Kwiatkowski, a senior from Mount Jackson, Va., earns her second weekly honor of the season.  Kwiatkowski led the Hornets to a 2-0 week in conference play. She scored the game’s only goal Friday against Washington & Lee in an important conference victory on Senior Night. Kwiatkowski scored two goals, including the game's opening tally, on Wednesday in a 5-0 win over Guilford in Greensboro.

Women's Soccer Honor Roll

Brittney Harris, Bridgewater College, Sophomore, Forward
Harris scored a goal in each of Bridgewater’s conference wins during the past week. Harris scored the game’s lone goal in an important ODAC victory at Randolph-Macon. Harris scored from 20 yards out midway through the first OT to give the Eagles a 1-0 victory. She added a goal Saturday in BC’s 7-0 win over Hollins.

Abby Diffenbach, Eastern Mennonite University, Senior, Goalkeeper
Diffenbach was at her best Saturday night when the Lady Royals hosted conference-leading Roanoke.  Diffenbach set a career high with 20 saves, including six in overtime, to help EMU forge a 1-1 tie with the Maroons, breaking RC’s six-game ODAC winning streak.  Diffenbach had seven saves in each half of regulation, then stood firm in OT.  Her previous best saves total for a game was 17.  She also broke the EMU record for career saves earlier this year, in a Sept. 18 game against Virginia Wesleyan, and leads the ODAC with a save percentage of .898.

Tianna Strassner, Randolph College, Freshman, Forward
Strassner netted another huge goal for the WildCats, as she scored with 5:07 left in the second overtime period to lift the WildCats to a 2-1 victory over the Vixens of Sweet Briar College. Strassner, now with four goals on the season, took a header pass from fellow first-year Marielle Rando and chipped it past the charging Vixen keeper for the game-winner.

Steph Parenteau, Roanoke College, Sophomore, Forward
Parenteau scored three of Maroons' four goals this week in two matches.  Scored two goals in a 3-0 win over E&H.  Scored team’s only goal in 1-1 tie against EMU.

Hanna Winkel, Virginia Wesleyan College, Sophomore, Forward
Winkel scored in both games in a 2-0 week for Virginia Wesleyan.  She assisted on the fourth goal in the Marlins’ win at Randolph College and recorded two goals and an assist in a 6-0 win over Guilford College.  She scored VWC’s 2^nd goal unassisted and added the fourth goal in the 60^th minute.  Winkel is one of five rookies or sophomores to lead the Marlins in scoring so far this season.