HBCU Stars Shine in MEAC Women's Basketball Weekly Awards

NORFOLK, Va., February 2, 2026 – The Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC), one of the premier NCAA Division I conferences for Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), has announced its weekly women's basketball awards, and the honorees are shining examples of the exceptional talent found across HBCU athletics.

Howard Standout Nile Miller Named MEAC Player of the Week

Howard University, a renowned HBCU located in the nation's capital, is celebrating the recognition of its standout forward, Nile Miller, as the MEAC Player of the Week presented by Wells Fargo. Miller's impressive performances on the court have earned her this prestigious accolade, further solidifying Howard's reputation as a powerhouse in HBCU women's basketball.

Delaware State's Amya Scott Earns Rookie of the Week Honors

Joining Miller in the MEAC weekly awards is Amya Scott of Delaware State University, who has been named the Rookie of the Week.

Norfolk State's Carmen Kweti Recognized as Defensive Player of the Week

Rounding out the MEAC weekly honors is Carmen Kweti of Norfolk State University, who has been named the Defensive Player of the Week. Kweti's dedication to the defensive end of the court has not gone unnoticed, and her award highlights the importance of well-rounded team play in the highly competitive MEAC conference.

"These weekly award winners exemplify the exceptional talent and dedication found across HBCU women's basketball programs. Their achievements are a source of pride for their respective institutions and the entire HBCU community."

As the premier online community for HBCU alumni and supporters, HBCUConnect.com celebrates the remarkable accomplishments of these student-athletes. The MEAC weekly awards demonstrate the depth of talent and the unwavering commitment to excellence that characterizes HBCU athletics. These young women serve as role models for aspiring HBCU basketball players, inspiring the next generation to reach new heights both on and off the court.

Originally reported by MEAC Sports.