Camryn Crider, Cold Springs

There isn’t a whole lot Camryn Crider hasn’t accomplished so far this season.

The Cold Springs sophomore has handled point guard duties for the Class 2A No. 5 Lady Eagles, averaged a team-best 19 points per game since Christmas and garnered numerous 3-pointers, assists and steals to help her squad boast a 22-2 record as it gets ready to defend its Cullman County Tournament title this week.

Before celebrating the potential team crown, however, Crider must first enjoy her selection as The Times’ Athlete of the Week.

She sank seven 3-pointers and scored 23 points in a 59-33 victory against Good Hope, collected 11 in a 63-10 win versus St. Bernard that punctuated a 6-0 regular season area mark and netted 14 in a 74-52 loss to 4A No. 2 Madison Academy, which is a huge favorite, along with No. 1 Deshler, to win the state championship this season.

Not too bad for an athlete who rarely comes out of games for rest or water breaks.

Teammates Emme Willoughby (39 points) and Elizabeth Hill (30 points) also produced great performances in the trio of Blue and Gold victories this past week. Willoughby had six rebounds and five assists against the Lady Saints, while Hill dished out six rebounds, four blocks, four assists and three steals against the Lady Raiders.

Athlete of the Week, which is sponsored by Bill Smith Buick GMC, is currently open to basketball, indoor track/field, and bowling athletes. Nominations are encouraged and can be submitted to jwinfrey@cullmantimes.com with the athlete’s name, school and statistics/accomplishments that make them a worthy candidate.

See below for other notable performances from this past week:

% Maison Evans, Addison: Had 14 points and nine rebounds in a 53-34 win over Meek. Had 14 points and seven rebounds in a 57-52 win over Winston County in the championship game of the Winston County Basketball Tournament. Named to the All-Tournament Team.

% Kaylee Brummett, Addison: Had 11 points and nine rebounds against Meek, and 18 points and nine rebounds against Winston County en route to co-MVP honors with teammate Reagan Smothers.

% Macey Butler, Addison: Had 13 points and nine rebounds against Meek. Named to the All-Tournament Team.

% Sierra Easterwood, Cullman: Had 23 points in a 66-63 2OT loss to Decatur and 27 points in a 74-60 loss to Fort Payne.

% Anna Katherine Eastman, Cullman: Had 24 points against Decatur.

% Abbi Taylor, Fairview: Had 18 points and nine rebounds in a 67-39 win over Holly Pond, seven points and 13 rebounds in a 51-35 win over West Point, and 18 points and 10 rebounds in a 53-2 win over Vinemont.

% Taylor Ann Yeager, Fairview: Had 19 points against Holly Pond and 17 points against West Point.

% Jada Golden, Fairview: Had 10 points against Holly Pond, 14 points and 14 rebounds against West Point, and 12 points and nine rebounds against Vinemont.

% Malia Howell, Hanceville: Had 17 points in a 59-20 win over Vinemont.

% Taylor Tankersley, Holly Pond: Had 12 points, eight rebounds, six assists and six steals in a 57-12 win over Vinemont.

% Ruth Horton, Holly Pond: Had 20 points against Fairview.

% Jesse Lee, Cold Springs: Had 28 points in a 57-49 win over St. Bernard and 24 points in a 60-57 overtime win over Good Hope.

% Trey Tucker, Cullman: Had 26 points in a 67-58 loss to Decatur.

% Dylan Finch, Cullman: Had 16 points and 12 rebounds in a 85-68 loss to Fort Payne.

% Sam Elrod, Fairview: Had 20 points in a 83-58 loss to Holly Pond and 18 points in a 57-52 overtime win over West Point.

% Bryson Fletcher, Fairview: Had 12 points against West Point and 14 points against Holly Pond.

% Matt Cofer, Good Hope: Had 19 points against Cold Springs.

% Brendan Flanigan, Hanceville: Had 15 points and eight rebounds in a 38-16 win over Vinemont and 24 points in a 56-49 win over J.B. Pennington.

% R.J. Evans, Hanceville: Had eight points and 19 rebounds against Vinemont, and 15 points and eight rebounds against J.B. Pennington.

% Drew Jones, Holly Pond: Had 16 points against Fairview and 13 points in a 76-27 win over Vinemont.

% Griffin Morris, Holly Pond: Had 21 points against Fairview.

% Andrew Shaw, Holly Pond: Had 16 points against Vinemont.

% Brandon Farley, West Point: Had 26 points in a 80-76 5OT loss to Walker, 16 points against Fairview and nine points in a 43-32 win over Good Hope.

% Kolton Sapp, West Point: Had 13 points against Walker, 18 points against Fairview and nine against Good Hope.

% Austin Dubberly, West Point: Had 16 points against Walker and 10 points against Fairview.