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Leicester Riders guard Taylor O’Brien has been voted as the Women’s British Basketball League Player of the Month for her performances throughout November.
The American rookie averaged 24 points, 7 rebounds, and 4.5 assists on 61.7% shooting from the field, going 2-0 over the two games in the month of action.
Her highest-scoring performance came against the Cardiff Met Archers on November 18, where she put up 26 points and six rebounds in the Riders’ resounding win.
Leicester Riders survived a late scare to claim an 87-80 victory over Sheffield Sharks and stretch their winning run to
Following their 87-80 win over the Sheffield Sharks Yesterday Evening the Riders travel to London to take on the Lions
