MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY RUNNER OF THE WEEK
RICKY FLYNN, LYNCHBURG COLLEGE
Flynn, a sophomore from Gaithersburg, Maryland,
placed seventh Saturday in 26:15 in the New York Invitational held
in Van Courtland Park. There were 238 competitors on the five-mile
course (8K).
| Men's Cross Country Honor Roll | |
| Nathan Rittenhouse, Bridgewater | Finished 15th at NYU with a time of 26:58.00. |
| Michael Welsh, Washington & Lee | Placed 18th at the NYU Invite, crossing the line in 27:04.70. |
WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY RUNNER OF THE WEEK
JENNIE PERNISI, LYNCHBURG COLLEGE
Pernisi, a freshman from Camden, New York, took fifth
overall in the women's race Saturday at the New York University
Invitational. She finished in 19:39 in the 209-runner competition,
finishing behind only one Division III athlete.
| Women's Cross Country Honor Roll | |
| Brittany Wells, Bridgewater | Placed 32nd at the NYU Invite in a time of 21:08.00. |
| Kat Telfeyan, Washington & Lee | Helped W&L to a 3rd place finish at JMU by placing 24th individually with a time of 21:15.20; was the top D-III finisher at the meet. |
FIELD HOCKEY PLAYER OF THE WEEK
JESSI BOWMAN, LYNCHBURG COLLEGE
Bowman, a senior from Midlothian, Virginia, scored
four goals Saturday against Villa Julie College in a 7-1 win, and
followed with one tally Sunday against McDaniel in a 3-1 victory.
The 17-ranked Hornets are 6-1 on the season, and Bowman has eight
goals and two assists on the season for 18 points.
| Field Hockey Honor Roll | |
| Kristina Landis, Eastern Mennonite | Scored a goal and made a defensive save in the Royals' 2-1 loss to F&M. |
| Lindsey Paz, Roanoke | Recorded 16 saves in a 3-1 win over VWC; helped shutout the Marlins on their 26 penalty corners. |
| Cat Cox, Sweet Briar | Made 19 saves in the Vixens 4-1 loss to VWC. |
| Kendall Korte, Washington & Lee | Scored two goals including the game winner in overtime in a 3-2 win over McDaniel |
GOLFER OF THE WEEK
ZACHARY WEHRMAN, RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE
Wehrman, a freshman from Langhorne, Pennsylvania,
participated in his first collegiate event this past weekend,
taking individual medalist honors at the Ted Keller Invitational
hosted by R-MC. Wehrman shot a 74-70 for a two round even-par
total of 144 to take the top prize. He played as an
individual in the event and did not factor into Randolph-Macon's
fourth place team score.
| Golf Honor Roll | |
| Bob Boykin, Hampden-Sydney | Helped the Tigers to the team title at the Ted Keller Invite with a 149 total, good enough for 6th individually; also placed fourth at the Poplar Hill intercollegiate the week before. |
| Nathaniel James, Washington & Lee | Shot a 1-over par 145 to place second individually and help W&L finish third as a team at the Ted Keller Invite. |
MEN'S SOCCER PLAYER OF THE WEEK
SCOTT MEGUID,
GUILFORD COLLEGE
Meguid, a junior from Durham, North Carolina, tallied
three goals in the Quakers' 1-1 week. He scored both goals in
Guilford's 3-2 setback to Methodist, the region's seventh-ranked
team. The contest marked the fourth time he has scored a
career-high two goals. Meguid also netted the game-tying goal
in the Quakers' come-from-behind 3-2 win over Bridgewater in
Guilford's first ODAC game of the year. Meguid is now second
on the team with four goals and three assists for 11 points.
| Men's Soccer Honor Roll | |
| Will Robertson, Hampden-Sydney | Scored a goal and notched an assist in a 3-1 win over Catholic. |
| Rolf Piranian, HC, Washington & Lee | Recorded his 250th career victory in a 2-0 win over EMU. |
WOMEN'S SOCCER PLAYER OF THE WEEK
ANNE VAN DEVENDER, WASHINGTON & LEE
UNIVERSITY
Van Devender, a junior from Jackson, Mississippi,
helped lead the Generals to a 3-0 week. She tallied two goals and
an assist against Randolph and then followed up with another score
and a helper in win over R-MC. Registered the game-tying goal
against Greensboro on Sunday. She now has 36 goals in a
little more than two seasons of play, good enough for fifth on the
W&L all-time list. She also has 86 career points which
stands sixth in the program's history.
| Women's Soccer Honor Roll | |
| Abigale Diffenbach,Eastern Mennonite | Made 15 saves and allowed only two goals in a 1-1-1 week for the Royals. |
| Betsy Kwiatkowski, Lynchburg | Scored four goals and notched an assist in the Hornets 10-0 win over Bridgewater; set school record with nine points in a game. |
| Victoria Johnson, Randolph | Made 32 saves in a 1-1 week for the WildCats including 20 stops in a loss to W&L. |
| Margaret Houston, Roanoke | Scored both goals in a 2-1 win over Randolph-Macon and notched another in a 2-0 victory at EMU. |
| Hellen Phillips, Sweet Briar | Scored once and assisted on another goal in a 3-1 win over Mary Baldwin. |
VOLLEYBALL PLAYER OF THE WEEK
MARSHA HERMES, BRIDGEWATER COLLEGE
Hermes, a senior from Warrenton, Virginia, led the
Eagles to a 2-1 record on the week, including ODAC victories over
W&L and Roanoke. Hermes led the Eagles in kills in each match
with 28 against Roanoke and 17 against both W&L and Gallaudet.
She averaged 5.0 kills per game during the week. In addition to her
17 kills she added five blocks against W&L as the Eagles won
the match to snap W&L's 62-match ODAC regular season winning
streak.
| Volleyball Honor Roll | |
| Katie Warlick, Lynchburg | Posted 16 kills and 12 digs in the Hornets five-game loss to VWC. |
| Laurilyn Kersten, Randolph | Totaled 21 kills to go with 12 blocks and a .300 attack percentage in a 2-0 week for the WildCats. |
| Michelle Lindsey, Randolph-Macon | In 4-0 week in which the Jackets didn't lose a game, Lindsey recorded 23 kills to go with 40 digs, five blocks and five aces. |
| Torri Bridge, Roanoke | Handed out 99 assists through three matches for the Maroons. |
| Lauren Foster, Sweet Briar | Handed out 50 assists and collected 19 digs through seven games in an 0-2 week for the Vixens. |