22 points, six rebounds, five assists and four steals were good enough to earn Temeka Johnson the EuroCup Women Players of the Week Award.
Even more importantly for Johnson and her teammates was the 16 point victory over Botas Spor on Thursday that accompanied her big night. It capped a 153-146 aggregate win that sent them on to the Quarter-Finals where they will face Saarlouis Royals.
Saarlouis Royals had a narrow escape against KK Hemofarm Stada on Wednesday night and advanced to the EuroCup Women Quarter-Finals.
Holding a commanding 21-point after the first leg, René Spandauw's club travelled south to Serbia and lost 84-69, but that was good enough to progress in the competition with a 155-149 triumph on aggregate.
Municipal Targoviste's Linda Fröhlich was on Friday named the EuroCup Women Player of the Week, an award based on players efficiency ratings.
Fröhlich scored 30 points and grabbed seven rebounds on Thursday night in her team's 80-55 win over Gran Canaria in the first of their two Eighth-Final Round match-ups.
Sony Athinaikos didn't have new signing Ruth Riley in the line-up but they won the first leg of their EuroCup Women Eighth-Finals tie at Dynamo Kyiv anyway.
Olga Chatzinikolaou scored 12 points - one of her season high - and Nikole Soulis weighed in with 10 as the Greek team won in Ukraine, 57-56.
Sony Athinaikos didn't have new signing Ruth Riley in the line-up but they won the first leg of their EuroCup Women Eighth-Finals tie at Dynamo Kyiv anyway.
It's hard to believe, but Saarlouis Royals trailed by six points going into the fourth quarter of their EuroCup Women Eighth-Finals game against KK Hemofarm Stada on Wednesday night yet won the game 86-65.
The German club, not wanting to face a first-leg deficit in Serbia next week, ended up claiming a convincing victory that has put them very close to the Quarter-Finals.