Four student-athletes were named Lone Star Conference Basketball Players of the Week for their performances last week, league officials announced today.

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LSC BASKETBALL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
LSC North Women's
Britney Jordan, Texas A&M University-Commerce   
Jr., Guard, Peoria, Ill./Woodruff HS/Temple Univ.   
Jordan scored 39 points, but it was not enough as No. 6 Washburn defeated the No. 12 Texas A&M University-Commerce women's basketball team, 79-76 in the championship game of the Capitol Plaza Hotel/580 WIBW Radio Holiday Classic. She also scored 15 points in her first action of the season against Paul Quinn  (Nov. 20) and followed that up with 17 against Rockhurst (Nov. 22). Against the No. 6 Lady Blues, she scored 31 of her 39 points in the second half, including a stretch of eight in a  row that brought A&M-Commerce back from a 47-45 deficit to a 53-49 led with 10:07 left in the game. She had a season-high five assists in the 77-50 win over Rockhurst.

LSC South Women's
Felicia Soza, Texas A&M University-Kingsville   
So., Guard, Beeville, Texas/Beeville   
Soza led the Javelinas to a 2-1 record last week, averaging 19.3 points per game and  hitting nearly 59 percent of her shots overall and hitting nearly 63 percent of her 3-point shot attempts.  She had 21 points against Wayland Baptist and 24 against Incarnate Word.

LSC North Men's
Trevor Guy, Southwestern Oklahoma State University   
Sr., F, Memphis, Texas/Memphis   
Guy was named the MVP of the SWOSU Thanksgiving Classic as he led the undefeated Bulldogs to a pair of victories over New Mexico Highlands and Southwest Baptist. Guy hit back-to-back, three-point baskets in the final minute of the SBU game that lifted the Bulldogs to the hard-fought win.

LSC South Men's
Denell Stephens, Angelo State University   
Jr., Forward/Guard, Brooklyn, N.Y./Elkton   
Stephens led all scorers with 24 points, and pulled down five rebounds, in the Rams 69-60 win over St. Mary's on Nov. 20.  Against Texas-Permian Basin on Saturday, Nov. 24, Stephens had 15 points, seven rebounds and three steals in a 76-68 win over the Falcons.  For the week Stephens had 39 points, connecting on 60.7 percent of his shots from the floor and 83 percent of his free throws, with 12 rebounds, two blocks and five steals.