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JCCC guard Jade Warren earns first KJCCC D-II Player of Week honor

The image is a promotional graphic for the Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference (KJCCC) highlighting the 2025-26 Women’s Basketball Week 1 Players of the Week. The design features a bold blue background with the KJCCC logo in large letters behind the main text. Key elements include: Title/Header: At the top, in red and white text: “Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference”. Below that, in white: “2025-26 Women’s Basketball | Week 1”. The main headline in large white letters: “Players of the Week”. Division Labels: Division 1 in red text on the left side. Division 2 in red text on the right side. Featured Players: Left side (Division 1): Name: Sokhna Ndiaye. School: Garden City. School logo: A stylized “G” inside a white circle. Player is wearing a yellow jersey with visible letters “R” and “A”. Right side (Division 2): Name: Jade Warren. School: Johnson County. School logo: A green “JC” inside a white circle. Player is wearing a gray jersey with the word “Cavaliers” in script font. The overall design uses bold colors (blue, red, white, green, yellow) and a clean layout to emphasize the players and their respective schools
Posted: Nov 04, 2025

OVERLAND PARK, Kan. – Johnson County Community College freshman guard Jade Warren has been named the first Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference Division II Women's Basketball Player of the Week for the 2025-26 season after helping lead the No. 1-ranked Cavaliers to a pair of win at the Highland Classic last weekend. Garden City's Sokhna Ndiaye was the KJCCC D-I selection.

Warren got her collegiate career off to a strong start over the weekend, averaging 15.0 points, 3.0 rebounds, and 2.5 assists while connecting on an impressive 85.7 percent of her shot attempts in JCCC's two victories.

In a 70-65 win over NJCAA Division I Murray State College, Warren went six-of-seven from the field and three-of-four from the line for 15 points, while also contributing five rebounds, two assists, and a block. A day later, in a 99-61 romp over Central Community College, Warren matched her offensive output from the previous day by scoring 15 points on six-of-seven shooting and three-of-four free throws, while adding one rebound and three assists.