MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY RUNNER OF THE WEEK
NOAH MACE, GUILFORD COLLEGE
Mace, a sophomore from Chapel Hill, N.C., led
Guilford at the Greensboro Cross Country Invitational with a
ninth-place finish among 159 competitors, second among Division III
harriers. His time of 27:40 shattered his own school record by
nearly a minute. He finished second among NCAA Division III
runners.
| Men's Cross Country Honor Roll | |
| Robert Aaron, Virginia Wesleyan | One of two VWC runners (Evan Ashby) to clock in at 27:35.0 at the Tidewater Fall Classic |
| Jeremy Falke, Lynchburg | 32nd overall at the Paul Short Invitational in a season-best time of 26:58.0 |
| Eric Johnson, Roanoke | 14th overall at the Salisbury Invitational... was the ninth Div. III runner to cross the line, finishing in 26:13.0 |
| Michael Welsh, Washington & Lee |
Helped lead the Generals to a ninth-place finish by placing 24th in a season-best time of 26:34.0 |
WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY RUNNER OF THE WEEK
JACKIE BURNS, WASHINGTON & LEE
UNIVERSITY
Burns, a sophomore from Burke, Va., helped the
Generals to a seventh place finish out of 27 teams at the Lehigh
Paul Short Invitational on Friday afternoon by placing sixth of 231
runners with a personal-best 6K time of 22:24. The time was
also a Washington and Lee record for the six-kilometer
distance. This is her second ODAC weekly award of the fall
season.
| Women's Cross Country Honor Roll | |
| Ashley Armistead, Lynchburg | Placed 92nd in the 231-runner open division at the Paul Short Invitational with a time of 25:04.0 |
| Charissa Duncan, Guilford | Her time of 21.27.2 is the fourth-fastest in Quaker cross country history |
| Mallory McClaine, Roanoke | 10th overall at the Salisbury invitational with a time of 22:55.0, the fifth-best Div. III time at the event |
| Ashley Roane, Virginia Wesleyan | Finished 26th at the Tidewater Fall Classic with a time of 23:55.0 |
FIELD HOCKEY PLAYER OF THE WEEK
LAURA CHRISTIANSON, LYNCHBURG
COLLEGE
Christianson, a senior from Virginia Beach, Va., scored the game
winning goal with 15 minutes left to play in LC's 2-1 win at
Randolph-Macon College Tuesday. LC defeated its second conference
opponent Saturday, as Christianson scored once in an important 4-2
victory at Virginia Wesleyan.
| Field Hockey Honor Roll | |
| Kim Johnston, Bridgewater | Scored the lone goal in BC's 2-1 loss to W&L... tally put the Eagles ahead and helped the squad into OT |
| Kendall Korte, Washington & Lee | Scored the game-winning goal in a 2-1 conference win over Bridgewater |
| Lauren Michel, Eastern Mennonite | Scored twice in a 10-1 win over RMWC, and notched two more in a 5-1 win over Roanoke |
| Nichole Smith, RMWC | Beat the goalkeeper twice in a 6-0 victory over Mary Baldwin |
| Lindsay Walker, Randolph-Macon | Notched three goals on the week with one apiece against Lynchburg, Catawba, and Catholic |
MEN'S SOCCER PLAYER OF THE WEEK
JAMES MONASTRA, VIRGINIA WESLEYAN COLLEGE
Monastra, a junior from Lake Ridge, Va., led Virginia
Wesleyan to a thrilling 3-2 victory over Hampton Roads rival
Christopher Newport University by recording a rare hat trick.
He scored the first goal of the game and then brought VWC back from
a 2-1 deficit by scoring the final two goals of the contest.
VWC finished the week with a 1-0-1 record to improve to 9-1-1
overall and to 3-0-1 in the ODAC.
| Men's Soccer Honor Roll | |
| John Costello, Bridgewater | Scored the lone goal in a loss to Greensboro, and assisted on the tying goal versus Bethany |
| Matt Garofalo, Randolph-Macon | Broke a 1-1 tie with his second goal of the season against Bridgewater |
| Marcus Jordan, Lynchburg | Made nine saves in a double-overtime 0-0 tie against Virginia Wesleyan |
| John Lindsay, Washington & Lee | Notched the game-deciding score in a 3-1 win over Roanoke |
| Ben Marchetti, Hampden-Sydney | Picked up a pair of shutouts on the week, making six saves apiece against RMC and E&H |
| Scott Mequid, Guilford | Tied his career high with two goals in a 3-0 win over Chowan... leads the team with three two-goal games |
| Andrew Moore, Eastern Mennonite | Notched a goal and an assist in a 0-1-1 week for the Royals... time for the team lead in goals (4) |
WOMEN'S SOCCER PLAYER OF THE WEEK
ANNE WILTSHIRE, WASHINGTON & LEE
UNIVERSITY
Wiltshire, a senior from Richmond, Va., scored at
least one goal in all three of the Generals' wins. She
registered her second hat-trick of the season against Bridgewater,
that effort following a two-goal outing against E&H. She
also scored once against Marymount. With her 24 points (10 g,
4 a), she now ranks second all-time in career points (128) at
W&L, surpassing Fontaine Marcoux '04.
| Women's Soccer Honor Roll | |
| Jennah Carter, Guilford | Scored both goals in a 2-1 win over E&H and assisted on the lone goal in a 1-0 victory over Lynchburg |
| MaryCarol Davis, Randolph-Macon | Notched two goals, both in the second half, in a 4-1 triumph over Hollins |
| Annie Johnson, RMWC | Scored two of the squad's three goals in a 10-3 loss to Hartwick |
| Lindsey Snyder, Eastern Mennonite | Notched a pair of goals and assisted on another in a 6-0 whitewashing of Shenandoah |
| Kim Vaughan, Lynchburg | Scored both goals in the Hornets victory over Greensboro |
| Lindsey Williams, Virginia Wesleyan | Recorded her fifth consecutive shutout in a 2-0 week... Three away from tying the school mark (27) |
VOLLEYBALL PLAYER OF THE WEEK
AMANDA WALSH, LYNCHBURG COLLEGE
Walsh, a sophomore from Forest, Va., led the Hornets
to wins in both of its ODAC matches last week, and a 2-1 overall
record. She smashed 14 kills with just two errors and added nine
blocks in a four-set win at Emory & Henry College Tuesday. She
followed that up with a 15-kill five-game showing in victory over
Randolph-Macon. She capped the week with 16 kills and five
blocks in a tough five-set loss to Averett.
| Volleyball Honor Roll | |
| Brianna Bone, Sweet Briar | Collected 14 kills and 20 digs in a 1-2 week for the Vixens |
| Erika Dirnagl, Bridgewater | Hammered out 24 kills at a .579 clip in two wins last week... also blocked 12 attempts |
| Mollee Farrell, Randolph-Macon | Picked up 58 total kills in a 1-2 week for the Yellow Jackets |
| Megan Good, Eastern Mennonite | Came away with 20 kills and 10 digs while posting a .356 hitting percentage in a 1-1 week for the Royals |
| Jen Perkinson, Virginia Wesleyan | Just 19 kills shy of the being the first VWC player with 1,000 in her career... had 25 in two wins |
| Megan Tucker, Guilford | Picked up 34 digs, 14 kills, and five aces in a 0-3 week for the Quakers |
| Jessica Ulrich, Washington & Lee | Collected 16 kills to go with 24 digs, eight aces, and six blocks in a pair of wins for the Generals |