Boatwright, a first-year from Washington, D.C., helped the nationally 18th-ranked Generals finish the season with a pair of ODAC victories to lock up the top seed in the upcoming ODAC Tournament. Boatwright was on the mark twice in Washington and Lee's 5-2 comeback victory over 14th-ranked Shenandoah University. She knotted the game at 2-2 just 1:14 before the end of the first half after collecting a rebounded shot and sending a backhanded effort through a crowd and into the cage. Boatwright then put the Generals ahead, 3-2, 5:58 into the third period. Freddie Tobeason sent a shot from just inside the top of the circle towards Boatwright just in front of the keeper. She redirected the effort into the cage for the eventual game-winner. The win over SU and three-goal margin of victory proved the difference in securing the top seed in the ODAC Tournament after the application of league tiebreakers. Boatwright was again on the scoresheet twice in W&L's regular season-capping 3-0 win at Bridgewater. She assisted Peyton Tysinger on the second goal of the with 5:02 left in the second quarter. She then notched the third goal of the game 5:08 into the third quarter. For the season, Boatwright has collected 24 points on 10 goals and four assists. She has scored three goals that would be considered game-winning efforts.

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McCloskey, a sophomore from Douglassville, Pa., scored a pair of big goals over the Marlins regular season finale and their quarterfinal contest in the ODAC Tournament. In a 2-1 victory over Bridgewater to close the regular season and wrap up the #3 seed in the ODAC postseason, McCloskey scored the opener in 30th minute. He finished off a cross Ryan Taing via a sharp-angle shot to give Virginia Wesleyan a 1-0 lead that would carry into halftime. McCloskey's second goal of the week was much more dramatic as he scored the game-winner with just 41-seconds left in the second overtime period in the Marlins 2-1 win over Randolph-Macon in the ODAC quarterfinals. A cross from the right wing missed everyone before finding McCloskey 15 yards outside the back post. He took one touch to collect and hammer a shot back across goal for the winning tally. For the season, McCloskey has registered 13 points on five goals and three assists.

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Jobe, a first-year from Henrico, Va., picks up his second ODAC weekly award of the season after helping Washington and Lee post a 175-87 victory over Lynchburg in a conference dual match. Jobe won three individual events, each of which established new ODAC top times and ranked within the top-28 in NCAA Division III. He won the 100-yard and 200-yard freestyle events in 46.79 seconds and 1:43.54. His 100-free time ranks 15th in the country, while his 200-free mark slots 21st in Division III. Jobe also won the 200-yard individual medley with a time of 1:57.11. That is the 28th-quickest time in the country.

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Martinson, a junior from Charlotte, N.C., picks up her second ODAC weekly honor of the season after posting three individual victories and joining one relay win in helping Washington and Lee post a 198-64 triumph over Lynchburg in a conference dual match. Martinson won all three shorter freestyle events with times close to her own ODAC records in two of them. She captured the 50-yard free win at 24.03 seconds, which is tops in the ODAC this season and ranks fifth in NCAA Division III. She won the 100-yard free in 52.67 seconds, again the best in the league and sixth in the country. Her ODAC record times in those two events are 23.60 seconds and 51.27 seconds, respectively. Martinson added a victory in the 200-yard free in 1:57.09, the best in the conference and 33rd in the nation. She swam the anchor leg of W&L's winning 200-yard freestyle relay, joining teammates Myla Rice, Faith Sconing, and Bella Target on a time of 1:40.31.

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Diaz, a first-year from Virginia Beach, Va., ends her first collegiate regular season just like she began it with an ODAC weekly award following a four-goal week for Virginia Wesleyan. Diaz was on the mark three times for her first collegiate hat trick in the Marlins 4-1 victory over Randolph-Macon. She put VWU ahead, 2-1, in the 54th minute with the first of three straight unassisted efforts. She ran on to a headed-on throw-in and two-poked it into the upper netting above the keeper. Diaz made it 3-1 Marlins in the 79th minute when she collected an errant defensive header and beat the keeper to the near post with a low drive from 10-yards out. Her final tally came 61 seconds later when she took a left-side throw-in with her back to goal, took two touches to create space and lashed a strike from 15 yards inside the front post. Diaz registered her final goal of the week as part of a 4-0 victory over Roanoke in the season finale. She scored the Marlins third goal 48-seconds into the second half via an unassisted effort. For the season, Diaz is fourth in the ODAC in points (24) and goals scored (11) and has handed out a pair of assists. She has notched an ODAC-best six goals that would be considered game-winners.

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Parker, a senior from Andover, N.J., was at her prolific best in a 3-1 week for Randolph-Macon that included a 2-1 showing in a strong field at the Emory Invitational hosted by Emory University. Parker collected 78 kills (6.00/set) over the four matches with 28 digs (2.15/set), eight blocks, and five aces on the way to 87.5 points earned (6.7/set). She played just one set of the Yellow Jackets 3-0 win at Hollins, posting a trio of kills with three aces and a dig. Parker began her All-Tournament Team performance at Emory with 15 kills and seven digs in a 3-0 loss to nationally eighth-ranked Berry College. She accounted four 15 points in the match. She then registered 25 kills in a 3-1 win over Oglethorpe University, the first of two matches on the second day. She picked up 12 digs and posted a half-dozen block assists with an ace on the way to 29.0 points (7.3/set). Parker then posted her fourth 30-plus kill match of the season with 35 winners on a .303 attack percentage in a 3-2 victory over Birmingham-Southern to cap the regular season. The 35 kills are the second-most in NCAA Division III to her previous season-high of 36 strikes at Washington and Lee earlier this month. She added eight digs, two assists, two blocks, and an ace to account for 37.5 points (7.5/set), matching her season-high. For the year, Parker leads the ODAC in kills (495), kills per set (5.32), points (553.5), and points per set (6.0). She is second in total attacks (1,150) and sixth in attack percentage (.276). Her 495 digs are already fourth-most in ODAC history and second-most in the Randolph-Macon record books with at least one match in the ODAC Tournament still to be played. The ODAC record stands at 517 winners by Heather Cook from Roanoke College in 2004, while the R-MC record is owned by Courtney Lowers at 506 kills in 2015.

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