Girls basketball Players of the Week for all 15 conferences, Jan. 8-14

By Brandon Gould and Brian Deakyne | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com

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Girls basketball Players of the Week for all 15 conferences, Jan. 8-14

We are now in the second month of the high school basketball season. Plenty of players made impacts during the first stretch of the season and NJ.com took a look at the top performer from each conference.

How it works:

Each week, NJ Advance Media girls basketball reporters Brandon Gould and Brian Deakyne will select one player from each of N.J.'s 15 conferences as the NJ.com Player of the Week. While we will make the decisions, feel free to make a suggestion by reaching out via email [email protected] and [email protected].

Selections based on stats reported to njschoolsports.com through Sunday, Jan. 14.

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Big North player of the week: Brianna Smith, Pascack Valley, Jr.

Smith started the week with 10 points in a win over Bergenfield and then caught fire against Northern Highlands, hitting five 3-pointers and finishing with 21 points during coach Jeff Jasper's 1,000th career victory. The junior also came through with 25 points against Fair Lawn, connecting on seven 3-pointers in that victory.

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Big North weekly scoring leaders

Nancy Ruf, Fair Lawn, 19.3 ppg
Jimmirah Johnson, Paterson Kennedy, 18.7 ppg
Brianna Smith, Pascack Valley, 18.7 ppg
Taniesha Gilbert, Paterson Kennedy, 18.3 ppg
Ariana Pena, Dumont, 17.5 ppg

Big North weekly rebound leaders

Shahd Badeer, Clifton, 14.8 rpg
Da'Shanique Ruffin, Passaic Tech, 14.5 rpg
Dorian Capurso, Ridgefield Park, 13 rpg
Ariana Pena, Dumont, 11.5 rpg
Jimmirah Johnson, Paterson Kennedy, 9.7 rpg

Big North weekly assist leaders

Sammy Jost, Lakeland, 8 apg
Emma Morrone, Hackensack, 5 apg
Kiana Hardison, Paterson Kennedy, 4.7 apg
Tamia White, Teaneck, 4.7 apg
Breanne Davis, Northern Highlands, 4.3 apg

Big North weekly 3-point leaders

Brianna Smith, Pascack Valley, 4.7
Lauren Girardin, West Milford, 3.5
Molly Christie, West Milford, 3
Jayanna Mathis, Passaic Tech, 3
Colby DeBellis, Holy Angels, 3

Big North weekly steal leaders

Sammy Jost, Lakeland, 5.3 spg
Taniesha Gilbert, Paterson Kennedy, 4.7 spg
Dorian Capurso, Ridgefield Park, 4.5 spg
Tamia White, Teaneck, 4.3 spg
Giuliana Richards, Clifton, 4.3 spg

Big North weekly block leaders

Shahd Badeer, Clifton, 3.5 bpg
Alexandra George, Old Tappan, 3.3 bpg
Jimmirah Johnson, Paterson Kennedy, 2.7 bpg
Natalie Patterson, Hackensack, 2 bpg
Ariana Pena, Dumont, 2 bpg
Caleigh Golabek, Hackensack, 2 bpg
Aria Myers, Paramus Catholic, 2 bpg

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BCSL player of the week: Jada Queen, Trenton Catholic, Sr.

Queen registered double-digit outings in all three of Trenton Catholic's games this week – including a 58-44 win over Rancocas Valley on Thursday. Queen had 17 points against Delran, 13 against Rancocas Valey and 19 against Trenton to keep Trenton Catholic's record unbeaten this season.

BCSL weekly scoring leaders

Nydasia Henley, Burlington City, 24 ppg
Jasmine Fitzpatrick, Willingboro, 19 ppg
Hailey Russell, Riverside, 18.5 ppg
Fiona Flynn, Cinnaminson, 17.7 ppg
Shavonne Smith, Pemberton, 17 ppg

BCSL weekly rebound leaders

Ciara Brannon, Westampton Tech, 13 rpg
Lillian Gyamfi, Westampton Tech, 11.5 rpg
Melvonna Singleton, Palmyra, 11.3 rpg
Haylei Archer, Northern Burlington, 10 rpg
Melisa Hawkins, Palmyra, 10 rpg

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BCSL weekly assist leaders

Kaela Reed, Trenton Catholic, 5.7 apg
Ashanti Taylor, Palmyra, 4.7 apg
Habbiba Elgizawy, Trenton Catholic, 3.7 apg
Devine Mulcahy, Pemberton, 3.5 apg
Rachel Quigley, Northern Burlington, 3.3 apg

