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.

White, a senior from Greensville, S.C., was on the mark twice as she helped Washington and Lee to a pair of ODAC to remain alone at the top of the conference standings. White provided the game-winning goal in the 87th minute in a 2-1 triumph over Bridgewater in a clash of top-of-the-table league squads. She collected a deflect pass from Emma Mansfield about 10 yards out to the right of the six-yard box and fired a shot into the far corner for the deciding score. White then opened the Generals account in a 4-0 victory at Averett on the weekend. She found the net off a corner kick scenario in the fifth minute for a 1-0 advantage. For the season, White has registered 17 points powered by seven goals scored, both ranking seventh in the conference. She has also dished out three assists.

Smith, a junior from Damascus, Md., ably guard Washington and Lee's net in a pair of ODAC shutouts to keep the Generals unbeaten overall at 10-0-4 and two points back in the conference table with 16 at 5-0-1. Smith made five saves in a 2-0 road win at Roanoke College. Three of her stops came in the second half. Smith then made all five of her saves in the second half in a 1-0 victory over nationally 18th-ranked Virginia Wesleyan. Four of those stops came between the 81st and 86th minutes to help preserve the victory. Smith leads the ODAC with seven shutouts and 1,172:42 of time between the posts. She is third in goals against average (0.61) and has made 29 saves towards a .784 save percentage.

Joly, a first-year from Mechanicsville, Va., had a four-goal week in helping Lynchburg to a 2-1-0 showing with both victories against ODAC foes to keep the Hornets locked with Bridgewater College and Virginia Wesleyan University at 4-0 atop the league table. Lynchburg, which dropped a late 1-0 result to nationally top-ranked Christopher Newport University to start the week, earned road wins at Sweet Briar and Ferrum in the Hornets remaining two fixtures. Joly was on the mark three times for the Hornets first hat trick of the season in a 9-0 win over the Vixens. She scored the Hornets fourth, fifth and eighth goals. Joly was again on the scoresheet in a 5-0 win over the Panthers. She registered the game's final tally in the 62nd minute with a full volley off the right-post following a cross played by Ella Tampio-Iorns. For the season, Joly has registered 10 points on five goals scored, sixth-most in the league.

Virginia Wesleyan University are champions of ODAC women's soccer for a second time in program history as the Marlins earned a 1-0 victory over the University of Lynchburg on Sunday in the Trinder Center.

Gunther, a sophomore from Rosedale, Md., had three of the most important points of the season when Virginia Wesleyan needed them most to secure the top seed in the upcoming ODAC Tournament. Gunther supplied the game-winning assist in a 3-2 double-overtime ODAC win over Randolph-Macon. She found Breacain McClenahan in the 101st minute. Gunther then picked the perfect time to score her first goal of the season in a 1-1 draw through 110 minutes at Bridgewater. She found the ball in a mass of players off a set piece and deposited it past the Eagles keeper in the 78th minute to knot the game. The result gave the Marlins the point they needed to lock up the #1 seed in the ODAC postseason.

Davis, a senior from Arlington, Va., helped Bridgewater maintain a pair of clean sheets in two ODAC victories to keep the defending champion Eagles within one point of the top the conference standings with two games left to play in the regular season. Davis combined for 13 saves as BC recorded their eighth and ninth shutouts of the season. She made three stops in a 1-0 triumph at Randolph-Macon. She more than tripled her output on the weekend as Bridgewater defeated 25th-ranked Lynchburg, 1-0, on the road. She notched a season-high 10 saves for the second time this season (Salisbury on 9/18), tying for the second-most of her career. The two-time All-ODAC shot-stopper saw 27 shots peppered at her net with all but two of her saves coming after the Eagles took a 1-0 lead in the sixth minute. Her effort also included a pair of full-stretch saves in the 87th minute to preserve the victory. For the season, Davis leads the ODAC with a .907 save percentage. She is second with a 0.41 goals against average and tied for third with 39 saves.

