Most Beautiful Basketball Players of 2022 Pt. 6

Once upon a time many people in the world had this thought that women's basketball players were not as beautiful as others. It's sad but true. However as we have shown you since 2020 (check the links at the end of this feature), women's basketball players are beautiful both inside and out. These women set goals in athletics, education and elsewhere. The most important thing is that they accomplish their goals while living a healthy lifestyle which serve as examples to all of us (male and female) that we can all have large dreams and exceed all expectations! We present to you 2022 version of our "Most Beautiful Basketball Players" series.

Eden Johnson - Georgia Southern

Eden Johnson is a 6-2 junior forward at Georgia Southern. Her team started of its season at 16-8 as she is the squad's leading shot blocker. Her best game as a shot rejecter came earlier in the season when she recorded four blocks in a 68-66 win over Auburn. Johnson also recorded 10 points, 13 rebounds and three steals in that contest. She has recorded two double-doubles this season which resulted into wins for Georgia Southern. Her top scoring performance was a 19-point effort in a 121-105 win over Gardner-Webb. Johnson also posted seven rebounds and five assists in that game.

Rebecca Lescay - Tulsa

Tulsa's Rebecca Lescay is having her best offensive season. The senior is averaging 10 points and 3.7 assists per game. She is also shooting a career best .439 from the field. Lescay scored a season high 25 points against Georgia State in a 67-55 win. She shot 12-19 from the field during the win. Her second game with more than 20 points for the season came last month when she scored 21 in an 80-68 win over Memphis. She made 10 of her 15 shot attempts during that contest. The 5-8 guard has also showed the ability to rebound the ball. Her top performance was a 10-rebound effort against South Florida. Lescay has shined on defense as well. She has recorded three or more steals on five occasions.

Victoria Morris - Rutgers

Victoria Morris is a 5-8 senior reserve guard for Rutgers. Prior to this season she averaged 15.8 points per game last year for Old Dominion. This season she has had some strong performances. She scored a season high 19 points against DePaul during the first month of the season. Earlier this month she had her first back-to-back double figure scoring performances when she posted 14 points against Ohio State, before a 12-point effort against Penn State. From Feb. 7-17, Morris shot 11-22 from the field, including 2-4 from the field while also shooting 8-10 from the free-throw line in three games. She also averaged 10.6 points during that stretch.

Jewel Watkins - Coppin State

Jewel Watkins is a freshman guard/forward for Coppin State. The Lady Eagles have gotten off to a 14-9 start which is a drastic improvement from last season's 2-13 finish. Watkins had contributed to the team's success. She has had two games with 10 or more rebounds. Her season high is a 12-rebound effort in a 68-43 win over Winthrop on Dec. 16. Watkins has twice scored a season high of 16 points and has posted 10 or more points on five occasions. Her most recent double-digit effort was a 10-point performance in an 84-61 win over North Carolina Central, Feb. 14. She also dished out three assists in that game. Watkins kicked off the month showcasing her defensive skills. The rookie swatted a season best three shots in a 64-56 victory over Delaware State, Feb. 2.