BCSL weekly 3-point leaders

Brianna Sorrento, Northern Burlington, 3.7
Taylor Warner, Westampton Tech, 3
Lauren Lewis, Rancocas Valley, 3
Jasmine Carter, Moorestown, 2.5
Ava Taylor, Holy Cross, 2
TaLynn Scott, Burlington Township, 2
Taylor Thompson, Medford Tech, 2

BCSL weekly steal leaders

Jada Queen, Trenton Catholic, 6 spg
Ashanti Taylor, Palmyra, 5 spg
Habbiba Elgizawy, Trenton Catholic, 4.3 spg
Madison Conroy, Palmyra, 4 spg
Melvonna Singleton, Palmyra, 4 spg

BCSL weekly block leaders

Elizabeth Shover, Palmyra, 3.7 bpg
Julianne Mackafee, Palmyra, 2 bpg
Ashanti Taylor, Palmyra, 2 bpg
Jada Queen, Trenton Catholic, 1.7 bgg
Lillian Gyamfi, Westampton Tech, 1.5 bpg

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Cape-Atlantic player of the week: Marianna Papazoglou, Wildwood Catholic, Fr.

Papazoglou added to her impressive freshman season with two big performances this week for Wildwood Catholic. Papazoglou had 20 points against Deptford on Jan. 10 before a 26-point game against Pleasantville on Jan. 12.

Cape-Atlantic weekly scoring leaders

Marianna Papazoglou, Wildwood Catholic, 23 ppg
Trina Deveney, Cedar Creek, 22 ppg
Kayla Sykes, Atlantic Tech, 19 ppg
Alexis Harrison, Millville, 18 ppg
Nai Aijah Ball, Vineland, 18 ppg

Cape-Atlantic weekly rebound leaders

Alexis Harrison, Millville, 14 rpg
Chakyra Moss, Vineland, 10 rpg
Toni McLean, Bridgeton, 9 rpg
Mackenzie Mahanna, Egg Harbor, 8 rpg
Nai Aijah Ball, Vineland, 8 rpg
Michaela Baker, Ocean City, 7.5 rpg

Cape-Atlantic weekly assist leaders

Diamond Rivera, Millville, 6 apg
Nai Aijah Ball, Vineland, 6 apg
Marianna Papazoglou, Wildwood Catholic, 4.5 apg
Genesis Vazquez, Vineland, 3 apg
Danielle Donoghue, Ocean City, 2.5 apg
Tori Smith, Our Lady of Mercy, 2.5 apg

Cape-Atlantic weekly 3-point leaders

Tanazha Ford, Millville, 3
Marianna Papazoglou, Wildwood Catholic, 2.5
Kilie Wyers, Ocean City, 2.5
Kiki Hinton, Oakcrest, 2
Tori Smith, Our Lady of Mercy, 2
Liana Fiore, Egg Harbor, 2

Cape-Atlantic weekly steal leaders

Genesis Vazquez, Vineland, 10 spg
Nai Aijah Ball, Vineland, 4 spg
Lauren Baxter, Egg Harbor, 4 spg
Tatyana Chandler, Bridgeton, 3.5 spg
Jada Edwards, Bridgeton, 3.5 spg

Cape-Atlantic weekly block leaders

Alexis Harrison, Millville, 5 bpg
Marianna Papazoglou, Wildwood Catholic, 2 bpg
Mackenzie Mahanna, Egg Harbor, 2 bpg
Desire Blake, Vineland, 2 bpg

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Colonial Conference player of the week: Deanna Corsetti, West Deptford, Jr.

Corsetti put forward two of her best performances of the season this week, tallying 13 points against Haddon Township on Jan. 11 and a season-best 18 points against Camden Academy Charter on Jan. 13. Before this week, Corsetti had only accumulated double figures in one game all season.

