McDonald, a sophomore from Richmond, Va., competed in two events at the Denison Lid Lifter hosted by Denison University. He finished second both times, tying a Washington and Lee school-record in the process. He was the runner-up in the 800-meter run, matching the W&L standard with a time of 1:57.46. It also ranks as the fastest in the ODAC this season and 20th in NCAA Division III. He also ran the lead-leg of the Generals' distance medley relay team that placed second in 11:00.07. It marks the first DMR run in the ODAC this season and ranks 30th nationally.

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Katterhagen, a senior from The Woodlands, Texas, competed in four events athe Denison Lid Lifter hosted by Denison University on Saturday. She posted the second-fastest time in in the 60-meter hurdles in the ODAC this season, posting a second-place time of 9.63-seconds. Her second top-five showing came in the pole vault as she cleared 3.05 meters (10' 0.0") to place third. Katterhagen then took to the track, finishing eighth in the 200-meter dash in 27.99-seconds, which ranks eighth in the ODAC. Her performance was capped by a 12th place showing in the 60-meter dash in 8.55-seconds.

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McCarthy, a senior from Rockville, Md., helped Guilford extend its winning streak to four straight games with a pair of conference wins. McCarthy skirted the lines of a triple-double in a 74-54 triumph at Randolph. He was 8-of-12 from the field, including 4-of-6 from deep, on the way to 20 points to go with a career-best tying nine rebounds and seven assists. He also registered a pair of steals. The game marked his third straight with at least 20 points scored. He cashed out four more three-pointers in a 71-56 win against Washington and Lee. He finished with 12 points, four rebounds and three assists, adding in two more steals and a blocked shot. McCarthy is now third in Guilford history in three-pointers made (229) and attempted (615). He's currently seventh in the ODAC in scoring at 14.9 points per game. He leads the conference in three-pointers made (54), is second in steals (36) and seventh in free throw percentage (80.7).

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Saleh, a sophomore from Cairo, Egypt, helped the Yellow Jackets to a dual meet victory over Catholic University. He swam in four events for Randolph-Macon, winning each discipline. He posted a time of 0:54.39 to touch the wall first in the 100-yard backstroke. He duplicated the effort in the 100-yard freestyle with a time of 0:49.40. Saleh already owned the second-best time in the ODAC in both events this season. Saleh then took to the relays, helping his teammates finish first in the 200-yard medley and 400-yard freestyle relays in times of 1:39.63 and 3:18.86, respectively.

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Monahan, a sophomore from Cincinnati, Ohio, helped the Vixens to a pair of dual meet wins against ODAC competition. She competed in seven total events, winning four times individually and three times in relays. Each of her individual times rank inside the ODAC's top-15 in each respective event. In a 166-36 win over Hollins, Monahan touched first in the 800-meter freestyle in 10:22.00. She went on to help her teammates to first place showings in the 400-meter medley (5:14.31) and 800-meter freestyle (10:02.00) relays. Monahan helped supply the winning points in a 142-120 win over Bridgewater. After winning both the 100-meter (1:11.94) and 200-meter (2:38.15) backstroke events, she added the 400-meter freestyle to her performance, winning the discipline in 4:55.82. She also helped the Vixens to top prize in the 400-meter medley relay (4:59.91).

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Perszyk, a freshman from Greendale, Wis., helped the Generals to a pair of conference wins to move within one game of the top spot in the ODAC standings. Perszyk buried nine three-pointers on the week, bringing her season total to 34 -- the most at W&L since Meg Ingram connected on 66 in 2012. Perszyk notced a game-best 22 points in a 64-49 win at Randolph. She nailed 6-of-10 from deep, making five of those shots (including three straight possessions) during a decisive 25-10 run over the final 10 minutes to defeat the WildCats. She added four rebounds and two steals to her totals. In a 83-72 home win over Virginia Wesleyan, Perszyk connected on 3-of-4 from long distance, finishing with 11 points and two rebounds to help the Generals to their seventh win in eight games. Perszyk is averaging 9.4 points per game. Her 34 made three-pointers rank fifth in the ODAC, while she's eighth in three-point percentage (37.0).

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