Owens, a sophomore from Salisbury, Md., earns her second weekly award of the season after contributing to a pair of ODAC wins with five points, helping Randolph-Macon improve to 7-6-0 overall and 4-2-0 in league play. The two wins snapped a small two-game skid for the Yellow Jackets. In a 5-1 victory over Randolph College, Owens assisted Lora Bertram on the game-tying goal in the 15th minute and then put Randolph-Macon ahead for good a little over a minute later with a goal in the 16th minute. She was back on the scoresheet in a 2-0 victory at Eastern Mennonite. Her goal in the 62nd minute opened the game's scoring and prove enough to capture the Yellow Jackets second straight conference win. For the season, Owens is sixth in the ODAC with 15 points and six goals scored. She has also handed out three assists.

Barnes, a sophomore from Cincinnati, Ohio, came up big for the Generals in their regular season finale against Bridgewater. With the #1 seed in the upcoming ODAC Spring Women's Soccer Tournament on the line, Barnes secured what proved to be the game-clinching goal in the 61st minute. She cut inside off the right-wing and sent a left-footed effort into the upper far corner for her second goal of the season. Washington and Lee enters the eight-team ODAC Tournament unbeaten at 8-0 overall and 7-0 in league play.

Perry, a senior from Richmond, Va., put together a three-point week in helping Roanoke to a pair of ODAC wins to improve to 5-2-1 overall and 4-2-1 in ODAC play. Perry began her week with an assist in Roanoke's 6-0 home win over Eastern Mennonite. She provided the setup pass for Eliza Ryan's game-opening goal in the 15th minute. Perry was then called upon to provide the difference-making strike in the Maroons 1-0 overtime road win at Randolph-Macon. Perry converted from the penalty spot in the 94th minute for her first goal of the year to seal Roanoke's victory. For the season, Perry has recorded five points powered by three assists, which ranks second in the ODAC.

Damato, a sophomore from Warrenton, Va., registered a seven-point outing in Lynchburg's lone game last week, a 5-0 triumph over Shenandoah. Damato notched her first collegiate hat trick to go with an assist. She had a hand in the final four goals, scoring the second in the 61st minute, assisting Kelsey Seery on the third in the 73rd minute, and posting the game's final two tallies in the 75th and 76th minutes, respectively. For the season, Damato is third in the ODAC in points (11) and second in goals scored (5). Lynchburg is now 5-1 overall and 4-1 in ODAC play.

Zapata, a first-year from Smyrna, Del., helped Bridgewater improved to 6-0 overall and 5-0 in ODAC play with a pair of conference wins last week. After contributing to the Eagles attack from the left wing in their 2-0 home win over Shenandoah, Zapata showed off her speed in registering a pair of goals in BC's 2-1 road win at Roanoke College over the weekend. She slotted home the game's first goal via an unassisted effort in the 66th minute and then met the end of a Cyan Coates thru ball with her left foot and tucked the cross-goal strike inside the right-side netting for a 2-0 lead in the 85th minute. Roanoke would score less than two minutes later, making Zapata's second goal all that more important towards the final result. For the season, Zapata has scored four goals for eight points.

Nelson, a senior from Clover, Va., picks up her second weekly award of the season after leading the nationally 15th-ranked and undefeated Yellow Jackets to a pair of league wins to lock up the top seed in the upcoming ODAC Tournament. Nelson opened her week with the first goal in a 5-0 victory over Eastern Mennonite. Then came her third game of three or more goals as she registered all three of Randolph-Macon's goals in its regular season-capping 3-0 victory at Ferrum. For the season, Nelson leads the ODAC in points (56) and goals scored (25) and is tied for fourth in assists (6). She is currently ranked third in NCAA Division III in points and goals scored and second in game-winning goals.