Colonial Conference weekly scoring leaders

Aniyah Bagby, Paulsboro, 21 ppg
DarRique Smith, Woodbury, 15.5 ppg
Deanna Corsetti, West Deptford, 15.5 ppg
Grace Marshall, Haddon Township, 15.3 ppg
Imani Holloway, Sterling, 15 ppg

Colonial Conference weekly rebound leaders

Aniyah Bagby, Paulsboro, 14 rpg
Latanya Berry, Sterling, 9 rpg
Bobbi ONeill, Collingswood, 9 rpg
Isha Kargbo, Collingswood, 8 rpg
Mattie Whalen, Sterling, 6 rpg

Colonial Conference weekly assist leaders

Imani Holloway, Sterling, 4 apg
Nia Holloway, Sterling, 3 apg
Rebecca Krause, Sterling, 2 apg
Jessie Klenk, Sterling, 2 apg

Colonial Conference weekly 3-point leaders

Imani Holloway, Sterling, 3
Rachel Irish, Haddon Heights, 2
Annie Stanton, Haddonfield, 1.7
Harleigh Stine, Woodbury, 1.5
DarRique Smith, Woodbury, 1.5

Colonial Conference weekly steal leaders

Aniyah Bagby, Paulsboro, 8 spg
Mattie Whalen, Sterling, 4 spg
Lauren ONeill, Collingswood, 4 spg
Skylar Rucci, Gateway, 2.5 spg

Colonial Conference weekly block leaders

Abby Sholders, Gateway, 4.3 bpg
Aniyah Bagby, Paulsboro, 3 bpg
Juanita Darby, Paulsboro, 3 bpg
Nia Holloway, Sterling, 2 bpg
Marlee Syer, Sterling, 2 bpg

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Colonial Valley Conference player of the week: Ryan Weise, Allentown, Sr.

Weise, one of the top players in the Colonial Valley Conference and the leader on the court for Allentown, had a big week for the Redbirds, going into double-figures in all three games. After scoring 13 points against Hamilton West on Jan. 9, Weise went off for 19 points over West Windsor-Plainsboro North and 20 points against Robbinsville.

CVC weekly scoring leaders

Meggy Wiley, Hopewell Valley, 17.5 ppg
Ryan Weise, Allentown, 17 ppg
Mya Grimes, Ewing, 16 ppg
N'Dia Stepps, Trenton, 15.7 ppg
Ishuana Hunter, Trenton, 14.7 ppg

CVC weekly rebound leaders

Meggy Wiley, Hopewell Valley, 10 rpg
Catherine Dyevich, Princeton, 9.7 rpg
Erika Golik, Steinert, 7.7 rpg
Mya Grimes, Ewing, 7.7 rpg
Ally Oldfield, Hopewell Valley, 7.5 rpg

CVC weekly assist leaders

Leah Johnson, Notre Dame, 4.3 apg
Ally Oldfield, Hopewell Valley, 3.5 apg
Meggy Wiley, Hopewell Valley, 3 apg
Franki Gomez, Hopewell Valley, 3 apg
Leila Collazo, Steinert, 3 apg
Liz Kerekes, Nottingham, 3 apg

CVC weekly 3-point leaders

Liz Kerekes, Nottingham, 3
Ally Oldfield, Hopewell Valley, 2.5
Natalie Mehl, Steinert, 2.3
Leila Collazo, Steinert, 2
Marin Hartshorn, Allentown, 2
Fiona Aromando, Robbinsville, 2
Ryan Weise, Allentown, 2

CVC weekly steal leaders

Ally Oldfield, Hopewell Valley, 3.5 spg
Tatiana Dorner, Steinert, 3.3 spg
Shaylah Marciano, Princeton, 3 spg
Leah Johnson, Notre Dame, 2.7 spg
Natalie Smith, Notre Dame, 2.3 spg
Erika Golik, Steinert, 2.3 spg

CVC weekly block leaders

Emma Huntzinger, Hightstown, 2.5 bpg
Erika Porter, Notre Dame, 2.3 bpg
Danielle Heulitt, Robbinsville, 1.5 bpg
Bailey Coughlin, Hopewell Valley, 1.5 bpg
Natalie Mehl, Steinert, 1.3 bpg

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Greater Middlesex Conference player of the week: LaNiya Miller, Piscataway, Sr.

Miller has played a big role in Piscatway's impressive start to the 2017-18 season, and she was money again this week. Miller went off for 26 points in a big showdown with East Brunswick before posting 21 points in a win over J.P. Stevens.

