Loyalist College basketball player raking in awards after big weekend
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Cianah Miller, a guard for Loyalist College's women's basketball team, had two outstanding games to earn Ontario and Canadian college player-of-the-week honours.
Cianah Miller of the Loyalist College Lancers in Belleville, Ont., is basking in the spotlight after being named an Ontario College Athletics Association Star of the Week on top of also being named a Canadian Collegiate Athletics Association Athlete of the Week.
Miller had two solid performances in two games last weekend for the Lancers, leading her team to consecutive victories.
Friday against George Brown College she put up 15 points to go with four rebounds and two steals in a 70-50 shellacking of the Huskies.
However, it was Saturday that she really shined with an astonishing stat line to go with the win.
Miller was responsible for 26 points, including four of five from three, fourteen rebounds, seven steals and six assists.
The Lancers cruised to a 73-60 win over the Centennial College Colts on the back of Miller’s outburst.
“It’s certainly something we thought she was capable of all along. She’s always been one of our top performers but, yeah, she just raised it to another level this weekend and in front of our home fans, back-to-back wins. She was fantastic and really set the bar pretty high for what’s next to come,” said Lancers head coach Caleb Hugh.
He credits her durability as one of her biggest assets, saying she rarely misses a rotation and often goes long stretches on the court without subbing out.
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