MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY RUNNER OF THE WEEK
ERIC JOHNSON, ROANOKE COLLEGE
Johnson, senior from Topsham, Maine, was the
individual champion of the 2006 Maroon Invitational in Salem, Va.
He beat the 79 other finishers with a time off 26:40. This was his
second straight victory after winning the W&L Invitational
earlier in the season. He has won two of the last three Maroon
Invitationals.
| Men's Cross Country Honor Roll | |
| Brandon Spalding, Bridgewater | Fourth at Maroon Invitational with personal season-best time of 27:01.6 |
| Tim Harder, Eastern Mennonite | 13th place at Maroon invitational in a time of 28:42.0 |
| Matt Moore, Hampden-Sydney |
2006 personal best time of 30:58.11 at the Maroon Invitational |
WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY RUNNER OF THE WEEK
MEG HARTNETT, ROANOKE COLLEGE
Harnett finished second at the Maroon Invitational on
Saturday, finishing ahead of all other ODAC runners. She crossed
the finish line with a time of 20:16. Her closest conference
competitor stopped the watches nearly six seconds behind her
pace.
| Women's Cross Country Honor Roll | |
| Brittany Wells, Bridgewater | 10th overall at the Maroon Invitational with a season-best time of 27:01.6 |
| Kendra Nissley, Eastern Mennonite | Third overall at the Maroon Invitational with a time of 20:22.0 |
| Izzy Bulltail-Gillette, Guilford | Debuted in 10th at Old North State Championships with a time of 21:54.6, fifth fastest in school history |
FIELD HOCKEY PLAYER OF THE WEEK
CHRISSY CLANCY, VIRGINIA WESLEYAN
Clancy, a senior from Oak Hill, Va., had a role in
all the scoring in a 3-0 week for VWC, as the Marlins defeated
Wilson College 1-0, won 3-2 in overtime at Randolph-Macon College,
and posted a 12-0 win over Randolph-Macon Woman's College on
Saturday. She recorded four goals and four assists for the
Marlins including the assist on the goal that defeated Wilson, the
game-winning goal at R-MC, and a school record-setting nine points
with three goals and three assists vs. R-MWC. She is the only
player in VWC field hockey history to record three or more goals in
four games. She now leads VWC in scoring with five goals and
seven assists.
| Field Hockey Honor Roll | |
| Erin Spadaro, Bridgewater | Scored twice and assisted on two others as the Eagles went 1-2 for the week |
| Meghan Hershey, Eastern Mennonite | Notched seven points on three goals in a 2-0 week for EMU... score the game-winner against F&M |
| Allie Weir, Lynchburg | Scored seven goals with two assists in a 2-1 week for the Hornets |
| Morgan Hutchinson, Randolph-Macon | Scored three times in a pair of RMC victories including two goals against Bridgewater |
| Rachel Greenleaf, R-M Woman's | Recorded her first career hat-trick in a 4-2 victory over Hood |
| Tara Rubenstein, Wash. & Lee | Saved 14 shots in a 1-1 week for the Generals, shutting out Catholic University in a 2-0 win |
GOLFER OF THE WEEK
JOSEPH POPLIN, GUILFORD
Poplin, a senior from Eden, N.C., paced Guilford at the Sea
Trail Intercollegiate with a seventh-place finish. He shot a
three-under-par 141 (70-71) to help the Quakers finish
10th in the 20-team field. Sea Trail marked the
first outing of the season for Guilford, a very tough task
considering the Quakers were the only NCAA Division III team in the
field (all other schools were NCAA Div. I).
MEN'S SOCCER PLAYER OF THE WEEK
TED SHEEDY, WASHINGTON & LEE
Sheedy, a junior from Pittsburgh, Pa., posted two
shutouts to lead the Generals to a 2-0 week. He had four
saves in a 2-0 victory over Bridgewater and five more in a 4-0
triumph over Hampden-Sydney. W&L's starting net-minder
has allowed one goal all season for a 0.20 goals against
average. Sheedy has not allowed a goal in 288:09 straight
minutes.
| Men's Soccer Honor Roll | |
| Mitch Hamersley, Bridgewater | Notched 20 saves and record one shutout in a 1-1 week for BC... saved 10 shots in each game |
| Jackson Maust, Eastern Mennonite | Goalie recorded 11 saves and allowed only three shots past him in a 1-1 week for EMU |
| Scott Meguid, Guilford | Scored once against Mt. Olive and assisted on another against Hampden-Sydney |
| Will Robbins, Hampden-Sydney | Scored the game-winning goal on a penalty kick for a 2-1 win over Guilford |
| Phil Francois, Lynchburg | Scored the loan goal in LC's loss to Roanoke |
| Pete Hanley, Randolph-Macon | Tallied his third goal in his last two matches in a 2-1 loss to RMC |
WOMEN'S SOCCER PLAYER OF THE WEEK
KATIE LAMM, EASTERN MENNONITE
Lamm, a sophomore from Newmanstown, Pa., scored for
the sixth straight contest with all three tallies to defeat
regionally ninth-ranked Guilford 3-2. Included in that strong trend
of goal scoring were a pair of games in which she netted two or
more goals. EMU's top striker currently leads the squad in
goals scored with nine.
| Women's Soccer Honor Roll | |
| Carrie Lamond, Bridgewater | Scored once and helped out on a second goal as the Eagles went 1-2 for the week. |
| Jada Daniel, Guilford | Hand a hand in all three goals, scoring twice, in GC's 8-1 victory over Bridgewater |
| Ashley Hoath, Lynchburg | Scored four times and assisted on another in a 2-1 week for LC |
| MaryCarol Davis, Randolph-Macon | Scored once and added an assists in RMC's first win of the season against Bridgewater |
| Kristen Johnson, Sweet Briar | Goalkeeper stopped 10 shots including an eight-save effort against Bridgewater in a 1-2 week for SBC |
| Kiki Moreo, Washington & Lee | Goalkeeper picked up her fourth shutout of the season in a 0-0 tie with Virginia Wesleyan |
VOLLEYBALL PLAYER OF THE WEEK
MARSHA HERMES, BRIDGEWATER
Hermes, a junior from Warrenton, Va., was named the
Most Outstanding Player after leading the Eagles to a 4-0 record
and the championship at the BC Invitational. For the four matches
in the tournament, Hermes averaged 4.64 kills per game and finished
with a .452 hitting percentage. She hit a combined .451 during the
Eagles 4-1 full week with 79 total kills, 20 digs, and 10 blocks in
18 combined games played. She hit better than .350 in all
four matches with stunning high of .525 on 21 kills (three errors)
in 34 attempts.
| Volleyball Honor Roll | |
| Lisa Berry, Eastern Mennonite | Had 12 kills, 13 digs, and five aces for the Lady Royals in a 1-1 week |
| Julianna Garren, Emory & Henry | Hammered out 11 kills and collected 15 digs in E&H's only match of the week, a 3-2 win over Ferrum |
| Kaci Loeffler, Guilford | Collected 21 digs in a three set loss to W&L during GC's only match |
| Dara Sandifer, Lynchburg | Dished out 112 assists in a 1-2 week for LC, good enough for a 10.2 per game average. |
| Maggie McDearmon, Randolph-Macon | Recorded 69 kills, 62 digs, and 10 blocks in the Yellow Jackets 3-2 week |
| Katie Heilenday, Virginia Wesleyan | Hammered out 36 kills in three victories for the Marlins and became the all-time school leader in solo blocks (57) with a pair against Lynchburg |
| Lauren Edmonson, Wash. & Lee | Became just the eighth General to surpass the 1,000 career dig mark... currently has 1,039 digs |