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APSU’s Chris Horton named OVC Player of the Week
Brentwood, TN - Chris Horton, who had 21 points, 11 rebounds and four blocked shots against Liberty, Saturday, has been named Ohio Valley Conference Player of the Week.
That was announced Monday by the league office.
In earning the player award, the Decatur, GA, native Horton connected on 8-of-10 field goals in tallying his season’s second 20-point outing. The 11 rebounds made it his fifth double-double this season.
Horton currently is ranked nationally in blocks shots (12th/3.5 bpg), rebounds (19th/10.1 rpg), field goal percentage (45th/58.4 percent) and double-doubles (14th/5).
After Saturday’s victory, Horton and the Governors will embark on a busy schedule this week, first playing at Vanderbilt, 8:00pm, before facing Lipscomb at home, 7:00pm, Thursday. The Govs will wrap up the week with a 3:00pm contest at East Tennessee, Saturday, before breaking for the Christmas holidays.
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