Trued, a senior from Lorton, Va., was a mainstay in Emory & Henry's backfield on Saturday as the Randolph-Macon upended the previously undefeated Wasps, 22-10. Trued recorded 2.5 quarterback sacks that cost E&H 22 yards of offense. He made 3.0 stops behind the line of scrimmage in total, accounting for 23 yards lost. Trued and teammate Calvin Davis combined on a 10-yard sack in the third quarter, and the senior lineman had a pair of solo efforts in the fourth quarter, one for a loss of seven yards and the other for another 10-yard setback for E&H. Trued finished the contest with six total stops.

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Heinsohn, a senior from Charlottesville, Va., helped lead Washington and Lee to a 42-21 win over Guilford on Saturday by rushing for 146 yards and three touchdowns on 24 carries. He had a pair of 13-yard touchdown runs --- one to close the first half and the other to open the second half --- and a 1-yard burst just before the end of the third quarter. Heinsohn, who also serves as the Generals' kicker, converted six PATs to finish with 24 total points and became the Washington & Lee all-time scoring leader in the process. Heinsohn now has 228 career points, eclipsing the former record of 220 held by Marc Watson since the 2001 season. That total is also just 24 points from cracking the top-five all-time in the ODAC. For the year, Heinsohn leads the ODAC with 486 yards and nine touchdowns on 78 carries. His 72 points also lead the league.

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Leonard, a senior from Yorktown, Va., picks up her second straight weekly honor after she helped Lynchburg to a 2-1 week with its lone loss coming to 14th-ranked Christopher Newport. The senior co-captain opened her week with all three goals in a 3-0 conference win over Eastern Mennonite University. She followed that with two goals in a 9-1 triumph over Bridgewater. Against CNU, she fired seven shots, all on the Captains' cage, as LC outshot CNU, 15-7, in a 1-0 loss.

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Dozier III, a freshman from Manakin-Sabot, Va., posted his second tournament medalist finish of the fall season on the way to his second weekly award of the campaign. He recorded a pair of under par rounds to win the VSGA Intercollegiate Championship title by seven strokes. He opened with a two-under par 68 and finished with a one-under 69 on the way to his two-day 137 on the 6,235-yard track at Danville Golf Club in Danville, Va. The two rounds in the 60's were the only sub-70 rounds of the event. Dozier's mark also set a VWC record for 36 holes, topping the former Marlin mark of 140 set by Cole Herrington in the 2004 Camp Lejeune Intercollegiate Championship. He is the first VWC golfer to take medalist honors at the state event since 1989 when Albie Flanagan did it with a 75, defeating Lynchburg College's Charles Hutchinson in a sudden-death playoff.

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Cornell, a junior from Front Royal, Va., enjoyed his best offensive game as a VWC player, producing a hat trick with three goals in a 4-2 win at Emory & Henry. He recorded his first tally just 1:31 into the contest, and then made it 2-0 in the 12th minute. E&H pulled back to within one goal twice at 2-1 and 3-2 before Cornell put the game away with this third score in the 65th minute. Cornell is the first VWC player to score three goals in a game since 2009 when Clay Price turned the trick at N.C. Wesleyan.

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Logan, a junior from Culloden, W.Va., led Hollins to a 1-1 week with the loss coming in a tight 5-4 overtime decision against Emory & Henry. In that game, she notched HU's first goal to tie the score 1-1 in the 25th minute. Logan continued her week with four goals as Hollins exploded for a 9-2 win over Eastern Mennonite. After HU had twice gone ahead only to see EMU tie the game at 2-all, Logan scored HU's third, fourth, sixth and seventh goals break the game open. Logan, who entered the season with eight career tallies, has already scored seven goals this season as she paces Hollins with 16 points.

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Boles, a junior from Houston, Texas, put together five double-doubles to help lead the Generals to a 3-2 week. She averaged 4.35 kills and 3.75 digs per set. Boles notched matches of 12, 14, 16 and 17 kills in addition to a career-high 28 winners to go along with 26 digs for her first 20-20 match in a five-setter against Geneva. The 28 kills are the second-highest single-match total in W&L history, trailing only Nancy Reinhart's 29 kills in 1996. She also became the ninth W&L athlete to reach the 1,000 career kills plateau. For the week, Boles hit .270 with 87 kills, 75 digs, eight aces, seven assists and seven total blocks.

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Smith, a senior from Roanoke, Va., collects his second straight and third overall weekly award as he finished fourth at the Don Cathcart Invitational hosted by Salisbury University. The 2011 ODAC Runner of the Year set a new seasonal top-time in the conference as he finished the eight-kilometer course in 25:35.00. His efforts helped lead the Maroons to a fourth place team showing.

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Kubisiak, a freshman from Abbottstown, Pa., made a splash in her first collegiate appearance as she finished seventh overall at the Roy Griak Invitational hosted by the University of Minnesota. She finished the six-kilometer course with a time of 22:30.75, almost 55-seconds faster than teammate and 2011 ODAC Runner of the Year, Olivia Mills. Kubisiak's time is tops in the ODAC this season by 6.25 seconds.

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