GMC weekly scoring leaders

Emma Boslet, Bishop Ahr, 26 ppg
LaNiya Miller, Piscataway, 23.5 ppg
Isabella Sosa, Piscataway Tech, 21.5 ppg
Daisy Arocho, Perth Amboy Tech, 21 ppg
Taina Lugo, Piscataway Tech, 20 ppg

GMC weekly rebound leaders

Mackenzie O'Brien, South Plainfield, 24.5 rpg
Daniella Marmol, Edison, 18 rpg
Emma Boslet, Bishop Ahr, 13.3 rpg
Olivia Sims, Iselin Kennedy, 13.3 rpg
Saniya Myers, Piscataway, 13 rpg
Angelica Holguin, Perth Amboy, 12 rpg

GMC weekly assist leaders

Eumani Hollins, Piscataway Tech, 5 apg
Luese Ufuah, South Brunswick, 5 apg
Brooke Timinski, Woodbridge, 4.3 apg
Syleen Reyes, South Plainfield, 4 apg

GMC weekly 3-point leaders

Taina Lugo, Piscataway Tech, 4.5
Brooke Timinski, Woodbridge, 3.3
Emma Boslet, Bishop Ahr, 2.7
Kayla Scher, North Brunswick, 2.5
LaNiya Miller, Piscataway, 2.5

GMC weekly steal leaders

Tamera Hutchinson, Woodbridge Academy, 8.5 spg
Sonia Guiste, South River, 7.3 spg
Renee Piazzolla, South Amboy, 7 spg
Khayla Smith, South River, 6.3 spg
Olivia Robel, Middlesex, 4.7 spg

GMC weekly block leaders

Angelica Holguin, Perth Amboy, 9.5 bpg
Erin Malin, Spotswood, 7.3 bpg
Kameron De Vogd, Woodbridge, 6 bpg
Amaya Martinez, Colonia, 4.3 bpg
Daniella Marmol, Edison, 3.7 bpg

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HCIAL player of the week: Haylee Ramirez, Hudson Catholic, Jr.

The junior played a pivotal role in back-to-back wins over Bayonne and Marist. Ramirez came through with 20 points, five assists and five steals against Bayonne just days before scoring 21 points and forcing four turnovers against Marist.

HCIAL weekly scoring leaders

Breyanna Frazier, Marist, 23 ppg
Meagan McClelland, Kearny, 21.7 ppg
Nyasia Mixson, Hoboken, 21.5 ppg
Jesse Semeniak, Bayonne, 20.7 ppg
Haylee Ramirez, Hudson Catholic, 20.5 ppg

HCIAL weekly rebound leaders

Makoye Diawara, Bayonne, 20.7 rpg
Mary Grace Lavin, St. Dominic, 12.3 rpg
Ineysiah Surrell, Hudson Catholic, 12 rpg
Alexis Rivera, Ferris, 12 rpg
Estefania Dilone, Kearny, 11.3 rpg

HCIAL weekly assist leaders

Zanai Jones, Hudson Catholic, 9 apg
Meagan McClelland, Kearny, 6.3 apg
Breyanna Frazier, Marist, 6 apg
Alaisha Mumford, Lincoln, 6 apg
Zyearah Gaston, Marist, 6 apg

HCIAL weekly 3-point leaders

Mya Smith, University Charter, 4
Jada Camacho, Dickinson, 3.3
Haylee Ramirez, Hudson Catholic, 2.5
Nyasia Mixson, Hoboken, 2.5
Brianna Tapia, Union City, 2.3

HCIAL weekly steal leaders

Ashanti Brewington, Snyder, 5 spg
Kim Middleton, Ferris, 5 spg
Breyanna Frazier, Marist, 4.5 spg
Haylee Ramirez, Hudson Catholic, 4.5 spg
Meagan McClelland, Kearny, 4.3 spg

HCIAL weekly block leaders

Jada Camacho, Dickinson, 5.3 bpg
Anasia Staton, Hudson Catholic, 3.5 bpg
Maya Stevens, McNair, 3 bpg
Sylvie-Marlene Sobngwi, McNair, 2 bpg
Emily Borowski, Snyder, 2 bpg
Adiva Woods, Dickinson, 2 bpg
Kim Middleton, Ferris, 2 bpg

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NJIC player of the week: Shannon Burns, Park Ridge, So.

The sophomore had a really good week, coming up with 20 points per game and 13 rebounds per game. Burns has recorded nine double-doubles this season and her latest included 17 points and 11 rebounds against Cresskill.

