Valentine continued her season-opening dominance averaging 16.5 points, 11 rebounds, three assists and three steals to propel the Wildcats to their best start in the program's NCAA history. Valentine scored a game-high 18 points on 8-11 (73%) shooting, grabbed a team-high six rebounds and added three steals in a 66-38 victory against Penn State Mont Alto. She poured in 15 points and a career-high 16 rebounds to post her second double-double of the season in a 77-34 victory at Pitt-Bradford on Saturday. Valentine also added five assists and three steals in Saturday's win.

Forrester was a force on the glass in three games for the Phoenix. She recorded double-figures in rebounds all three games and has now done so in all four games to start the season. Forrester opened with a dozen in an overtime game at Bryn Mawr before pulling in 10 in limited minutes against Trinity Washington. She added another 10 as Wilson gave Shenandoah a scare and helped the Phoenix out-rebound the Hornets in the process. Defensively she added five steals on the week with three against Shenandoah.

Storr played a large roll in his team's week as he helped the Chargers to a record of 2-0. The junior racked up 18 points in the weekend's first win over Geneva before putting up 20 in the victory over Grove City the following day. Storr shot at a clip of 48.5% from the field while going 80% from the charity stripe. He'd tack on five assists to the statline as he collected  the Tournament Most Valuable Player award.

This is the first weekly accolade of the season for Storr and his third all time (02/03/25, 02/05/24).

In four games last week, junior Tamir Powell averaged 4.75 rebounds per game to go along with 1.75 blocks per game while totaling 8.25 points per contest.  Powell highlighted the week with a season-high four blocks and a steal against Delaware Valley while scoring 12 points against the Aggies.