TAYLOR DYDALEWICZ OF TEXAS LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY, a junior forward from Dripping Springs, Texas, has been selected the SCAC Women’s Basketball Player-of-the-Week for games played through Sunday, November 23rd.

Dydalewicz was a huge part in a successful weekend for Texas Lutheran, going 1-1 including their first win of the season against Concordia (Texas).

Dydalewicz averaged 23.0 points and 7.0 rebounds to lead the Bulldogs. On Tuesday against the Tornadoes, Dydalewicz picked up her first double-double of the season, scoring 10 points and pulling down 10 boards including a blocked shot in a 67-59 victory.

She followed that up on Saturday with a career night in scoring, dropping 36 points on the Mary Hardin-Baylor Cru in a 91-89 overtime loss. Dydalewicz 36 points are a TLU Division III-era record and played key to the Bulldogs coming from behind and nearly pulling off the victory.

After two weeks of play, Dydalewicz currently leads the conference with 20.0 points/game and is ninth in the conference 6.3 rebounds/game.

Other outstanding performances in the SCAC:
Senior guard Christina Kime of Austin College became the first 'Roo since 2009 to hit the 1,000 point mark for her career, as the senior point guard averaged 17.0 points in two games as the 'Roos topped East Texas Baptist and fell just short against UT-Dallas. Junior forward Briana Edwards of Centenary averaged 16.3 points/game and 7.3 rebound/game as the Ladies went 0-3 against Louisiana College, Ozarks, and Elmira. Senior forward Brooke Hagemann of Dallas helped lift Dallas to a pair of victories over the opening weekend at the Maher Athletic Center. In the season-opener, the senior forward tied a team-high 14 points and pulled down six rebounds. On Saturday in a win over University of Ozarks, Hagemann contributed 13 points to tie second on the squad. Senior forward Jordan Owens of Southwestern was named to the All-Tournament team at the McWilliams Classic at WashU as she averaged 17.0 points/game and 4.3 rebounds/game. Senior guard Lauren Splawn of Trinity led the Tigers to its first win of the season in the only game of the past week for the Tigers, earning a 62-57 road victory over Hardin-Simmons University. Splawn finished the game with 16 points overall, as well as leading the team with nine rebounds and four steals. Colorado College and Schreiner did not nominate anyone.