NJIC weekly scoring leaders

Madison Wynbeek, Eastern Christian, 30.5 ppg
Aziza Whitaker, Paterson Charter, 29.5 ppg
Natalie DeCindio, Mary Help of Christians, 21 ppg
Angela Downey, Lyndhurst, 20 ppg
Jennifer Garcia, North Arlington, 20 ppg
Shannon Burns, Park Ridge, 20 ppg

NJIC weekly rebound leaders

Jenna Cooper, Emerson Boro, 13 rpg
Shannon Burns, Park Ridge, 13 rpg
Alexa Rae Cruz, Mary Help of Christians, 12 rpg
Lexi Vonderlieth, Park Ridge, 10 rpg
Angela Downey, Lyndhurst, 9 rpg

NJIC weekly assist leaders

Grace Cappiello, Lyndhurst, 7 apg
Jamie Connors, Lyndhurst, 7 apg
Damaris Rodriguez, Secaucus, 5.7 apg
Alyssa Cogdell, Mary Help of Christians, 5 apg
Aziza Whitaker, Paterson Charter, 4.5 apg

NJIC weekly 3-point leaders

Jessica Turner, Waldwick, 3.3
Leila Keysiek, Bogota, 3
Allie Deneberg, Glen Rock, 3
Angela Downey, Lyndhurst, 3
Marilyn Grandov, Ridgefield, 2.5

NJIC weekly steal leaders

Emily Toresi, Mary Help of Christians, 8 spg
Damaris Rodriguez, Secaucus, 5.3 spg
Aziza Whitaker, Paterson Charter, 5 spg
Marilyn Grandov, Ridgefield, 5 spg
Amanda Ulrich, Secaucus, 5 spg
Livia Ramos, Ridgefield, 5 spg

NJIC weekly block leaders

Natalie DeCindio, Mary Help of Christians, 8 bpg
Mary Breny, Lodi, 6 bpg
Angela Downey, Lyndhurst, 4 bpg
Marilyn Grandov, Ridgefield, 3.5 bpg
Aziza Whitaker, Paterson Charter, 2.5 bpg

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NJAC player of the week: Taylor Smith, Kinnelon, So.

Smith stuffed the stat sheet against Butler with 22 points, 11 rebounds, eight steals and three assists for Kinnelon. The sophomore is averaging 18 points, 10.2 rebounds and 6.4 steals a game this year.

NJAC weekly scoring leaders

Joey Meyers, Mendham, 24 ppg
Taylor Langan, Jefferson, 24 ppg
Margo Peterson, High Point, 22.5 ppg
Grace Connery, Lenape Valley, 22 ppg
Taylor Smith, Kinnelon, 22 ppg

NJAC weekly rebound leaders

Samantha Beck, Butler, 13.7 rpg
Morgan Heller, Pope John, 12.7 rpg
Kenna Squier, Pope John, 12 rpg
Taylor Smith, Kinnelon, 11 rpg
Emily Dilger, Sparta, 10.7 rpg

NJAC weekly assist leaders

Emily Schum, Morris Catholic, 7 apg
Anaajah White, Kinnelon, 6 apg
Katie Walsh, Whippany Park, 4 apg
Kelsey Stites, Hanover Park, 3.7 apg
Jenny Boyer, Newton, 3.5 apg
Julia Olesen, Madison, 3.5 apg
Madison Tredway, Lenape Valley, 3.5 apg

NJAC weekly 3-point leaders

Grace Connery, Lenape Valley, 5
Madison Leonardo, Newton, 5
Alexa Saccomanno, Kinnelon, 4
Gwyneth Gaynor, Whippany Park, 3.5
Bridget Monaghan, Morristown-Beard, 2.7

NJAC weekly steal leaders

Taylor Smith, Kinnelon, 8 spg
Kenna Squier, Pope John, 6.7 spg
Tess Callaghan, Madison, 6.5 spg
Danielle Mills, Morris Catholic, 5.5 spg
Emily Mulvoy, High Point, 5.5 spg

NJAC weekly block leaders

Erin Martin, Morristown-Beard, 7.7 bpg
Danielle Mills, Morris Catholic, 4.5 bpg
Melissa Konopinski, Butler, 3.3 bpg
Emma McGuire, Wallkill Valley, 3 bpg
Dani Campbell, Montville, 3 bpg
Cameron Jones, Pope John, 3 bpg

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Olympic Conference player of the week: Ava Therien, Cherokee, Jr.

Therien scored a season-high 19 points to lead Cherokee past Ewing in a battle between defending sectional champions on Saturday. That capped off a big week for Therien, who also had 13 points against Washington Township and helped the Chiefs to a win over Cherry Hill East.

