Look, a senior from Dallas, Texas, picks up his second weekly award of the season after helping Washington and Lee to a 49-13 win over Catholic. Look made seven solo tackles on the way to 10 total stops that included a tackle for a loss. He also had a pass break-up as the W&L defense held Catholic to 254 passing yards, which was 76 yards below its conference-leading per game average coming into the contest. The defense combined with W&L's offense to hold the Cardinals to just 22:27 in time of possession compared to 37:33 for the Generals. Look leads the Generals with 83 tackles, which is fourth in the ODAC.

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Rohle, a senior from Mechanicsville, Va., carried the Tiger offense in the 63-49 win over Guilford with five touchdowns and 232 all purpose yards. On the ground, the senior back ran for four scores and 139 yards on 22 carries while averaging 6.3 yards-per-touch. Through the air, Rohle averaged 18.6 yards-per-catch hauling in five passes for 93 yards and a score. When the Tigers were down 14-0 early, Rohle was the first to move the chains and find the end zone for the Tigers. The Tigers could not get a first down in the first quarter, but Rohle then accounted for 38 of the 51 yards needed to score early in the second quarter to cut the deficit to 14-7. He then tacked on two more touchdowns to end the second quarter, while giving the Tigers their first lead of the day – one they would not give up. He continued his work into the third quarter scoring both of Hampden-Sydney’s touchdowns – his first on a seven yard run and second on a 43-yard reception. His longest rush came on a 41-yard run that set up his fourth touchdown of the day.

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Jacobs, a freshman from Orange, Va., helped R-MC lock up second place and a first-round bye in the ODAC Tournament with a hat trick against Virginia Wesleyan on Wednesday. In R-MC’s 4-1 win, Jacobs tied the game at 1-1 and then added another first half strike to pull the Jackets ahead for good at 2-1. Jacobs capped the scoring 64 minutes in to seal the win for R-MC. Jacobs now has a team best 12 goals on the season, which is second in the ODAC.

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Ratner, a junior from Asheville, N.C., earns his third consecutive weekly honor after winning his third event of the fall season. Ratner captured the O'Briant-Jensen Memorial with a one-over 141 (65-76), just one stroke ahead of teammate Andrew Thompson (70-72). Ratner helped the Quakers earn their second straight team crown (594 total). Ratner's opening round 65 set a new personal career-low and was the second lowest round in Guilford golf history. His second round 76 mark his first over par round (8 total) of the fall. He currently owns a 69.75 per round average, tops in the ODAC.

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Leap, a senior from Harrisonburg, Va., picks up his third weekly award of the season. Leap continued his scoring ways last week, providing the nail in the coffin in both of EMU’s wins over rival Bridgewater College. In Sunday’s 2-0 ODAC Quarterfinal win, Leap put the game out of reach with a goal with just 5:04 remaining. He knocked in a header off a corner kick in Tuesday’s 2-0 shutout at Bridgewater. Leap now has 10 goals and 3 assists for 23 points, which is tied for second in the ODAC (third in goals scored).

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Graves, a junior from Christiansburg, Va., earns her second straight weekly award after leading the Maroons to a trio of wins last week. In the ODAC regular season finale against the Quakers, Graves scored the only goal of a 1-0 win to help Roanoke secure the third seed in the ODAC Tournament. On Tuesday against non-conference Mary Washington, Graves again slotted home the game's only tally with a header in the 49th minute. Then against GC in the ODAC Quarterfinals, Graves scored the second goal in a 2-0 win to propel the Maroons into the ODAC semifinals. Graves has a team-best nine goals on the season.

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Cassada, a senior from Charlotte, N.C., earns her second swimming weekly award of the early season. Cassada helped lead the Washington and Lee women's swimming team to a 147-89 victory over Transylvania on Saturday by winning one individual event and participating on two winning relay teams. She took the 50-yard freestyle by completing the event in 25.83. She also swam the lead leg on the winning 400 medley (4:12.40) and 200 free relay teams (1:43.52) as the Generals improved to 3-0 on the season.

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Loftis, a junior from Coventry, Conn., helped the Hornets to a 5-0 week to close the regular season heading into the ODAC Tournament. Loftis collected 37 kills and hit .400 for the week covering 15 games played. Her lowest attack percentage in any one match was .294 as she committed just seven errors in 75 opportunities. She also had a strong week defensively as she collected 17 total blocks, good for 1.13 per game. Her best outing came against Randolph College when she registered 11 kills to go with five blocks in a 3-0 win.

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