(LEBANON, Ill., Feb. 8)--Brandon Roberson of MIssouri Baptist University soared above a large pool of nominees to claim American Midwest Conference Men's Basketball Player of the Week honors for Feb. 8.

Roberson, a senior guard from Rosharon, Texas, averaged 20 points, five rebounds and 6.5 assists as the Spartans split a pair of games on the week. He shot 57.1 percent from the field and made all five of his free throw attempts in the two contests.

(LEBANON, Ill., Feb. 8)--Jessica Moore of Missouri Baptist University was selected as the American Midwest Conference Women's Basketball Player of the Week for Feb. 8. Moore was honored for her performance in games played from Feb. 1-7.

Moore, a junior forward from Belleville, Ill., averaged 28.5 points and 9.5 rebounds in leading the Spartans to a pair of AMC wins last week. In addition, Moore connected on 61.3 percent of her field goal attempts (19-of-31) and was 19-of-26 from the free throw line (73.1 percent). She also registered four blocked shots, three steals and an assist on the week.

(LEBANON, Ill., Feb. 2)--For the second consecutive week, Herschel Rodgers from Park University has been selected as the American Midwest Conference Men's Basketball Player of the Week.

Rodgers, a senior guard/forward from Lansing, Mich., continued his superb play in two games for the Pirates last week. In those contests, Rodgers averaged 19 points and 10.5 rebounds per outing. He made 57.1 percent of his field goal attempts (12-of-21) and maintained his shooting touch from the free throw line, making 14-of-17 tries (82.4 percent). Rodgers had a streak of 22 consecutive free throws made that was snapped when he missed his first attempt against McKendree University on Saturday.

(LEBANON, Ill., Feb. 2)--In one of the closest votes in league history, Rachel Baker of William Woods University was picked as the American Midwest Conference Women's Basketball Player of the Week for Feb. 2. The honor covers games played from Jan. 25-31.

Baker, a junior forward from Mexico, Mo., put up big numbers across the board for the No. 19-ranked Owls. In two games, Baker averaged 23 points and 10 rebounds per game. She hit an amazing 63 percent of hier attempts from the field (17-of-27) and was 10-of-12 from the free throw line (83.3 percent). In addition, Baker distributed 12 assists, had eight steals and posted five blocked shots.