Cheyenne Cellars, Maryland
yes. – G – Aurora, Ohio – Aurora – Major: Undeclared
• Last week averaged 20.5 points, 9.0 rebounds, 2.0 steals and a .625 field goal percentage to give Maryland two wins on the conference road.
• Recorded his second career double-double (first of the season) on Sunday in Nebraska, along with 20 points and a career-high 11 rebounds.
• 21 points (9-12 FG, 3-4 3FG) and 7 rebounds on Jan. 19 in Wisconsin
• First-ever Career Big Ten Player of the Week Award
• Last Maryland Player of the Week: Diamond Miller (November 21, 2022)
Big Ten Women’s Basketball Weekly Honor Roll
Kendall Bostick Jr., F, ILL: 16.5 ppg total. and 12.0 rpg.In one week with the nationally ranked Fighting Illini he had two double-doubles and a .789 field goal percentage.
Monika Czinano, Grade 5, F/C, IOWAIn his solo appearance last week, he scored 22 points on 11-of-11 shooting (two from a Big Ten record) and had seven rebounds against Michigan State on Jan. 18.
Alanna Micheaux, yes, F, MINN600 field goal percentage last week, including a career-high 31 points and 14 rebounds against Penn State on Jan. 18.
Freshman of the week
Kylen Smile, Rutgers
G – Farmingdale, NY – Westtown – Major: No Declaration
• Rutgers posted 19.5 points and 3.0 steals per game in two conference games last week.
• Scored 27 points in Sunday’s game in Michigan, recording his 10th 20-point out of the season (second among Division I freshmen).
• Added 12 points against nationally ranked Michigan on January 19th.
• 3rd Big Ten Freshman of the Week award
• Last Rutgers Freshman of the Week: Kayleen Smickle (January 9, 2023)
2022-23 Big Ten player of the week
November 14th
P: Monika Czinano, 5th grade, IOWA
F: Mara Brown, MINN
November 21st
P: Diamond Miller, Sr., MD
F: Mallory Heyer, MINN
F: Sera Williams, Wisconsin
November 28th
P: Mackenzie Holmes, Sr., IND
F: Yarden Garzon, IND
December 5th
P: Caitlin Clark Jr., Iowa
F: Mara Brown, MINN
December 12th
P: Caitlin Clark Jr., Iowa
F: Coty McMahon, OSU
December 19th
P: Alexis Markowski, So., NEB
F: Coty McMahon, OSU
F: Kaylen Smile, RU
December 27th
P: Genesis Bryant Jr., ILL
P: Leigha Brown, Michigan 5th Grade
F: Coty McMahon, OSU
January 2nd
P: Genesis Bryant Jr., ILL
P: Mackenzie Holmes, Sr., IND
F: Coty McMahon, OSU
January 9
P: Taylor Mikesell, 5th Grade, OSU
F: Kaylen Smile, RU
January 17th
P: Caitlin Clark Jr., Iowa
F: Yarden Garzon, IND
January 23rd
P: Shyanne Sellers, So., MD
F: Kaylen Smile, RU
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