November 25, 2013
ODAC Players of the Week
Thru Week Prior to: November 25, 2013
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MEN'S BASKETBALL
D.J. Woodmore, Virginia Wesleyan, Sr.,
Guard
Woodmore, a senior from Virginia
Beach, Va., helped the Marlins open the season with three
victories, including a one-point win over 2013 NCAA qualifier
Emory. Woodmore averaged 19.7 points and 7.0 rebounds while
shooting .528 from the field (19-of-36). He had 18 points, six
boards, three assists and two blocks in Virginia Wesleyan's
season-opening win over Salisbury (59-58) and followed that with 17
points and five rebounds in a 65-64 victory over Emory. Woodmore
saved his best for last, notching a double-double with 24 points
and 10 rebounds to go with two assists and two steals in an 88-74
win over Frostburg State.
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Taylor Huber, Randolph-Macon, Jr.,
Forward
Huber, a junior from Ashland, Va.,
picks up her second ODAC weekly honor in as many weeks, helping
lead Randolph-Macon to three more wins and a 5-0 start to the
season. Huber averaged 23.7 points over the three contests, pouring
in an ODAC season-best 30 points in a 105-81 win over Roanoke in
the Yellow Jackets' conference opener. She hit 10-of-15 shots from
the field in that game, also collecting three rebounds and three
steals. Huber began her week with 16 points in an 82-65 triumph
versus Mary Washington. She followed that with 25 points, three
rebounds, two steals and two blocks in a 92-73 decision against
Marymount (Va.). She buried six from beyond the arc in that outing.
Huber currently leads the ODAC in scoring at 23.2 points per
game.
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SWIMMING
Elisabeth Holmes, Washington and Lee,
Fr.
Holmes, a freshman from Raleigh, N.C.,
picks up her third weekly honor of the season after helping the
Generals to first place at the Franklin & Marshall
Invitational. Holmes swam in five events, posting one first-place
and two runner-up individual finishes in addition to a pair of
relay wins. She established new ODAC seasonal top times in each of
her three individual races. She won the 500-yard freestyle,
finishing just one-second off the ODAC record with a time of
5:04.55. She also finished second in the 200-yard (1:55.55) and the
1650-yard (17:40.86) freestyles, setting a new W&L standard in
the former. Holmes and her teammates moved atop the conference's
top times in the 400-yard freestyle relay, posting a winning time
of 3:36.01. They also won the 800-yard freestyle relay
(7:54.11).
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