Stevenson, a sophomore from Roselle, N.J., helped lead the Quakers to a 26-10 win over Catholic on Saturday. Stevenson finished one tackle short of the team-high with seven stops in addition to a pair of interceptions to give him four on the season, tied atop the ODAC with Shenandoah's Brandon Martin and Washington and Lee's Jake Pelton. Stevenson is the first Quaker since 2009 to record a pair of interceptions in one game. Each of his four interceptions have come in the past five games. On Saturday against CUA, Stevenson's first interception put an end to a Cardinal's drive at the GC five-yard line. His second pick came with just under two minutes to play to help seal the Quakers' fifth victory of the season, their most since 2007. Stevenson was also busy on special teams as he set up Guilford's first touchdown with a 31-yard punt return just before halftime. He also had a 27-yard kick-off return.

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Heinsohn, a senior from Charlottesville, Va., helped the Generals post a 45-42 win over Hampden-Sydney that took four overtimes to decide, marking the longest game in Washington and Lee football history. It also clinched the 2012 ODAC football title for Washington and Lee. Heinsohn, W&L's lead running back and place-kicker, registered a school-record and ODAC all-time second-best 33 points as he ran for four touchdowns, recorded a two-point conversion, made four extra-point attempts, and booted the game-winning 37-yard field goal. The four touchdowns give Heinsohn 21 on the season, while the 33 points improve his season-total to 176, which eclipses the ODAC single-season record of 164 set by Hampden-Sydney's Josh Simpson in 2007. Heinsohn carried the ball 35 times for 192 yards in Saturday's win, increasing his season total to an ODAC-best 1,153 yards. His 192 yards was a part of a 451-yard rushing day for W&L. The Generals are now 15-0 when they run for more than 400 yards over the last three years.

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Ratner, a senior from Asheville, N.C., shot 74-69--143 to place seventh at the Hummingbird Intercollegiate over the weekend. He had the best finish by a non-Division I contestant and shared low-round honors with a 69 in the second round, which also marked his lowest 18-hole score of the year. Ratner's efforts helped the Quakers place ninth in the 13-team field, which was comprised of the Quakers and 12 NCAA Division I teams. He lowered his overall season stroke average to a personal season-low 73.7.

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Guardalabene, a freshman from Charlotte, N.C., helped the Wasps move to 2-0 in dual meets with three individual event wins and the anchor leg of a relay victory in Emory & Henry's 156-99 win over Hollins. Guardalabene, whose wins also set school records, touched the wall first in the 200-yard freestyle, 100-yard butterfly and 200-yard individual medley, and then helped the Wasps to a win in the 400-yard medley relay. Her time of 2:05.98 won the 200-free by 46.34 seconds, while her margin of victory in the 100-fly was just 2.84 seconds after tapping out in 1:04.28. Guardalabene capped her individual showing with a 2:21.84 showing in the 200-IM, winning by 8.72 seconds. E&H recorded a 4:33.60 time in the 400-medley relay, winning by 1:08.28.

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