Meinhardt, a junior from Midlothian, Va., put together a six-point week at the right time to help Virginia Wesleyan rack up a pair of ODAC road wins and maintain position in a logjam in the middle of the ODAC table. Meinhardt opened her week with a goal in a 2-1 victory in double-overtime at Shenandoah. She deposited home an unassisted effort in the 71st minute for a 1-0 Marlins lead. Meinhardt doubled her output in game two on the weekend, scoring twice in a 3-1 triumph at Ferrum. She again got the scoreboard moving with an eighth-minute goal of an assist from Camryn Terry. She made it 3-0 Marlins when she finished off a pass from Reina Araujo in the 48th minute. For the season, Meinhardt has registered 11 points on five goals and one assist.

Barnard, a senior from Fairfax, Va., put together an eight-point week to help the Maroons lock up the fifth seed in the upcoming ODAC tournament. Barnard opened with six points in a 5-0 win over Emory & Henry as she had a hand in all five goals with one tally and four assists. Then, with scoring much more at a premium, she notched the game's lone goal with an unassisted effort in the 77th minute for a 1-0 win at Shenandoah in the regular season finale. For the year, Barnard has registered 16 points on five goals and six assists. The latter number is tied for fifth in the ODAC.

Kratz, a senior from Telford, Pa., helped the Eagles keep pace at the top of the ODAC standings with a pair of conference victories last week. Kratz opened with a goal on a converted penalty kick and an assist in an 8-0 win over Hollins. Then, in a key top-of-the-table matchup at Randolph-Macon, she stepped up and converted a penalty kick in the 98th minute for the game's lone goal and a 1-0 triumph. For the season, Kratz is tied for the team lead with 18 points on six goals and six assists, the latter number tying third in the ODAC.

Mertens, a senior from Succasunna, N.J., continues to produce results in multiples as she put together a 10-point week featuring a pair of two goal games to help Lynchburg to a 2-0-1 record last week. In a matchup of two nationally 18th-ranked programs, Lynchburg -- ranked #18 by D3soccer.com -- tied Bridgewater -- ranked #18 by the United Soccer Coaches -- tied 2-2. Mertens scored the game's first two goals inside of the first six minutes before BC scored two in the second half to lock the contest. Mertens picked up her third goal of the week in a 10-0 ODAC win over Sweet Briar. She was back to scoring multiple goals in the Hornets third game as she found the net twice in a 6-1 win over Salem College. For the season, Mertens leads the ODAC in points (45) and goals scored (20). She is the sixth player in Lynchburg history to register a 20-goal season, and now ranks sixth all-time at Lynchburg with 54 career goals scored.

Engeland, a senior from Yardley, Pa., put together an eight-point week in helping Washington and Lee to a pair of ODAC wins. Engeland opened the week with the opening goal on a one-timer to the top-right corner in a 3-0 victory at Guilford. She collected her second career hat trick in game two, scoring the third, fourth, and fifth goals of the game in the Generals 4-2 triumph at Shenandoah. For the season, Engeland is fourth in the ODAC in points (19) and third in goals scored (8).

Johnson, a senior from Greenlawn, N.Y., scored two big goals for Shenandoah last week to help them qualify for the ODAC Tournament as the seventh seed. Johnson opened her week by scoring the would-be game-winning goal in the 77th minute of a 3-2 win over Randolph-Macon. She then came thru with the first goal in the final regular season game of the ODAC, helping the Hornets win 3-0 at Emory & Henry and lock up their tournament position. For the season, Johnson has registered nine points on four goals and one assist.

Meinhardt, a freshman from Midlothian, Va., helped Virginia Wesleyan maintain its tie atop the ODAC standings with Lynchburg with two more league victories last week. In a week in which the Marlins topped Emory & Henry ,4-0, Meinhardt made her presence felt with three points in a 2-1 victory over Bridgewater. Down 1-0 in the second half, she tucked in the game-tying goal in the 71st minute. The 1-1 score persisted thru regulation and to the 94th minute when Meinhardt picked the right time to register her first assist of the season with a feed to Zoe Traficante for the game-winning tally. The two wins give VWU 21 standings points and tied with Lynchburg with two conference games left to play for each squad. Meinhardt now has seven points on three goals and an assist.

