CONFERENCE CAROLINAS ANNOUNCES BASKETBALL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
Pfeiffer’s Lemons Named Women's Basketball Player
of the Week
High Point, N.C. – Pfeiffer College’s Jodie Lemons
has been selected as the NCAA Division II Conference Carolinas
women's basketball Player of the Week during week number four of
the 2011-2012 season. Freshman Jodie Lemons put up a huge
double-double in an 82-51 win over Barber Scotia during the Lady
Falcons' only game of the week on Tuesday. Lemons posted
career-high's with 22 points, 16 rebounds to go along with a 47%
shooting percentage from the field. The native from Madison, NC
reached double-figures in the rebounding department with 9:27 left
in the first half, recording her first collegiate double-double
with 6:29 to go before intermission. Lemons also added a pair of
assists, steals and blocks as Pfeiffer set a new team record for
blocks in a game with 10. Lemons and the Lady Falcons are off this
week and most of next with exams coming up for the 2011 fall
semester. Pfeiffer will be back in action on Friday, December 16th
and 19th in their final non-conference tune-ups before league play
begins in January. Pfeiffer is 4-3 on the season.
King’s Hewitt Named Men's Basketball Player of the
Week
High Point, N.C. – King College’s Brian Hewitt has
been selected as the NCAA Division II Conference Carolinas men's
basketball Player of the Week during week number four of the
2011-2012 season, this is the second time Hewitt receives this
award as he also received it during week number two. Hewitt and the
Tornado embarked in only one game this past week but it proved to
be a statement game that opened up their Conference Carolinas
schedule. Led by Hewitt's 32 points, the Tornado knocked off
preseason favorite Limestone College, 75-67. Hewitt hit 80 percent
of all his shots from the field (12-for-15) and shot 77.7 percent
from three-point range, going 7-for-9. Twenty-one of his 32 points
were scored from distance. If his offensive output was not enough,
Hewitt also added two steals, three assists, three boards (2
offensive) and made one block while only committing two fouls in 38
minutes played. King is 6-2 overall in the season and 1-0 in league
play.