Madison Holden from Bethune-Cookman University (B-CU) Women’s Basketball and Doctor Bradley from B-CU Men’s Basketball have been named Wildcats of the Week for January 19-25.
Holden delivered a strong performance during the Wildcats’ recent game against Jackson State. The junior guard scored 20 points, setting a new season-high and leading her team by nine points. In the first half, she contributed eight of B-CU’s total 15 points. She also set season-highs in field goal attempts and makes, with 14 and nine respectively.
Doctor Bradley stood out in Moore Gymnasium during a matchup for first place against SWAC rival Jackson State, which was broadcast on ESPNU. He recorded a double-double with 22 points and 10 rebounds. Bradley also contributed defensively with five steals and two blocks, achieving season-highs in all major statistical categories.
The Wildcats of the Week program recognizes outstanding athletes across various sports at B-CU throughout the academic year. Previous honorees include Haely Grant (Track & Field), Jakobi Heady (Men’s Basketball), Kailyn Peters (Women’s Basketball), Andrew Kiplagat (Track & Field), Keiara Gregory (Women’s Basketball), Tyler Andrews (Men’s Basketball), Jordan Johnson (Men’s Basketball), Tyler Butler (Women’s Basketball), Daimoni Dorsey (Women’s Basketball), Sha’Nard Walker (Track & Field), Chanelle McDonald (Women’s Basketball), Timmy McClain (Football), Shayla Henry (Volleyball), Javon Ross (Football), Madison Molock (Tennis), Arterio Morris (Men’s Basketball) among others.
The recognition is part of an ongoing effort to highlight athletic achievement within the university community.