Olympic weekly scoring leaders

Rachel Roseboro, Seneca, 19.5 ppg
Kate Deutsch, Camden Catholic, 18.7 ppg
Brittany Garner, Winslow, 18.7 ppg
Shannon Mulroy, Lenape, 18 ppg
Emily Johns, Washington Township, 16.3 ppg

Olympic weekly rebound leaders

Eliana Santana, Camden Catholic, 9.7 rpg
Danielle Jackson, Eastern, 9 rpg
Kelli McGroarty, Eastern, 8.3 rpg
Rachel Roseboro, Seneca, 7.5 rpg
Kate Deutsch, Camden Catholic, 6.7 rpg

Olympic weekly assist leaders

Maggie Bednarek, Camden Catholic, 7.3 apg
Anna Accardo, Eastern, 6.3 apg
Kelli McGroarty, Eastern, 3.7 apg
Abigail Paolini, Camden Catholic, 3.7 apg
Eliana Santana, Camden Catholic, 2.3 apg
Arian Coleman, Woodrow Wilson, 2.3 apg

Olympic weekly 3-point leaders

Yanelli Villegas, Cherry Hill East, 3.5
Najee Vendor-Seabrook, Winslow, 3.3
Megan Glenn, Seneca, 3
Shannon Mulroy, Lenape, 2.7
Rachel Roseboro, Seneca, 2.5

Olympic weekly steal leaders

NyTasia Braxton , Woodrow Wilson, 5 spg
Gabriella Payne, Eastern, 3 spg
Giana Rullo, Eastern, 3 spg
Naomi Shorts, Paul VI, 3 spg

Olympic weekly block leaders

Yazmin Trueblood, Woodrow Wilson, 2.3 bpg
Lauren Lodge, Shawnee, 1.5 bpg
Giana Rullo, Eastern, 1.5 bpg

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Shore Conference player of the week: Hayley Moore, Red Bank Catholic, Sr.

Moore capped off another big week for Red Bank Catholic with an impressive 18-point performance against division rival Middletown South on Friday night. Moore, a part of RBC's talented starting lineup, is dangerous from beyond the arc and will play a major role in the Caseys' success this season.

Shore weekly scoring leaders

Makayla Andrews, Neptune, 40 ppg
Shannon McCoy, Barnegat, 32 ppg
Tori Hyduke, Rumson-Fair Haven, 32 ppg
Bridget Andree, Trinity Hall, 29 ppg
Dara Mabrey, Manasquan, 23 ppg

Shore weekly rebound leaders

Keidy Mar Laureano, Long Branch, 17 rpg
Shiloh Williams, Toms River South, 15 rpg
Brea Carestrom, Henry Hudson, 13.5 rpg
Lucy Adams, Rumson-Fair Haven, 13.5 rpg
Bridget Andree, Trinity Hall, 12 rpg

Shore weekly assist leaders

Emily Donzanti, Toms River South, 6 apg
Tori Hyduke, Rumson-Fair Haven, 6 apg
Bianca Giordano, Jackson Memorial, 6 apg
Kayla Nelson, Jackson Liberty, 5.6 apg
Mikayla Markham, St. Rose, 5.3 apg

Shore weekly 3-point leaders

Shannon McCoy, Barnegat, 4.5
Olivia Palmer, Mater Dei, 3.3
Caleigh McAnuff, Middletown North, 3.3

Shore weekly steal leaders

Bridget Andree, Trinity Hall, 10 spg
Hannah Thomson, Keyport, 5 spg
Kathryn Kwapniewski, Trinity Hall, 5 spg
Allison Wanzor, Jackson Memorial, 4.3 spg

Shore weekly block leaders

Amanda Johnson, Toms River North, 4 bpg
Lucy Adams, Rumson-Fair Haven, 4 bpg
Destiny Adams, Manchester Township, 3.3 bpg
Brea Carestrom, Henry Hudson, 3 bpg
Caitlin Wingertzahn, Trinity Hall, 3 bpg

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Skyland player of the week: Kelsey Ransom, Pingry, So.

The sophomore point guard can do it all for Pingry and proved that this past week with 19.3 points, 11.3 rebounds and 6.7 steals per game. Ransom recorded a triple-double against Mount St. Mary with 17 points, 13 rebounds and 10 steals.

