Leap, a senior from Harrisonburg, Va., collects his second weekly award of the season after having a hand in a pair of game-winning goals for the ODAC-leading Royals.  In Wednesday’s win over Hampden-Sydney, Leap assisted on Muoka Musau’s game-winning goal in the 68th minute.  Then on Saturday against Guilford, Leap scored the game-winner in the 77th minute on a breakaway shot from the top of the 18-yard box.  He is tied for second in the ODAC with eight goals and second with 18 points.  Leap tops the league with five game-winning goals.  The forward is also on top of all three categories in ODAC-only games.

Men's Soccer Honor Roll

Freddy Gomez, Guilford, Junior, Midfielder
Gomez scored five points in Guilford’s 1-1 week… scored the game-winning goal in Guilford’s first win over Va. Wesleyan since 1999… had a hand in both Quakers’ scores in a 3-2 loss to Eastern Mennonite… scored his team-leading eighth goal of the year in the game… moved into fourth place among Guilford’s career scoring leaders with 65 career points.

Sam McGarrity, Randolph, Junior, Midfielder
McGarrity scored one of the biggest goals of his career Wednesday at Lynchburg College, heading a corner kick past the LC keeper in overtime to give the WildCats their first-ever win over the Hornets in school history. For McGarrity, it was his first goal of the season and first goal since his freshman campaign.

Tommy Fisher, Randolph-Macon, Sophomore, Midfielder
Fisher dished out two assists and scored the game-winner in first ever victory over Randolph, 3-2, Saturday afternoon.  Fisher helped the Yellow Jackets take an early lead when he found David Sullivan for his first assist, just three minutes into play.  In the second half, he played a ball across the box to a streaking Johnny Bustillo to again take a one-goal advantage.  Six minutes later, Ethan Cornelio played a direct kick into the box that Fisher headed backwards, just past the keeper for the game-winner. The Yellow Jackets were held scoreless in a 3-0 loss to Averett earlier in the week.

Justin TenBrook, Washington and Lee, Sophomore, Midfielder
TenBrook registered two goals and an assist over a 6:52 span in the first half during a 4-0 non-conference victory over Southern Virginia on Wednesday. He started the scoring just 1:56 into the contest with a goal, and struck again just over three minutes later. His final point came in the ninth minute when he set up classmate Parker Wolfinger for a goal. His first goal of the contest was his first collegiate goal. TenBrook started the Generals other contest of the week at Virginia Wesleyan (W, 1-0), finishing with one shot.  He is currently tied for the team lead with six points (2g, 2a) on the season.