Krider, a junior from Arlington, Va., came thru in the clutch for Bridgewater as the Eagles rattled off a pair of ODAC wins to move into a six-way tie on standings points (15) at the top of the conference table. Against Shenandoah, Krider opened the game's scoring with a 10th minute tally that stood up thru more than 55 minutes of action before SU leveled the game in the 66th minute. Just a bit more than four minutes later, Krider returned a full three points to Bridgewater as she again beat the keeper for her second tally and a 2-1 triumph. The Eagles went on to defeat Guilford, 2-0, later in the week. For the season, Krider has registered nine points on three goals and three assists. The two goals were her first since scoring in the first game of the season against Wooster (1-1 draw).

Jakubek, a junior from Leesburg, Va., registered 10 points on five goals to help Lynchburgt to a 3-0 week that included a pair of ODAC victories. The Hornets are now 11-1 overall and 4-1 in ODAC play. Jakubek started her week by scoring both goals in a 2-1 victory at Catholic. She fired a shot inside the far post in the seventh minute and then dribbled thru the defense and beat the keeper 1-on-1 in the 33rd minute. Jakubek again found the net twice in a 9-0 victory at Randolph, registering the first just 23-seconds into the contest and notching her second in the 16th minute. She capped her week by scoring the first goal in a 3-0 win at Washington and Lee in the 54th minute. For the season, Jakubek is tied for fifth in the ODAC with 17 points on seven goals and three assists.

Jessee, a senior from Roanoke, Va., helped the Generals wrap up the top seed in the upcoming ODAC Tournament with two conference wins last week. After contributing three shots in a 1-0 win at Randolph-Macon, Jessee recorded five points in Washington and Lee's second road win of the week, this one a 4-0 decision at Emory & Henry. She scored twice and dished out an assist. The two wins secured six points in the league table for W&L, leaving them one point clear of Virginia Wesleyan for the tournament's top billing. For the season, Jessee is seventh in the ODAC with 20 points and sixth with nine goals scored.

Hayward, a freshman from Haymarket, Va., helped Virginia Wesleyan remain in the top-three in the ODAC standings entering the final week in the Marlins 1-0-1 week. After aiding the VWC attack in a 3-2 win over Bridgewater, Hayward rescued a point from the Marlins' trip to Washington and Lee with both goals in a 2-2 draw. She brought the game to level at 1-1 with her tally in the 25th minute and then put VWC ahead, 2-1, in the 57th minute. For the season, Hayward leads the Marlins and is seventh in the ODAC with seven goals. Her 14 points also lead the squad and sit 12th in the league.

Rager, a junior from Laurel, Md., produced in all three ODAC wins for Bridgewater last week, racking up seven total points as Bridgewater moved to within two standings points of the top spot in the conference table. Rager opened with an assist in a 4-0 win over Eastern Mennonite. She added a goal in a 9-0 triumph at Sweet Briar. Rager saved her best for last by registering both goals in a 2-1 victory at Randolph-Macon. She knotted the game with her first tally early in the second half and then slotted home with winner midway thru the first overtime period to lift the Eagles to the win. For the season, Rager is second in the ODAC in points (20), fourth in goals scored (8), and fifth in assists (4).

Yergin, a freshman from Warrenton, Va., continues to be a goal scoring machine for Shenandoah as she tallied five times last week to pick up her third straight ODAC weekly award and help the Hornets push their winning streak to seven straight games. Yergin opened her week with three goals and an assist in a 5-1 triumph at Randolph College. She then chipped in two more goals in a 8-0 victory over Emory & Henry. For the season, Yergin leads NCAA Division III with 19 goals scored (tied for tops with 17 as of 10/7/16). Her 41 points top the ODAC ranks.

