LANCASTER, Pa. -- Centennial Conference weekly awards have been announced for the week of Nov. 3-9 in volleyball, basketball, swimming, and wrestling. This marks the final weekly awards of the year for volleyball and the first of the year for men's and women's basketball.
Ken Lee of Johns Hopkins women's swimming leads this week's honorees following a pair of conference-record-breaking performances last week. Simone Adam of Johns Hopkins volleyball also earned weekly awards for the third time this year.
Continue below for the full list of conference honorees from last week's action.
VOLLEYBALL
Offensive Player of the Week
Simone Adam, Sr., OH, Johns Hopkins
Menlo Park, Calif. | Menlo School
Adam powered the Blue Jays to a 2-0 week to close out the regular season and secure the No. 1 seed in the Centennial Conference Tournament, including wins over Gettysburg and Muhlenberg. Across seven sets, the senior totaled 29 kills on a .354 hitting percentage and one ace to go along with seven blocks and 18 digs. Against the Bullets, Adam tallied 14 kills and one ace, along with four blocks and 12 digs. In the straight-set win over the Mules, she registered a team-high 15 kills on an incredible .452 hitting percentage, three blocks and six digs.
Defensive Player of the Week
Kira Chaney, Jr., DS/L, Haverford
Highlands Ranch, Colo. | ThunderRidge
Chaney anchored the Haverford with 51 digs (5.67 per set) as the Fords went 3-0 in their final stretch of regular-season play, securing the No. 3 seed in the Centennial Conference Tournament. In a pivotal rivalry match against Swarthmore on Wednesday, Chaney matched her career-high with 29 digs to help Haverford sweep the Garnet. After contributing seven digs against York in the opening match of the York tri-match, she added 15 more in a 3-1 win over Misericordia. The junior also totaled 10 assists across the three matches.
2025 Volleyball Weekly Awards
Offensive Player of the Week
Sept. 3 - Simone Adam, Johns Hopkins
Sept. 9 - Carly Campbell, Franklin & Marshall
Sept. 16 - Melissa Benkowitz, Franklin & Marshall
Sept. 23 - Mallie Thomas, Dickinson & Allison McKechnie, Washington College
Sept. 30 - Helena Swaak, Johns Hopkins
Oct. 7 - Lora Flynn, Dickinson
Oct. 14 - Simone Adam, Johns Hopkins
Oct. 21 - Isabel Adam, Swarthmore
Oct. 28 - Alycen Radolovic, Gettysburg
Nov. 4 - Christina Marcin, Muhlenberg
Nov. 11 - Simone Adam, Johns Hopkins
Defensive Player of the Week
Sept. 3 - Fiona Moord, Haverford
Sept. 9 - Anna Titter, Washington College
Sept. 16 - Melissa Eyer, Swarthmore
Sept. 23 - Nicole Tuszynski, Johns Hopkins
Sept. 30 - Melissa Eyer, Swarthmore
Oct. 7 - Abby Silinski, Franklin & Marshall
Oct. 14 - Melissa Eyer, Swarthmore
Oct. 21 - Nala Shearer, Gettysburg
Oct. 28 - Mary Huegel, Gettysburg
Nov. 4 - Fiona Moord, Haverford
Nov. 11 - Kira Chaney, Haverford
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Player of the Week
Charlie Jackson, Sr., G, Johns Hopkins
Arlington, Va. | Episcopal
Jackson led Johns Hopkins to a 76-67 win over Marymount in the season opener Friday night. He scored a game-high 24 points, one shy of his career high. He also grabbed six rebounds, handed out three assists, blocked a shot and grabbed four steals.
2025-26 Men's Basketball Weekly Awards
Nov. 11 - Charlie Jackson, Johns Hopkins
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Player of the Week
Raegan Lenz, Jr., F, McDaniel
Earleville, Md. | Bohemia Manor
Lenz led McDaniel to its third consecutive Rebecca Martin Memorial Tip-Off Tournament this past weekend with a 58-45 victory over Misericordia and a 63-43 win over Stevenson. She was named Most Valuable Player after averaging 14.0 points, 7.0 rebounds, 5.5 assists, and 5.0 blocks. She totaled 14 points, seven rebounds, six assists, and seven blocks in the championship game.
2025-26 Women's Basketball Weekly Awards
Nov. 11 - Raegan Lenz, McDaniel
MEN'S SWIMMING
Athlete of the Week
Cami Wilson, Sr., Swarthmore
Birmingham, Mich. | International Academy
Wilson had a standout weekend for Swarthmore, earning a pair of top-three individual finishes at the D3 Shootout in Chicago. The senior took second in the 100 butterfly, posting an NCAA B-cut time of 47.93. He also touched third in the 50 freestyle (20.64). Wilson holds the nation's second-fastest time in the 100 fly and tenth-fastest in the 50 free.
2025-26 Men's Swimming Weekly Awards
Oct. 28 - Samson Qu, Dickinson
Nov. 4 - Evan Graham, Gettysburg
Nov. 11 - Cami Wilson, Swarthmore
WOMEN'S SWIMMING
Athlete of the Week
Ken Lee, So., Johns Hopkins
Cloverdale, Calif. | Maria Carrillo
Lee broke a pair of school and conference records and won two individual events in Hopkins' dual meet versus Georgetown. Lee swept the backstroke events, breaking the pool record in both events. They won the 100 in 55.81, breaking the previous CC record by .47 seconds. Lee then won the 200 with a record swim of 2:00.24, besting a 21-year-old CC record of 2:00.85 that was held by F&M's Krystle Satrium. Lee also swam on the 400 medley relay that finished second in 3:47.88. That time was under the previous pool record, but was also broken by the first-place Hoyas. Lee's times both rank among the best in Division, with the 200 time leading the nation and the 100 time ranking third.
2025-26 Women's Swimming Weekly Awards
Oct. 28 - Ken Lee, Johns Hopkins
Nov. 4 - Lanie McKenzie, Gettysburg
Nov. 11 - Ken Lee, Johns Hopkins
WRESTLING
Athlete of the Week
Branden Whyte-Taylor, Fr., 133, McDaniel
Annapolis, Md. | Broadneck
Whyte-Taylor trailed 13-0 against senior and regionally-ranked Corey Cope before posting his fourth career win and fourth fall in 3:25 as McDaniel went on to upset No. 12 Elizabethtown, 24-22. Cope is ranked fourth in Region 3.
2025-26 Wrestling Weekly Awards
Nov. 4 - Andrew Schaen, Ursinus
Nov. 11 - Branden Whyte-Taylor, McDaniel
