C-USA Oct. 18 Player/Setter of the Week

Molly McDonald

PLAYER OF THE WEEK (10/18)
Marquette's outside hitter Kimberley Todd is the first freshman to earn C-USA Player of the Week honors this season as she helped the Golden Eagles to a weekend sweep of USF and UAB. The freshman set a collegiate best with 24 kills in a 3-1 win over USF on Friday night followed by a 3-0 rally against UAB on Saturday.

KIMBERLEY TODD, Marquette
OH/MB, Fr., Oshawa, Ont./Anderson CVI

Todd surpassed her previous collegiate best by 10 kills when she tallied 24 against the Bulls. She averaged a team best 5.0 kills per game and hit .375 percent. She also had the most points of any Marquette player during the week, scoring 38.5 points, an average of 5.5 per game.



SETTER OF THE WEEK (10/18)
Charlotte's Molly McDonald collected her first 2004 Setter of the Week accolade as she led the 49ers to a come-from-behind, five-game win against Saint Louis on Friday night. On the week, Charlotte split a pair of conference matches on the road with a win against the Billikens and a loss to league co-leader Memphis on Saturday.

MOLLY MCDONALD, Charlotte
S, Sr., Santa Cruz, Calif. (Harbor/Vision)

McDonald totaled 112 assists in two conference matches this week, including a career high-tying 69 in the conference win against Saint Louis. She helped her squad hit a combined .374 over the last three games, including .571 (10 for 14) in the decisive game five. McDonald averaged 14.0 assists per game across the two matches, while adding nine digs and four block assists on the week.