Keystone College graphic honoring United East Conference Players of the Week Jayda Price, No. 1, for offense and Desiree Stamps, No. 5, for defense. Price dribbles on the left, while Stamps prepares to shoot on the right, against a navy background with orange and white lettering and Keystone and United East logos.

Stamps and Price Sweep United East Women's Basketball Weekly Awards

11/9/2026 5:34:00 PM

LA PLUME, PA- Keystone College women's basketball teammates Desiree Stamps (Alpharetta, GA/Centennial) and Jayda Price (York, PA/William Penn) earned United East Conference weekly recognition, with Stamps named Defensive Player of the Week and Price selected as Offensive Player of the Week.

The pair helped the Giants continue their strong start to the season, highlighted by a 71–46 victory over Penn State Hazleton on Saturday at Ace Spalding Arena. Keystone improved to 2–0 behind a balanced offensive attack and a defensive effort that limited the visitors to 29.2 percent shooting.

Stamps contributed six rebounds, all on the defensive end, and two steals against Penn State Hazleton, helping Keystone control possessions and keep the visitors from finding an offensive rhythm. She also added eight points, including a pair of three-pointers, and an assist in 35 minutes without committing a turnover.

Her defensive contributions helped the Giants hold Penn State Hazleton to single-digit scoring in both the second and third quarters. Keystone allowed just eight points in the second period and nine in the third, building a 43–21 halftime advantage before extending the margin to 58–30 entering the fourth quarter. The Giants forced 24 turnovers and held the visitors to 3-for-21 shooting from beyond the arc.

Price delivered a triple-double in the victory, finishing with 17 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists while adding three steals. She shot 6-for-12 from the field and connected on four of her seven three-point attempts, providing efficient scoring alongside her playmaking.

Price recorded 10 of Keystone's 15 assists and committed just one turnover in 37 minutes. Her rebounding included four offensive boards, helping extend possessions as the Giants collected 25 offensive rebounds and scored 15 second-chance points.

Together, Stamps and Price helped Keystone turn its defensive stops into offensive opportunities. The Giants finished with an 18–6 advantage in points off turnovers and knocked down 12 three-pointers in the win, showcasing the contributions that earned the teammates conference recognition.

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