LEWISTON, Idaho – After a strong weekend for women’s basketball and track and field, three Lewis-Clark State Warriors earned Cascade Conference WVT Laboratory Athlete of the Week honors. Callie Stevens earned Women’s Basketball Player of the Week, Clayton VanDyke took home Men’s Track Athlete of the Week, and Madigan Kelly was voted the Women’s Track Athlete of the Week.

CALLIE STEVENS – WOMEN’S BASKETBALL PLAYER OF THE WEEK

Stevens had another dominant week for the Warrior women and helped LC State to a pair of victories in the P1FCU Activity Center. The sophomore from Puyallup, Wash., scored at least 20 points in each game, including a career-high 27 against Corban on Friday. Stevens had a career-best 10 field goals, four rebounds and three steals in the contest. On Saturday against Bushnell, she scored another 20 points. Over the course of the weekend, Stevens dealt eight assists, had four steals, made six 3-pointers and averaged 23.5 points.

This is the first conference weekly honor of her career.

The Warrior women hit the road this weekend and will take on Evergreen State on Friday and Northwest on Saturday. Links to live coverage can be found at lcwarriors.com.

CLAYTON VANDYKE – MEN'S TRACK ATHLETE OF THE WEEK

VanDyke had a standout weekend in Spokane with a pair of automatic-qualifying marks and a provisional time in the DMR. The senior now holds the top NAIA time in the mile and bested the school record by nearly two seconds with a time of 4:07.79. He was .09 off the facility record set in the same heat. He was the only non-Division I competitor in Saturday's 800m and finished second, and also helped the DMR hit a provisional mark in the event. VanDyke set the top time in the 800m in the NAIA earlier this season.

This is the seventh conference weekly honor of his career. 

MADIGAN KELLY – WOMEN'S TRACK ATHLETE OF THE WEEK

Kelly had a record-breaking second collegiate meet, breaking the school record in the 60m hurdles twice in the same day. After setting the record in the first meet of the season, the freshman improved to 9.05 in the prelim on Friday before breaking it again in the final with her B standard time of 9.03. She was .01 off the program record in the 60m dash with a time of 7.99, and also had a strong race in the 200m (26.92).

This is the first conference weekly honor or her career.

LC State Track and Field is in action on Saturday at Idaho’s Lauren McCluskey Memorial Open in Moscow. 

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