Sproles, a junior from Norton, Va., helped the Emory & Henry defense hold Randolph-Macon to just 10 points as E&H opened its ODAC schedule with a 17-10 win. Sproles recorded 10 or more tackles for the third straight week, and now leads the ODAC with 53 total tackles. He made 11 stops from his linebacker position, but also intercepted a pair of passes. His second interception preserved a 3-0 second quarter lead and perhaps the flow of the rest of the game as he intercepted a pass in the Wasps' end zone with R-MC on the three-yard line. E&H scored on the ensuing drive, opening up a 10-0 advantage.

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Heinsohn, a junior from Charlottesville, Va., helped lead Washington and Lee to a 63-0 win over Guilford on Saturday by rushing for a season-high 167 yards and a career-high four touchdowns on just 12 carries. Heinsohn averaged 13.9 yards per carry, scoring on touchdown runs of 2 yards, 4 yards, 23 yards and 63 yards. For the season, Heinsohn has rushed for 423 yards and an ODAC-high eight touchdowns on 66 carries. The 2010 ODAC rushing champion, Heinsohn's 423 yards are currently third in the conference.

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Leonard, a junior from Yorktown, Va., picks up her third weekly award of the season. Leonard scored five goals last week with four of them coming in one game against ODAC rival Roanoke College. She added another goal against Washington & Lee University to bring her total to five on the week. Leonard ranks first in the ODAC in points (34) and goals (14).

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Ratner, a junior from Asheville, N.C., collected his first collegiate individual tournament title and led the Quakers to a tie for second place in the team standings in perhaps the most high profile event of the fall season. Ratner posted a 3-under par 213 (72-70-71) to finish atop a field that included most of the top finishers from the 2011 NCAA Division III National Championships last spring, as well as other top-ranked teams. Ratner was the only player to finish under par for the tournament. The Gordin Classic-NCAA Division III Preview was played at the Mission Inn Resort in Howey-in-the-Hills, Fla. That venue will serve as the host site of the 2012 NCAA Division III Championships in mid-May.

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White, a sophomore from Virginia Beach, Va., scored three goals for the Maroons last week, including the game-winner in overtime to defeat Averett, 1-0. He added two more tallies in a 3-0 win over Eastern Mennonite to push Roanoke four points clear of the second place Royals in the ODAC standings. White is currently tied for second in the ODAC with seven goals scored and third with 14 points.

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Dupuy, a freshman from Lynchburg, Va., picks up her second weekly award after collecting 22 points last week. Dupuy scored 11 goals in three games played. She tallied five goals against Eastern Mennonite University, tying a school record for most goals in a single game. Dupuy added three goals against conference opponent Hollins University and added another three in the victory over Meredith College. Her 20 total goals are five short of the school record for most goals in a season. She has scored a goal in eight straight games. Out of the 26 goals Lynchburg scored last week, 11 came from Dupuy. She ranks first in the ODAC in goals (20) and points (45).

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Dee, a senior from Tallahassee, Fla., was effective on both offense and defense in helping Washington and Lee to a 3-0 week that included a pair of wins over conference opponents. Dee collected 23 kills and hit .500 for the week, but also registered 15 total blocks in the three matches, including eight solo stoppers. The Generals' middle went for five kills and one block in a 3-0 win over Eastern Mennonite. She continued with four kills and eight blocks (five solo) in a 3-0 victory at Virginia Wesleyan. The trip to VWC including a match against Mary Washington, in which Dee smashed 14 kills to go with six blocks and an ace in a 3-0 triumph. Dee currently leads the ODAC with 56 total blocks and 24 solos. She is also third in the league in hitting at a .306 clip.

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Whitson, a senior from Stephens City, Va., posted the ODAC's top eight-kilometer time of the season at the Don Cathcart Invitational hosted by Salisbury University. He finished the course in a time of 25:07, good enough for sixth overall. His time is also the second-best 8K time in Virginia Wesleyan men's cross country history.

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Mills, a junior from Fredericksburg, Va., earns her second weekly award of the season. Mills finished third overall at the Don Cathcart Invitational at Salisbury University to lead the Eagles to a third-place team finish. Mills was second among D-III runners with a time of 21:37. The time was a new Bridgewater 6K course record and marks the fastest 6K time in the ODAC this season.

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