Burris a senior from Cooksville, Md., helped the Hornets lock up the second seed in the upcoming ODAC Tournament with a pair of wins last week, marking Shenandoah's highest women's soccer position since joining the conference nearly four years ago. After aiding a 1-0 win at Bridgewater, Burris exploded for five points in a 3-1 over Guilford. She assisted on the first goal of the contest, and then scored the would-be deciding goal in the 47th minute. She added an insurance goal in the 69th minute to secure the win that put SU one point ahead of W&L in the final standings. Burris is sixth in the ODAC with 23 points and nine goals scored.

Whitaker, a sophomore from Roanoke, Va., helped the Maroons to a pair of wins last week, including a 2-0 triumph over regionally-ranked Christopher Newport University. Whitaker started off her week by assisting on a goal in a 3-0 win at Guilford. The Maroons returned home to take on CNU, with Whitaker opening the scoring in the 17th minute via an unassisted effort. She then dished out the assist on Anna Carter's tally in the 44th minute towards an eventual 2-0 win. Whitaker has seven points on two goals and three assists this season.

Burris, a senior from Cooksville, Md., put together a nine-point week as Shenandoah won a trio of conference games to move into a tie for second place in the ODAC standings. Burris opened with her biggest goal of the week, tallying in the 27th minute to defeat Washington and Lee, 1-0. She followed that up with a goal and an assist in a 4-0 victory over Randolph College. She finished by notching the second two goals in a 3-0 win at Emory & Henry. Burris is second on the squad with 14 points off five goals and four assists.

Singer, a senior from Yorktown, Va., helped the Hornets to a 3-0 week with a trio of ODAC victories. After recording a pair of shots in a 1-0 win at Washington and Lee, Singer got on the scoreboard with the opening tally in a 2-0 win at Randolph-Macon. She followed that by contributing to both goals in a 2-0 victory over Bridgewater, handing out the assist on the Hornets' first goal and finding the back of the net herself with the second. Singer is currently second in the ODAC in assists (6), third in points (20) and fifth in goals scored (7).

Burris, a junior from Cooksville, Md., propelled the Hornets to a seeded upset win in the ODAC quarterfinals over regionally-ranked Bridgewater College. Burris opened the game's scoring in the ninth minute, and later added a 38th minute tally for a 2-0 halftime lead. She later added an assist on the game's final goal, pushing the Hornets into the semifinals and a matchup with second-seeded Washington and Lee on Wednesday. Burris ranks eighth in the ODAC with 23 points, leading SU with nine goals and five assists.

Woll, a junior from Woodbridge, Va., helped the third-ranked Hornets to a pair of wins last week. LC opened with a 6-0 win at Sweet Briar in which Woll scored the opening goal and later added an assist. The Hornets then headed on the road to New Jersey for a regional clash with Rowan University. Woll scored twice against the regionally fifth-ranked squad, helping LC to a 3-0 win. Woll is currently fifth in the ODAC in points (25) and goals scored (10).

Baca, a junior from Mount Airy, Md., helped the Eagles to a pair of big conference wins last week that catapulted BC into a tie for second place in the league standings. Baca scored the second goal in a 2-0 road win at Shenandoah University during the midweek. Over the weekend, she opened the Eagles' scorebook against Virginia Wesleyan with a strike from the top of the box in the ninth. BC added two more insurance goals in the second half on the way to a 3-0 triumph. Baca is third in the ODAC with 33 points and 15 goals scored.

Major, a sophomore from Harrisburg, Pa., helped the Hornets to a 2-0 week in conference play, running Shenandoah's record to 5-3 in in ODAC competition and fifth in the league standings. Major scored four goals on the week, two in each contest. She netted tallies in the 45th and 50th minutes in a 6-1 win over Eastern Mennonite. She followed that with the first two goals -- in the 28th and 38th minutes -- in a 3-0 triumph at Guilford. Major now has five goals on the season, second-best on the squad.

