ODAC

MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY RUNNER OF THE WEEK
NATHAN RITTENHOUSE, BRIDGEWATER COLLEGE
Rittenhouse, a senior from Green Bank, West Virginia, won the Roanoke College Invitational with a time of 25:52.52. Rittenhouse paced a 1-2-3 Eagles sweep of the top spots and helped lead the Eagles to the team title. Rittenhouse's time was a personal best over an 8K course.

*Men's Cross Country Honor Roll*
Palmer Hicks, GC	Paced Guilford at the Maroon Invitational with a 23rd place time of 29:36.00.
Ricky Flynn, LC	Placed fourth individually and as the top D-III runner at the Dickinson Long-Short Invitational with a time of 26.19.65 on the 8.1-kilometer course.
Michael Welsh, W&L	Placed 15th individually at the Dickinson Long-Short Invitational with an 8.1k time of 26:59.46.

WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY RUNNER OF THE WEEK
LIZ MUMAW, ROANOKE COLLEGE
Mumaw, a junior from Berryville, Virginia, won the Maroon Invitational with a five-kilometer time of 20:45.00. Although this is her first win of the year, Mumaw has led Roanoke in each of its three meets this season.

*Women's Cross Country Honor Roll*
Grace Normann, GC	Led the Quakers at the Maroon Invitational with a 5k time of 22:46; she has recorded Guilford's best time in each of the team's three races.
Jennie Pernisi, LC	Paced the Hornets at the Dickinson Long-Short Invitational by placing 26th with a 6k time of 24:30.

FIELD HOCKEY PLAYER OF THE WEEK
BECKY NOLT, EASTERN MENNONITE UNIVERSITY
Nolt, a sophomore from East Berlin, Pennsylvania, made a season-high 10 saves in shutting out #20 Lynchburg College, 2-0, this weekend. The shutout was her conference-leading third of the season. She also moved into second in the conference in goals against average at 1.32.

*Field Hockey Honor Roll*
Allie Weir, LC	Scored once and assisted on another in the Hornets 5-1 over St. Mary's.
Mary McCarthy, R-MC	Scored once and provided good service off penalty corners for the Yellow Jackets in their ODAC win at Roanoke.
Chelsea Baker, VWC	Made 26 saves over a 1-1 week for VWC with a career- and ODAC season-high 22 saves in a loss to McDaniel.
Christina Merchant, WLU	Scored the game-winner in overtime in the Generals' first win of the season, a 3-2 effort over Catholic.

GOLFER OF THE WEEK
RALSTON KING, RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE
King, a senior from Richmond, Virginia, shot a two-under-69 on Sunday to go along with a 70 on Saturday to take Individual Medalist honors at the Tom Kinder Invitational in Harrisonburg, Virginia. King helped R-MC to a second-place finish behind host and tournament champion Bridgewater College. King (70-69-139) finished five under par, five strokes ahead of Mike Redwood of BC and six strokes in front of the Eagles' John Phillips.

*Golf Honor Roll*
Brian Creghan, GC	Shot a career-low 216 even par over 54 holes to place 6th overall and help the Quakers to a second place team showing at the Sea Trail Intercollegiate; his finish was tops for D-III competitors.

MEN'S SOCCER PLAYER OF THE WEEK
BRYAN WHARTON, HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE
Wharton, a freshman from Glen Allen, Virginia, helped Tigers to a pair of victories last week with three goals. He opened the week with a two-goal showing against Stevenson, scoring the first and last goals to second a 3-1 H-SC win. He then opened the scoring again on Saturday to lead the Tigers to a conference victory over Emory & Henry. For the season, Wharton is second on the team with 11 points on five goals and an assist.

*Men's Soccer Honor Roll*
Zane Lineberry, BC	Minded the Eagles' net in a pair of 0-0 ties against Washington and Lee and Randolph-Macon.
Mitchell Leap, EMU	Scored the lone goal of the game in the Royals' 1-0 win over Washington and Lee.
Peter Truitt, GC	Made 14 saves over two games in goal for the Quakers, including a 10-stop effort against Randolph.
Matty Rocawich, R-MC	Made 11 total saves between two Jacket games... a win over Eastern Mennonite and a tie with Bridgewater.
Shaman Douglass, RC	Scored twice, including the would-be game-winner, in the Maroons 3-1 win over Virginia Wesleyan.
Ben Bartlett, W&L	Made eight saves apiece in a tie with Bridgewater and a loss to Eastern Mennonite.

WOMEN'S SOCCER PLAYER OF THE WEEK
KATIE SANTOS, LYNCHBURG COLLEGE
Santos, a sophomore from Cheltenham, Maryland, scored at least one goal in each of the #4 Hornets three win this past week. She scored once Tuesday in a 10-0 win at Randolph College. She netted another goal Saturday in a 5-1 win at Methodist and followed up with two goals and one assist in another 5-1 win at Meredith. Santos scored the four goals on only six shots.

*Women's Soccer Honor Roll*
Kathy Bundrick, BC	Scored the lone goal in the Eagles 1-0 win over Emory & Henry last week.
Valerie Brubaker, EMU	Propelled the Royals past Guilford with the game's only goal.
Bree Vohs, GC	Scored the Quakers only goal in a loss to Methodist last week.
Ashley Malinowski, R-MC	Tallied a goal and an assist in the Yellow Jackets 4-0 win at Hollins.
Meredith Grunewald, RC	Scored three goals in a 7-0 win over Hollins and notched another in a loss to Christopher Newport.
Courtney Whorten, VWC	Scored the Marlins' goal in the 1-0 win over Randolph-Macon, and delivered a perfect cross on VWC's first goal in a 2-1 win over Washington and Lee.
Anne Masich, W&L	Notched her first career hat-trick in a 9-0 win over Ferrum last week.

VOLLEYBALL PLAYER OF THE WEEK
ERIKA DIRNAGL, BRIDGEWATER COLLEGE
Dirnagl, a junior from Stephens City, Virginia, averaged just over three kills per game as the Eagles finished with a 4-1 record on the week. The Eagles won their only ODAC match, defeating EMU in straight games as Dirnagl led the team with 13 kills. BC then went 3-1 at the BC Invitational. Dirnagl finished with 39 kills in the four matches and was named to the all-tournament team. She also collected 17 digs, 11 total blocks and eight service aces.

*Volleyball Honor Roll*
Twyla Sessor, E&H	Averaged six digs per game on the way to a 24-dig effort in a 3-1 win over Guilford.
Shanika Tunnell, GC	Led Guilford with 11 total blocks and eight kills through a pair of matches last week.
Kristina Giordano, LC	Posted 86 assists in 10 games over three matches (8.6 apg), all Hornet victories.
April Hines, R-MC	Had 10 kills in 19 attacks to help the Jackets to a 3-0 win over Randolph.
Marah Schmitz, W&L	Performed well at the Emory National Invitational with 49 digs and 10 services aces; finished the week with 58 digs and 36 kills to go with six blocks over five matches.