Skyland weekly scoring leaders

Diamond Miller, Franklin, 28.7 ppg
Margaret Affeld, Delaware Valley, 24 ppg
Julia Cunningham, Watchung Hills, 20 ppg
Kelsey Ransom, Pingry, 19.3 ppg
Leilani Correa, Rutgers Prep, 16.7 ppg

Skyland weekly rebound leaders

Zytajsha Abner, Manville, 18.3 rpg
Sioni Robinson, Manville, 14.7 rpg
Meghan Douglas, Somerville, 11.3 rpg
Kelsey Ransom, Pingry, 11.3 rpg
Alyson Feeley, Pingry, 10 rpg
Angelina Sanchez, Manville, 10 rpg

Skyland weekly assist leaders

Alyson Feeley, Pingry, 6 apg
Meghan Douglas, Somerville, 5.3 apg
Christina Cernuto, Somerville, 5.3 apg
Bria Johnson, Montgomery, 4.7 apg
Jordan Todaro, Bound Brook, 4.3 apg

Skyland weekly 3-point leaders

Margaret Affeld, Delaware Valley, 4.3
Holly Cornelson, Manville, 3
Diamond Miller, Franklin, 2.3
Alexa Santo, Watchung Hills, 2.3
Amanda Kix, Delaware Valley, 2.3

Skyland weekly steal leaders

Kelsey Ransom, Pingry, 6.7 spg
Alyson Feeley, Pingry, 5 spg
Keona Schenck, Franklin, 4.3 spg
Isabella Sanchez, Manville, 4.3 spg
Leilani Correa, Rutgers Prep, 4 spg
Jayden Baltuch, Watchung Hills, 4 spg
Devyn Gara, Warren Hills, 4 spg

Skyland weekly block leaders

Samantha Dultz, Belvidere, 6.5 bpg
Cortlyn Morris, Bound Brook, 6.3 bpg
Diamond Miller, Franklin, 5 bpg
Zytajsha Abner, Manville, 4 bpg
Abigail (Abby) Gilbert, Immaculata, 2.5 bpg

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Super Essex player of the week: Danielle Robinson, University, Sr.

University made a big statement with a 94-49 victory over Newark Tech last week and Robinson led the Phoenix with 30 points in that win. The senior averaged 21.7 points, six assists and five steals per game in the last week.

SEC weekly scoring leaders

Toni Renee Blanford, Montclair Immaculate, 32 ppg
Ally Landau, Golda Och, 27.7 ppg
Janari Newsome, Technology, 26 ppg
Zanai Venable, Newark Collegiate, 22.5 ppg
Shakira Edwards, Bloomfield Tech, 22 ppg

SEC weekly rebound leaders

Lanee Long, Bloomfield Tech, 14.7 rpg
Toni Renee Blanford, Montclair Immaculate, 14.5 rpg
Ally Landau, Golda Och, 14.3 rpg
Tenasha Simpson, St. Vincent, 14 rpg
Mariah Perez, Newark Tech, 13 rpg
Janari Newsome, Technology, 13 rpg

SEC weekly assist leaders

Nasira Williams, Montclair Immaculate, 8.5 apg
Ally Landau, Golda Och, 6.7 apg
Zaniyyah Tarry, Newark Central, 6 apg
Danielle Robinson, University, 6 apg
Amaya Santiago, Montclair Immaculate, 6 apg
Molly Feldman, Newark Academy, 5.7 apg
Samantha Keller, Newark Academy, 5.7 apg

SEC weekly 3-point leaders

Zanai Venable, Newark Collegiate, 3.5
I-Yona Briggs, Christ the King, 3
Zahniyah McKnight, Shabazz, 3
Imani Paul, Orange, 3
Ally Landau, Golda Och, 2.7

SEC weekly steal leaders

Zaniyyah Tarry, Newark Central, 7 spg
Mya Bembry, West Orange, 6.5 spg
Alani Jones, Arts, 6.3 spg
Ally Landau, Golda Och, 6 spg
Fredrayah Heyward, Arts, 5.7 spg
Jewel Barnett, St. Vincent, 5.7 spg

SEC weekly block leaders

Naomi McCovery, West Side, 5 bpg
Janari Newsome, Technology, 4.3 bpg
Nyasia Bryant, Arts, 3.7 bpg
Mya Bembry, West Orange, 3 bpg
Vanessa Amsinger, Montclair Kimberley, 3 bpg

Joe Warner | For NJ Advance Media

Tri-County player of the week: Elaina Hansen, Clearview, Sr.

Hansen opened the week with an incredible 36-point game against Gloucester Tech before dropping 16 points against Cumberland two days later. Hansen is averaging nearly 20 points per game this season for Clearview.

