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Editors note: Charlie Creme, Graham Hays and Mechelle Voepel each vote to determine espnWs national player of the week, which is awarded every week of the womens college basketball season.If recent history is any indication, the team that wins the national championship this season is going to score somewhere in the neighborhood of 3,000 points.Watching Notre Dames Arike Ogunbowale during the Preseason WNIT, one might think there is extra credit awarded if you get there by Valentines Day. Whether or not her thirst for points can help the Fighting Irish end up No. 1 in April, they sure helped keep the team there for now.Named the Preseason WNIT Most Valuable Player after she averaged 19.5 points in No. 1 Notre Dames four wins, including a team-high 17 points in Sundays 71-60 victory against No. 17 Washington, Ogunbowale is also espnWs first national player of the week for the 2016-17 season. (That distinction in this case encompasses both the past seven days and the seasons opening weekend.)By any measure, Ogunbowale excelled at putting points on the board over the past 10 days.For sheer artistry, she opened the season with a career-best 30 points against Central Michigan, a performance that required just 13 field goal attempts and 23 minutes.If scoring in blowouts doesnt do it for you, she also scored a team-best 18 points in a 71-67 semifinal win against Green Bay, each of those points needed against a team that nearly completed a comeback that would have added the Fighting Irish to a long list of giants slayed.And pitted against one of the nations proven scoring maestros in Washingtons Kelsey Plum in the final, Ogunbowale outscored the All-American 9-3 in the first quarter as Notre Dame jumped to a 25-8 lead and never looked back.The first time she touched the ball, Ogunbowale hit a 3-pointer from a step behind the line. The second time she touched it, she waited two whole dribbles before taking and making an elbow jumper. The third time she touched it, she missed a 3-pointer. Undaunted, she cut down the lane, took a pass from the teammate who got the offensive rebound and hit a layup. You get the picture.It was at about this time a year ago that Ogunbowale left little doubt about her intentions. In a game against UCLA in the Bahamas, she suffered through a 1-for-7 shooting performance. Four days later, in her first game against a ranked opponent, she missed all six shots she took in the first half against Ohio State. Then she missed the first shot she took in the second half. She didnt make a shot until the fourth quarter (when they still very much mattered). She finished 2-for-14 from the floor.Most freshmen would be cowed. Most at some point would stop shooting.Ogunbowale just kept right on chucking. To her everlasting credit.With Brianna Turner now the object of every opponents defensive focus and still rounding into form after offseason shoulder surgery, Notre Dame needs others on a young roster to score. It needs an alpha presence on the court, someone to give the crowd a respite from quietly appreciating Lindsay Allen. Someone to bring them to their feet.Ogunbowale knows perfectly well that the best way to do that is to put the ball in the basket.Also considered:? Crystal Dangerfield, UConn; Asia Durr, Louisville; Jessica January, DePaul; Teniya Page, Penn StateStan Smith Sko Tilbud . Breaking three of his own world records on his way to winning in Paris, Chan silenced the critics and left the audiences standing in appreciation and awe. Yeezy Norge Butikk . A forerunning sled crashed into the worker Thursday at the Sanki Sliding Center. 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Roman Josi had a goal and an assist to lead the Predators to a 4-1 victory over the Dallas Stars on Monday night.The Hurricanes kept alive their hopes of hosting a Super Rugby quarter-final with a dominant 35-10 bonus-point win over the Crusaders in Christchurch.They have to wait to see if they remain top of the New Zealand conference until Saturday night when the Chiefs and the Highlanders battle it out in Dunedin.The Hurricanes, led by some charging runs from replacement prop Loni Uhila, dominated the second spell at AAMI Stadium.After leading 14-10, they extended their margin when inside centre Willis Halaholo, who produced an excellent all-round display, broke through the defence to score.They continued to control territory as they searched for the bonus point and they achieved it with 10 minutes to go as substitute flanker Cullum Gibbins scored.Five-eighth Beauden Barrett added the icing after the hooter, snaring an intercept to grab his teams fifth try.Illness and injury forced both sides into late changes, with Crusaders lock Sam Whitelock and halfback Andy Ellis aand Hurricanes midfielder Ngani Laumape all being withdrawn.ddddddddddddThe Hurricanes had begun the day as the lowest placed of the four New Zealand sides who had qualified for the playoffs.They regularly turned down penalty shots at goal to chase tries and their first kick for the corner proved profitable.The Crusaders held up the original drive for the line, but Jason Woodward, in at centre for Laumape, raced through a gap to touch down under the crossbar.Woodwards opposite number Ryan Crotty levelled the try count after the Hurricanes turned over the ball in their own 22.Down 10-7, the visitors were twice repelled when the home side produced two big defensive scrums on their own line.But the Hurricanes snatched the lead just out from halftime, TJ Perenara charging down rival halfback Mitchell Drummonds clearing kick and scoring. 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