Danajah Sanders, La Roche University, Women's Basketball

PLAYER OF THE WEEK: La Roche G Danajah Sanders led the Redhawks this past weekend in the SpringHill Suites Tip-Off Tournament, helping her team bring home the Championship. Sanders was the key contributor to that. She had a total of 18 points in one game, and 25 points in another for a total of 43 points in the tournament, as well as seven steals. Sanders was also named the MVP of the Tournament as well as selected for the All-Tournament team.

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