Division I Poll

1. Maryland
2. Wake Forest
3. Old Dominion
4. Virginia
5. UNC
6. Duke
7. Ohio State
8. Boston College
9. Penn State
10. Connecticut
11. Hofstra
12. Villanova
13. Indiana
14. William & Mary
15. Richmond
16. James Madison
17. Providence
18. Michigan
19. Louisville
20. Iowa

Division I Poll

1. Maryland
2. Wake Forest
3. Duke
4. UNC
5. Old Dominion
6. Ohio State
7. Boston College
8. Penn State
9. Connecticut
10. Louisville
11. James Madison
12. Iowa
13. Boston University
14. Virginia
15. Indiana
16. Northeastern
17. William & Mary
18. Hofstra
19. American
20. Richmond

Players of the Week

Division I - Lauren Crandall, Wake Forest

Crandall scored two goals in the win over Iowa and added two assists in the win over Michigan as the Demon Deacons started the season with a pair of top-10 wins.

Rookie of the Week: Traci Ragukas, Virginia

Ragukas scored the go-ahead goal in the first half and added a key insurance goal seconds into the second half as the Cavaliers rallied from a 1-0 deficit to defeat the Hoosiers 3-2.

Honor Roll:
Allison Boris, Villanova
Tiffany Church, Radford
Gina Cimarelli, William & Mary
Danielle Collins, Vermont
Marie Claire Heller, Louisville
Dana Sensenig, Old Dominion

Division I Poll

1. Maryland
2. Wake Forest
3. Duke
4. UNC
5. Old Dominion
6. Penn State
7. Indiana
8. Michigan
9. Iowa
10. American
11. Boston College
12. Connecticut
13. Louisville
14. Northeastern
15. Boston University
16. James Madison
17. Ohio State
18. Michigan State
19. Princeton
20. Villanova

2005 Post Season Honors

Division I -

Player of the Year - Paula Infante, Maryland

Infante was a crucial part of the return of the Terps to the top of the field hockey world, leading Maryland from the backfield with solid defense and a deft scoring touch that came at just the right time in so many games. The ACC Defensive Player of the Year demonstrated her scoring prowess both in the field of play and on short corners.

Rookie of the Year - Christine Suggs, Wake Forest

Suggs led the Demon Deacons in scoring in 2005 and ranked in the top-15 nationally. She was a crucial part of the Wake Forest team that was ranked #1 throughout the entire regular season and helped the Demon Deacons win the ACC regular season title.

Coach of the Year - Joanie Q. Milhous, Villanova

Milhous led the Wildcats to their best season in history, earning their first-ever national ranking and their first-ever top seed in the BIG EAST field hockey tournament. Milhous coached the BIG EAST Offensive and Defensive Players of the Year in 2005 and directed the Huskies to two wins over ranked teams.

First Team All-Americans
Kayla Bashore, Indiana
Natalie Berrena, Penn State
Lauren Crandall, Wake Forest
Anna Davis, William & Mary
Rachel Dawson, UNC
Janelle Engle, Old Dominion
Paula Infante, Maryland
Valentina Godfrid, California
Katie Grant, Duke
Jessica Javelet, Louisville
Bronwen Kelly, Boston College
Kathryn Masson, Maryland
Lauren Powley, Maryland
Rory Rogers, Villanova
Heather Schnepf, Iowa
Dana Sensenig, Old Dominion

Second Team All-Americans
Janelle Avila, Louisville
Maeke Boreel, Wake Forest
Maureen Daniel, American
Lori Hillman, Michigan
Michelle Huynh-Ba, Michigan State
Camila Infante, American
Cara-Lynn Lopresti, Duke
Ariel Meyers, Wake Forest
Laura Puddle, Connecticut
Whitney Shean, Northeastern
Sarah Shute, Boston University
Amy Stopford, Duke
Katy Tran, North Carolina
Baille Versfeld, James Madison
Javiera Villagra, American
Kiersten Wood, Penn State