Dupuy, a junior from Lynchburg, Va., helped the Hornets to a pair of wins last week. In the regular season finale, she notched two goals and dished out an assist in LC's 12-0 triumph over Randolph. The win secured a perfect conference season for LC, and locked up the top seed in the ODAC tournament. In the Hornets' quarterfinal matchup with Eastern Mennonite, Dupuy scored three times and handed out an assist in a 12-1 victory over the Royals. LC moves on to face Shenandoah in the semifinals. Dupuy now leads the ODAC in points (40) and goals scored (18).

Bosco, a senior from Huntington Station, N.Y., helped the Hornets to a pair of wins to solidify their spot atop the ODAC standings. She opened the week with an assist in an 11-0 triumph against Sweet Briar. On the weekend, she followed up with the only goal in a 1-0 victory over Washington and Lee, which put Lynchburg alone at the top of the conference table. Bosco is fourth in the ODAC with 22 points on nine goals and four assists.

Jessee, a freshman from Roanoke, Va., helped the Generals to a pair of ODAC wins over Guilford (5-0) and Sweet Briar (10-0), helped W&L remain unbeaten at 9-0 in ODAC play. She scored twice at Guilford and followed that with her first career hat-trick in the win at Sweet Briar. Jessee has 15 points on seven goals and an assist this season.

Barnes, a sophomore from Elgin, Ill., helped lead Roanoke to a pair of conference wins over Randolph and Virginia Wesleyan. Barnes opened her week with a career-best four goals in a 6-0 win over the WildCats. The four tallies tied RC's single-game scoring record. She followed that up with one of two goals in the Maroons' 2-0 win over the Marlins. Roanoke has now won four straight games, all coming in conference action. Barnes leads the team with 12 points on six goals.

Hall, a freshman from Salem, Va., helped send the Hornets to the semifinals of the ODAC tournament as part of a 2-0 week for Shenandoah. Hall opened her week with a goal in the Hornets' 7-0 win over Hollins in their season finale. Against second-seeded Washington and Lee in the ODAC quarterfinals, Hall assisted Kari Delamarre-Brand on the game's first. Hall later came back to provide the winner for the seventh-seeded Hornets as she tallied in the 103rd minute in double-overtime to set up an all-Hornets semifinal with Lynchburg College.

Rush, a sophomore from Cornelius, N.C., helped the Generals to a 2-0 week with a pair of ODAC wins. The striker scored twice and assisted on another in W&L's 6-0 win at home against Guilford during the midweek. She came back on the weekend with the game's only tally in a 1-0 road win at Randolph-Macon. She notched that winner in the 51st minute to keep W&L in the second position in the ODAC standings entering the final week of regular season play. Rush is eighth in the ODAC with 28 points and fifth with 12 goals scored.

Dupuy, a sophomore from Lynchburg, Va., picks up her second straight weekly award after scoring seven times last week to lead the Hornets to a 2-0-1 week. With LC leading 1-0 against Randolph-Macon, Dupuy broke the game open with four straight tallies to push the Hornets to a 5-0 conference win. She followed that up by helping LC claw out of a 2-0 hole as she notched the first of Lynchburg's two goals in a 2-2 tie with Roanoke College. She finished her week with two more goals in a 4-1 win over regionally-ranked Salisbury University. She notched the would-be game-winner for a 2-1 lead at halftime, and then added some insurance with the fourth goal of the game in the 76th minute. For the season, Dupuy is tied for second in the ODAC with 12 goals and is tied for fifth with 26 points.

Dupuy, a sophomore from Lynchburg, VA., helped the Hornets to a pair of league wins last week. DuPuy, the reigning ODAC Co-Rookie of the Year, opened her week with a tally in LC's 3-0 home win over Emory & Henry. She followed that by scoring at just about the last possible opportunity in the Hornets' 1-0 double-overtime victory at Bridgewater. She notched the game's lone goal with just 52-seconds left on the 2-OT clock via an unassisted effort. DuPuy, who helped LC stay undefeated on the season, now has seven goals and is third on the team with 16 points.

