Stewart, a sophomore from Alexandria, Va., patrolled the middle of the field for H-SC's defense from his strong safety position, tallying a game-high 11 tackles on seven solo stops and four assisted. He also added 2.5 tackles-for-loss for a total of 12 yards. In addition, he forced a fumble that the Tigers were able to recover in the first quarter. Stewart helped the Tigers hold Ferrum to one touchdown per-half in opening the season 3-0.

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Vance, a senior from Onley, Va., broke Hampden-Sydney’s single-game record for receiving yards as he tallied 228 yards and a touchdown on 14 receptions. Vance started out the day with two 19-yard receptions – including one touchdown – on the Tigers’ first drive of the game that lasted under two minutes. Three of his other four receptions in the first quarter went for double digit yardage, including a 40-yard reception – his high for the day. He added three more receptions in the second quarter to end the half with 10 receptions for 155 yards and a score. He continued his work into the second half, with four catches for 33-, 18-, 7-, and 15-yards. Over the past two weeks, Vance has made 25 catches for 398 yards and five touchdowns.

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Leonard, a junior from Yorktown, Va., picks up her second weekly award of the 2011 campaign. Leonard helped Lynchburg to a 3-0 week that including shutout victories over Stevenson (8-0) and St. Mary's (10-0) and a 2-1 upset of then #1 ranked Messiah. Leonard scored in all three games as she notched four goals and three assists for 11 points on the week. Against Messiah, she scored LC's first goal and dished out the assist on the game-winning tally. She went on to add one goal in the win over Stevenson, and then recorded two goals and two helpers in the whitewashing of St. Mary's. Leonard currently leads the ODAC in points (23) and goals scored (9), and is tied atop the league in assists (5).

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Sindle, a sophomore from Gloucester, Va., arguably the biggest goal in Randolph men's soccer history on Sunday, as his game-winner in double overtime lifted Randolph College past No. 15 Maryville College on the road. Sindle had a game high seven shots on the afternoon, none bigger than his last one in double OT, which gave Randolph its first win over a ranked opponent in program history. Earlier in the week, Sindle scored once and assisted on two others in a 4-1 win over Ferrum College.

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Dupuy, a freshman from Lynchburg, Va., led the Hornets to a pair of shutout victories by notching 10 points on the week with four goals and two assists. Dupuy scored twice and dished out a pair of assists to have a hand in four of LC's five goals in a 5-0 win over Methodist. She followed that up with two more goals in a 9-0 victory over Sweet Briar to open LC's ODAC schedule. Dupuy is currently fourth in the ODAC in points (12) and goals scored (5).

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Carter, a junior from Moseley, Calif., picks up her second weekly award of the 2011 season. Carter helped R-MC to a 4-0 week, with three of those wins being against ODAC foes and one victory against previously unbeaten Mary Washington. Carter recorded at least 11 kills in each of the four matches and had double digits in three of the four wins as well. She opened the week with 19 kills and 23 digs over Mary Washington, before helping R-MC rally to a 3-1 victory over Virginia Wesleyan on Wednesday with 18 kills and 18 digs. This weekend she had 17 kills and eight digs against Emory and Henry and closed out the week with 11 kills and 12 digs in a win over Guilford. She finished the week with 65 kills and 61 digs as well as eight aces and four block assists.

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Norton, a sophomore from Walled Lake, Mich., finished 15th overall and was the first NCAA Division III runner to cross the finish line at the Adidas Cross Country Challenge hosted by N.C. State. Norton shattered the Quaekrs' five-kilometer race record as he posted the event's top non-Division I time of 15:24.9 seconds. He bettered teammate Derick Kosgei's standard of 15:51 set last season.

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Emma Helsel, freshman from Marshall, Va., set a VWC record in the 5K with a time of 19:35.9, breaking the former record of 19:41.36 set by Ashley Roane in 2008. Helsel was the first NCAA Division III runner to finish in the adidas Cross Country Challenge hosted by North Carolina State University. Her effort helped VWC to place fifth in the field of 10 teams.

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