tied
for seventh in the SCAC).
Men's Swimming
KURT
ADKINS OF COLORADO COLLEGE, a
sophomore from Mesa, Ariz.,
and STEVE KLABAK OF DEPAUW UNIVERSITY, a first-year
swimmer from Mazomanie, Wis.,
have been selected the SCAC Men's Co-Swimmers-of-the-Week for
meets swum the week of Monday, November 27 through Sunday,
December 3.
Adkins
swam to five wins
this weekend, helping Colorado College come back to defeat McMurry
University on Saturday, after a close loss to the same team on the
night before. Adkins won the 100 fly on Friday and the 50 free, 200 fly
and 400 freestyle relay on Saturday against McMurry. He also won
the 200 fly on Saturday against Div II opponent Metro State. He
swam season-best times in 50 free, 100 fly, 100 breast and 200
butterfly.
Klabak posted life time best times in every event he swam
except for one at the DePauw Invitational. He went for lifetime
best in the 50 free at 22.03, 100 free at 48.30, 50 back at 56.30
and 200 back at 2:03.41.
In addition, Klabak set two lifetime relay split best
bringing both relays back for a victory. He posted a 47.34
bringing the 400 medley A team back from behind and 1:50.55 on the
800 free relay.
Men's Diving
RYAN COOK OF TRINITY UNIVERSITY,
a junior from Katy, Texas, has been selected the SCAC Men's Diver-of-the-Week
for meets the week of Monday, November 27 through Sunday, December 3.
Cook
was a double event winner at the Wabash College Diving
Invitational on December 1 and 2. Cook scored 434.90 on the 1-meter and 425.25 on 3-meter, topping
team-mate Travis Mills twice as Trinity finished 1-2 in both events.
Women's
Swimming
KATIE DOOGAN
OF DEPAUW
UNIVERSITY, a junior from Athens, Mich., has been selected
the SCAC Women's Swimmer-of-the-Week for meets swum the week of
Monday, November 27 through Sunday, December 3.
Doogan
won three individual events
at the DePauw Invitational. She won the 200 IM with a NCAA Division
III B qualifying standard of 2:10.35, setting a new school record as
well as a meet record. Additionally, Doogan won the 200
backstroke (2:10.40) and the 400 IM (4:42.27) and was a member of
three victorious relay teams.
Women's
Diving
AVERY MACKENZIE OF COLORADO COLLEGE, a senior from
Concord, N.H., and LAUREN WALSTAD OF TRINITY UNIVERSITY,
a junior from Katy, Texas, have been selected the SCAC Women's
Co-Divers-of-the-Week for meets the week of Monday, November 27
through Sunday, December 3.
MacKenzie
garnered five wins over two days this weekend, scoring personal
bests on both the 1- and 3-meter boards. On Friday, MacKenzie
won both boards against both McMurry and Metro, as well as a 3-meter
win against McMurry on Saturday.
Walstad
finished first
on both the 1-meter (408.40 points) and on 3-meter (443.10) boards
at the Wabash College Diving Invitational in Crawfordsville,
Indiana. Along with teammates Lindsay Martin and Jennifer Parker,
Trinity led the women's field with a 1-2-3 finish on the 3-meter
board and almost equaled that feat with a 1-2-4 finish on the
1-meter board. In addition, Walstad achieved the NCAA entry
score while taking top honors in the 3-meter competition.
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