Graves, a junior from Christiansburg, Va., earns her second straight weekly award after leading the Maroons to a trio of wins last week. In the ODAC regular season finale against the Quakers, Graves scored the only goal of a 1-0 win to help Roanoke secure the third seed in the ODAC Tournament. On Tuesday against non-conference Mary Washington, Graves again slotted home the game's only tally with a header in the 49th minute. Then against GC in the ODAC Quarterfinals, Graves scored the second goal in a 2-0 win to propel the Maroons into the ODAC semifinals. Graves has a team-best nine goals on the season.

Graves, a junior from Christiansburg, Va., notched a pair of goals to help Roanoke to a 2-0 week in ODAC action. She began her week by scoring the game's only goal in the 16th minute of a 1-0 win at Guilford. Then again on the road, this time at Randolph-Macon, Graves found the back of the net in the 49th minute for a 2-0 lead that eventually grew into a 3-0 victory for the Maroons. Graves leads Roanoke with 17 points on seven goals and three assists.

Bosco, a sophomore from Huntington Station, N.Y., helped lead Lynchburg to a pair of ODAC victories last week. She had a hand in both goals of the Hornets 2-0 win over Roanoke to open the week. She assisted Jessica Gonzalez on the game's first goal in the 20th minute, and then notched LC's second tally in the 48th minute. Later in the week, she recorded an assist in the Hornets' 7-0 win over Randolph. Bosco is third on the team with 12 goals and five assists. She is tied for third in the ODAC in goals scored and sits fourth in points (29).

Leary, a senior from Cincinnati, Ohio, posted two shutouts on the week, including a 3-0 win over Hollins on Tuesday and a 0-0 double-overtime draw with Lynchburg College on Saturday. During the match against Lynchburg, Leary came up with a key save in the 109th minute after LC was awarded a penalty kick after one of its players was taken down on the edge of the Generals box. Leary made a diving save to her left, preserving the scoreless draw. This season, Leary leads the ODAC in goals against (1), goals-against average (0.08) and save percentage (.957), while also posting 10 shutouts. Currently, she has 32 career shutouts, just two short of tying the career record at W&L (Kiki Moreo ’08, 34). As of last week’s NCAA national statistics, Leary ranked second in the nation in goals-against average (0.098) and fourth in save percentage (.944).

Klippstein, a junior from Springfield, Va., tied a school-record with five goals on Saturday afternoon as the top-seeded Lynchburg College women's soccer team defeated #8 Guilford College, 9-0, in the first round of the ODAC Tournament. She also added a score earlier in the week in a 3-0 win at Eastern Mennonite. Klippstein is currently second in the ODAC in goals scored (14) and third in points (29).

Yoder, a freshman from Plain City, Ohio, scored three goals in a pair of important victories for Eastern Mennonite. For the week, she finished with three goals and one assist. In Tuesday’s 6-0 win over the WildCats, Yoder scored the game’s first goal just 8:34 into play. She made it 3-0 with another score just 4:35 into the second half and later added an assist. In Saturday’s match with Guilford, Yoder provided the game’s only score with 7:42 remaining on the clock, which helped secure the Royals' entry into the upcoming ODAC tournament. Yoder has now scored in EMU’s last three games and she is third on the team with six goals and 13 points.

Waters, freshman from Pasadena, Md., scored a goal in each game this past week to help the Eagles pick up a pair of conference wins. Waters scored the first goal in a 3-1 victory over rival EMU. She also scored a goal in a 2-0 victory over Guilford. For the season, Waters leads the Eagles in points (18) and goals (8). Her point total is fifth in the ODAC while her goals scored sit in a tied for third.

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.