Janes, a junior from Waynesboro, Va., put together a banner week that included a pair of game-deciding goals.  In a 2-1 over Southern Virginia, Janes put the Eagles up 2-0 in the 67th minute with his first goal of the season.  He followed with a game-tying assist in the Eagles' eventual victory over St. Mary's, 2-1.  On Sunday, Janes helped the Eagles to their third straight 2-1 triumph as he unlocked a 1-1 game by slotting his shot over the Salisbury keeper in the 72nd minute to push the Eagles ahead of the 12th-ranked Sea Gulls.

Men's Soccer Honor Roll

Mark Mast, East. Mennonite - (So, M - Harrisonburg, VA, 10)
Mast had a hand in each of EMU's game-winning goals this past week, helping the Royals to a 2-1 record. On Wednesday, Mast scored the game winner in the 21st minute when he stole the ball from a Cairn defender and beat the goalie to score. Then in Sunday's win over Stevenson, Mast pulled the goalie to the right side of the goal on a breakaway and centered to Jordan Hollinger for the assist on an easy score, putting the Royals on top in the 13th minute.

Jacob Hood, Randolph - (Jr, M - New Market, MD, 11)
Hood helped Randolph rebound with a 2-0 week, as he scored two goals in a 4-0 shutout over Cal Lutheran Friday evening. In the win over the Kingsmen, Hood scored the first and last goal by the Wildcats, and scored on two of the three shots he had this week.

AJ Tierce, Roanoke - (Sr, MF - Vorrhees, NJ, 22)
Tierce scored the lone goal in the Maroons' 1-0 victory over Greensboro College during the Shellenberger Classic.

James Dutcher, Shenandoah - (Jr, GK - Severn, Md., 1)
Dutcher was solid between the posts for SU despite a 1-2 record on the week.  In a 2-0 loss to Christopher Newport, Dutcher stopped 17 shots, which took over second place in the Shenandoah single-game record books.  He followed that with 12 saves in a 3-0 win over Marymount (Va.)

Albert Civitarese, Washington and Lee - (So, GK - Bridgeville, Pa., 1)
Civitarese helped W&L to a 1-1 showing this weekend with seven saves in net.  He made five stops against Dickinson on Sunday.