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PLAYER OF THE WEEK Madeline Wright, Emmanuel (Jr., M) Junior Madeline Wright was a factor on both sides of the field for the Saints this past week as the Mattapoisett, Mass. native led Emmanuel to two conference victories this week. The junior collected five goals on 71.4% while collecting seven ground balls, winning eight draw controls, and causing seven turnovers in a victory over Colby-Sawyer. Wright followed up with six goals against Anna Maria, winning four draw controls and causing a turnover in the process. |
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GOALKEEPER OF THE WEEK Emma Glyman, Johnson & Wales (Sr., GK) Senior Emma Glyman picked up two wins for the Wildcats this week in net as the Tolland, Conn. native only allowed 15 goals across those two wins. Glyman posted 16 saves against Worcester State in non-conference play before posting an 80% save percentage in a GNAC win over Lasell, stopping 12 shots in the process and collecting a league-leading sixth win. |
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ROOKIE OF THE WEEK Anna Nichols, Emmanuel (Fr., A) First-Year Anna Nichols collected eight points for Emmanuel offensively as the Glenmont, N.Y. native scored four on 80% from the field while collecting three ground balls and two caused turnovers in a win over Colby-Sawyer. Nichols followed up against Anna Maria with a hat trick and an assist in another GNAC victory over Anna Maria. |
WEEKLY HONOR ROLL
Shea Cassani, Dean - Collected 12 saves (63.2%) and two victories on the week for the Bulldogs while only allowing seven goals across those two wins.
Natalie Peterson, Dean - Totaled 13 goals and an assist for 14 points in a 2-0 week for the Bulldogs. Scored six against Elms and seven at Mitchell.
Madeleine Gould, Johnson & Wales - Tallied 10 points on seven goals and three assists in two wins for the Wildcats last week. She collected seven points in a home win over Worcester State on Wednesday, then picked up a hat trick Saturday against Lasell. Gould also notched nine draw controls and three ground balls on the week.
Kaitlin Bedell, Lasell - Finished the Week with 12 points from nine goals and three assists while notching 11 ground balls, 18 draw controls, and six caused turnovers across three games, scoring four goals twice against Curry and Anna Maria while combining for nine ground balls, 15 draw controls, and four caused turnovers in those two contests.
Athena Merck, Norwich - Posted seven goals and three assists while boasting a 77.8% shooting percentage and an 88.9% shots-on-goal rate as she was instrumental in the win over Simmons, notching five goals before following up with a two-goal and three-assist outing against Albertus Magnus. She also contributed defensively with four ground balls and two caused turnovers on the week.
Keegan McGaheran, Rivier - Tallied career-highs in goals (four) and assists (two) in a triumph over Albertus Magnus and tacked on three ground balls and two caused turnovers as well.
Sarah Lachance, Rivier - Recorded eight points, nine ground balls, three draw controls, and six caused turnovers in a victory over Albertus Magnus.
Frida Turriza, Simmons - Guided Simmons to a 1-1 week as she came two goals shy of tying her career single-game high tallying seven goals, while dishing out two assists for a total of nine points in a GNAC win over Regis. Earlier in the week, she registered her fourth hat-trick of the season - she currently has five on the year.
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