Tri-County weekly scoring leaders

Maddie McCracken, Wildwood, 26.7 ppg
Kylar Coughlin, Gloucester, 26 ppg
Elaina Hansen, Clearview, 26 ppg
Jessica Beck, Gloucester Tech, 23.5 ppg
Chloe Bennett, Gloucester, 23 ppg

Tri-County weekly rebound leaders

Elaina Hansen, Clearview, 12.5 rpg
Maddie McCracken, Wildwood, 11.3 rpg
Angelina Schilling, Deptford, 8.3 rpg
Tracey Young, Wildwood, 8 rpg
Katie Morrison, Deptford, 6.3 rpg

Tri-County weekly assist leaders

Jessica Beck, Gloucester Tech, 7 apg
Maddie McCracken, Wildwood, 5.3 apg
Leah Giles, Deptford, 4.7 apg
Alyssa Martin, Clearview, 3.5 apg
Nina Freda, Clearview, 3 apg

Tri-County weekly 3-point leaders

Chloe Bennett, Gloucester, 5
Jessica Beck, Gloucester Tech, 3.5
Faith Rosa, Gloucester Tech, 2.5
Kylar Coughlin, Gloucester, 2
Julia Michael, Clearview, 2
Hannah Cooksey, Pennsville, 2

Tri-County weekly steal leaders

Jessica Beck, Gloucester Tech, 6.5 spg
Ziara Spence, Salem, 4 spg
Trinity Summiel, Salem, 4 spg
Maddie McCracken, Wildwood, 3.7 spg
Julia Michael, Clearview, 3.5 spg

Tri-County weekly block leaders

Elaina Hansen, Clearview, 4 bpg
Tara Dairo, Highland, 3 bpg
Jenna Hans, Wildwood, 1.7 bpg
Grace McCunney, Gloucester Tech, 1.5 bpg
Maddie McCracken, Wildwood, 1.3 bpg

Matt Smith | For NJ Advance Media

Union County Conference player of the week: Tyara McQueen, Roselle Catholic, Sr.

McQueen had a stellar week for Roselle Catholic with 20.3 points, 4.3 assists and 4 steals per game for the Lions. The senior put up 26 points, six assists, four steals, three rebounds and two blocks in a win against Union. McQueen also had 22 points and five steals against Loomis Chaffee (CT).

UCC weekly scoring leaders

Tyara McQueen, Roselle Catholic, 20.3 ppg
Maggie Russell, Kent Place, 20 ppg
Nahjeemah Holmes, Elizabeth, 18 ppg
Taniya Hanner, Roselle Catholic, 18 ppg
Brianna McNair, Union, 17.5 ppg

UCC weekly rebound leaders

Kiara Adorno, Brearley, 14.5 rpg
Tahani Helms-Ishmael, Plainfield, 14.5 rpg
Mary O'Loughin, Rahway, 11.3 rpg
Erin Cronin, Kent Place, 10 rpg
Renee Rocha, Linden, 9 rpg

UCC weekly assist leaders

Lashae Dwyer, Patrick School, 7 apg
Amanda Lau, Dayton, 5 apg
Jenissa Encarnacion, Roselle Catholic, 4.7 apg
Sayre Brandstatter, Dayton, 4.7 apg
Tyara McQueen, Roselle Catholic, 4.3 apg
Nicolette Angelo, Dayton, 4.3 apg

UCC weekly 3-point leaders

Olivia Tirso, Benedictine, 4
Tyara McQueen, Roselle Catholic, 3
Amayiah Redfern, Roselle, 3
Erin McNulty, Union Catholic, 3
Micaela Etlinger, Brearley, 2.7
Skylar Dowling, Gov. Livingston, 2.7

UCC weekly steal leaders

Lashae Dwyer, Patrick School, 9.7 spg
Molly Ryan, Westfield, 5.3 spg
Sayre Brandstatter, Dayton, 4.3 spg
Tyara McQueen, Roselle Catholic, 4 spg
Jailah White, Plainfield, 4 spg
Maggie Russell, Kent Place, 4 spg

UCC weekly block leaders

Nicolette Angelo, Dayton, 4.7 bpg
Alyssa Nook, New Providence, 4 bpg
Kiara Adorno, Brearley, 2 bpg
Kylie Klapp, Brearley, 1.7 bpg

Matt Smith | For NJ Advance Media

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