Martello, a senior from Stamford, Conn., put together a strong day to lead the Catholic defense in its 49-0 shutout of Anna Maria on Saturday. Martello led the unit with 12 stops, including seven solo and one behind the line of scrimmage. He accounted two of the three turnovers forced by the Cardinals. At the end of the first quarter, Martello intercepted an AMCAT pass and stalled a promising Anna Maria drive in CUA territory. In the third quarter, Martello forced a recovered a fumble near midfield. The turnover setup the Cardinals final score of the game. Martello is currently second on the squad with 15 stops, while his two forced and recovered fumbles lead CUA.

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Hollerith, a freshman from Richmond, Va., helped lead the Generals to a 35-24 victory over Sewanee on Saturday, which marked Washington and Lee's 16th straight home victory. Hollerith ran for 158 yards and three touchdowns on just 22 carries for an average of 6.9 yards per rush. His efforts were a large part of W&L's 458-yard rushing day, the seventh-best single-game total in ODAC history. Hollerith's first two touchdown runs broke ties with the Tigers, and his final score broke the game open late in the third quarter. Hollerith is currently eighth in the ODAC with 213 yards rushing to go with four touchdowns via the ground.

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Holloman, a freshman from Suffolk, Va., helped the Maroons win their ODAC opener, although it took extra time to do it. Both squads played to a scoreless draw thru 70 mintues of action, but Holloman secured the victory for RC by turning the ninth penalty corner taken by the Maroons into a game-winner in the 72nd minute. The goal marked Holloman's second of the season, one which handed VWC its first conference loss in three games.

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Burt, a junior from Lansing, Mich., finished second at the Hampden-Sydney Invitational hosted at The Manor in Farmville, Va. Burt shot an even-par 144 on the par 72, 7,246-yard track, which helped Hampden-Sydney to a second place team showing. He opened with a two-under 70 before posting a two-over 74 on day two. Burt currently leads the ODAC with a 72.8 per round stroke average.

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White, a senior from Virginia Beach, Va., scored half of the Maroons' goals this week as Roanoke posted a pair of ODAC victories. White scored twice to open his week in a 3-0 triumph over Emory & Henry. He followed that with another tally in a 3-0 victory over Eastern Mennonite. White is currently fifth in the ODAC in points (11) and tied for third in goals scored (5).

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Beasley, a junior from Virginia Beach, Va., provided a pair of game-winners in the Generals 2-0 week against conference opponents. He first decider came in the 63rd minute against Roanoke as she supplied the only goal of the game in a 1-0 win. The drama intensified at Virginia Wesleyan on Saturday as the winner didn't come until the 120th minute when Beasley broke a 0-0 deadlock for the Generals' second straight 1-0 victory. W&L sits atop the conference at 4-0 in the league table. Beasley has notched 12 points on four goals and four assists, the latter of which is tied for second in the ODAC.

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Grimes, a junior from Midland, Va., helped the Eagles to a 3-2 week that included a 3-1 showing at the Gallaudet University Worthington Classic. Grimes had four matches of nine or more kills, including 13 each in a pair of 3-2 wins over Gallaudet and Mary Washington. She hit .417 against UMW, adding a eight blocks and three digs in the Eagles' win. BC's middle hitter hit .337 for the week and notched 18 total blocks, including four solo efforts.

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Goncarovs, a senior from Ithaca, N.Y., was the first NCAA Division III finisher to cross the line a the 198-runner Charlotte XC Invitational. The race was split into University (D-I) and College (D-II, III, NAIA) divisions, which Goncarovs placing fourth in the latter and 12th overall with a time of 25:34.6 over the eight-kilometer course. His time is a personal season-best and sixth fastest in school history.

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Wade, a junior from Chesapeake, Va., placed fifth out of 126 runners at the Don Cathcart Invitational hosted by Salisbury University. She posted a time of 22:48.4 over the six-kilometer course, which was the second-best finisher amongst NCAA Division III participants. Her time marks a personal-best and the second fastest in program history, just nine seconds short of Shelby Bryceland's record, which she set in the same event in 2012.

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