MIAMI, Fla. – Florida Memorial’s Aubrey Washington and Keiser’s Antigone Sanabria have been named the Sun Conference Men’s and Women’s Basketball Players of the Week for the week ending Dec. 6.    

Sun Conference Men’s Basketball Player of the Week  
Aubrey Washington – Florida Memorial – SR – Jacksonville, Florida 

Washington led the Lions to a big Sun Conference win over visiting Webber International University this past week, scoring a game-high 23 points (knocking down 5-of-9 from three-point range) while also adding 4 rebounds and 3 assists. 

This is Washington’s first TSC weekly award of the season and the first of his career. 

Sun Conference Women’s Basketball Player of the Week 
Antigonie Sanabria – Keiser – JR – Milan, Ohio 

Sanabria had back-to-back 21-point games to lead the Seahawks to a perfect week while moving back to .500 in conference play. She also had her first double-double of the year. 

This is Sanabria’s first TSC weekly award of the season and the first of her career. 

Sun Conference Basketball Players of the Week 

Men 

Week 6 – Aubrey Washington – Florida Memorial (Dec. 7) 
Week 5 – Jaylon Myles – Webber International (Nov. 30)   
Week 4 – CoreVon Lott – Keiser (Nov. 23)
Week 3 – Eric Klekas – Ave Maria (Nov. 16)
Week 2 – Kris Goettert – Webber International (Nov. 9)
Week 1 – Riley Minix – Southeastern (Nov. 2) 

Women 

Week 6 – Antigonie Sanabria – Keiser (Dec. 7) 
Week 5 – N/A  
Week 4 – Keaynna Tolbert– Florida Memorial (Nov. 23) 
Week 3 – Anari Dozier – St. Thomas (Nov. 16) 
Week 2 – Haley Gantt – Warner (Nov. 9) 
Week 1 – Syanne Rowe – Ave Maria (Nov. 2) 

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The Eagles went 3-0 for the event and Williamson averaged a double-double with 29.3 points and 10 rebounds per game.

Here are the results from the event and the All-Tournament Team:

Friday]
LSU-Alexandria 65, Florida Memorial 61
Keiser 79, William Carey 69
Faulkner 94, Thomas 88

Saturday]
William Carey 73, Thomas 69
LSU-Alexandria 77, Keiser 73
Faulkner 84, Florida Memorial 71

Sunday]
LSU-Alexandria 91, Thomas 60
William Carey 80, Florida Memorial 65
Faulkner 85, Keiser 75

All-Tournament Team
Jordan Adebutu, LSU-Alexandria
Mubashar Ali, Florida Memorial
Jevon Berry, LSU-Alexandria
Jordan Booker, Thomas
Shamar Brown, Thomas
Jordan Hamlette, Faulkner
Ryan Kroll, Keiser
CoreVon Lott, Keiser
Maxwell Starwood, William Carey
Quincy Urbina, Florida Memorial
C.J. Williamson, Faulkner
Dajon Whitworth, William Carey

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BABSON PARK, Fla. (September 26, 2020) – The Webber International University football team defeated Florida Memorial University 56-7 on Saturday on the Warrior Turf Field, giving the Warriors their first victory of the 2020 season.

It was also the first Mid-South Conference Sun Division game of the season for both teams as Webber improved to 1-2 overall and 1-0 in the MSC Sun Division while Florida Memorial fell to 0-3 and 0-1 in what is the Lions’ first varsity football season in 62 years.

Webber opened the game with a nine-play, 70-yard drive that finished with quarterback Cody Bradenfinding Ethan Blanchard for a 10-yard touchdown pass.

Then on the first play of the second quarter, Braden and Blanchard hooked up again for an eight-yard score, and then the pair connected one more time on a nine-yard pass to make it 21-0 Warriors with four and a half minutes left before halftime.

The Warriors then added two more touchdowns in the final two and a half minutes of the second quarter to finish with 28 points in the quarter. Tremon Bright rushed one in from six yards out, and then with only 35 seconds left before the break, Braden threw his fourth touchdown pass of the half with a 45-yard bomb to Frederick Curry Jr. to make it 35-0.

Braden finished the first half 10-of-15 passing for 164 yards and four touchdowns, which was already good for his career high in passing scores.

After a 25-yard interception returned for a touchdown by Jamon Jones on the first drive of the third quarter, Braden then added to his career high in total touchdowns with a 39-yard run to make it 47-0 with 9:20 left in the third quarter. It was Braden’s second 39-yard rush of the game after he did the same back on Webber’s second play of the game to help set up the first score of the day.

The final points of the third quarter for Webber came via a 42-yard field goal by Austin Smith to make it an even 50-0, and then Jalen Williams came up with Webber’s second interception returned for a touchdown of the day, a 70-yard pick and score to make it 56-0.

It was the fourth interception of the game to that point for the Warriors after Joseph Burton recorded two picks in the second quarter alone. However, even more impressively is that Webber finished with six interceptions as a team as Trent Peacock and Justin Dixon both added takeaways in the fourth quarter as well.

Also on defense, Colton Cormier led the way with six total tackles while Tye Bailey added five and Jaren Muse had three. The Warriors also combined for four sacks while Burton had two tackles for loss, Bailey had 1.5, and Chandler Kerr and Jimmie Harper also had one.

In addition to the six interceptions and the four sacks, the Warrior defense also held FMU to only five total first downs, only one of which was on the ground, only eight total rushing yards, only 121 total yards of offense, and a third-down conversation rate of only 2-for-15.

Offensively, Braden finished the game 12-of-18 for 209 yards and also eclipsed the 100-yard rushing mark for the first time in his career with 106 yards on eight attempts, good for an average of 13.3 yards per attempt.

Tino Hunt added 73 yards on 12 attempts, good for an average of 6.1 yards per rush, Bright finished with 28 yards, and Shemar Troutman had 26 yards.

In addition to Blanchard’s three receiving touchdowns, the Warriors’ receiving corps was led by Hunt with four catches for 79 yards and Frederick Curry Jr. with three catches for 66 yards. DaShaun Young also had a clutch 33-yard reception on third down late in the first quarter to help keep the drive alive and set up Webber’s second touchdown of the game.

This was the final game in the month of September for Webber, who will now play four times in October, starting with a tough road game on Saturday, October 3, at No. 15 nationally-ranked Southeastern University at 7 p.m. at Victory Field in Lakeland, Fla.

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