Third Team All-Americans
Katherine Blair, Virginia
Lauren Campanelli, Villanova
Meagan Connolly, Maine
Jenna Cook, Holy Cross
Lauren Edelmeier, Northeastern
Megan Foster, Villanova
Mary Fox, Michigan
Allie Howard, Richmond
Doni-Melissa Jantzen, Hofstra
Yesenia Luces, Ohio State
Kristen Madden, Boston College
Morgan Miller, Indiana
Caroline Nichols, Old Dominion
Paige Schmidt, Princeton
Lydia Schrott, Indiana
Blair Wynn, Lock Haven

All-Rookie Squad

Daphne Admiraal, Old Dominion
Denise Admiraal, Old Dominion
Erin Dallas, Michigan
Bob Dirks, Boston College
Heather Hess, Syracuse
Kim MacDonald, Maine
Belen Martinez, Cornell
Caitlin McCurdy, Iowa
Nico van Nispen, Old Dominion
Sarah Reinprecht, Princeton
Susie Rowe, Maryland
Irene Schickhardt, American
Inge Kaars Sijpestijn, Michigan State
Laura Suchoski, Duke
Christine Suggs, Wake Forest
Holly Wiles, Boston University

Division II -

Player of the Year - Joanna DaLuze, UMass-Lowell

DaLuze scored the championship-winning goal for the River Hawks, a fitting end to the season for a player who helped her team not only earn the NE-10 regular season title but also had the River Hawks ranked among the top teams all year long. DaLuze

Rookie of the Year - Jamie Vanartsdalen, Bloomsburg

Vanartsdalen was a major offensive force for the Huskies in her first year of collegiate field hockey, helping Bloomsburg rank in the top three all season long while leading the team in scoring. Bloom finished second in the PSAC regular season and was the PSAC runner-up and the national runner-up.

Coach of the Year - Bertie Landes, Shippensburg

Landes was the architect of a Ship team that earned their second-ever #1 ranking and their first-ever PSAC title. The Lady Raiders had their first 20-game season and were the #1 seed in the south in the NCAA tournament for the first time in school history, a year after not advancing to the semifinals.

First Team All-Americans
Lindsey Breen, Stonehill
Maribeth Brozena, Bloomsburg
Gina Coombs, Shippensburg
Suzanne Cornelissen, IUP
Joanna DaLuze, UMass-Lowell
Kendra Emery, Shippensburg
Natalie Grazan, Shippensburg
Sara Hohenberger, UMass-Lowell
Tracy Hudak, Bloomsburg
Cori Krajewski, Southern Connecticut
Kelly Latendresse, Stonehill
Kristy Ney, Bloomsburg
Josselyn Mroz, UMass-Lowell
Mary Rogers, Bentley
Jamie Vanartsdalen, Bloomsburg
Ashley Watt, Shippensburg

Second Team All-Americans
Maureen Burns, Bryant
Cathy Cardini, Southern Connecticut
Lindsey Harrington, Bentley
Colleen Healey, Kutztown
Kelley Healey, Kutztown
Trista Hershey, Kutztown
Courtney Hill, UMass-Lowell
Jen Hyman, East Stroudsburg
Laura Kline, Kutztown
Julie Michalos, Stonehill
Jaclyn Kulesza, Millersville
Liz Martini, IUP
Kristen Miller, Shippensburg
Kandice Pyles, IUP
Sarah Roney, Bellarmine
Kim Villare, UMass-Lowell

All-Rookie Squad
Lindsey Bozarth, Kutztown
Kimberly Davies, Shippensburg
Sylvia Guerrieri , IUP
Kelley Healey, Kutztown
Susan Hearn, Catawba
Jill Hughes, Assumption
Samantha Kropa, Bloomsburg
Grace Martha, Southern Connecticut
Whitney Martin, Southern Connecticut
Danielle Schneider, Catawba
Kerri Sullivan, Stonehill
Kristina Thomas, Bellarmine
Jamie Vanartsdalen, Bloomsburg
Venessa Witman, Bloomsburg
Michelle Harrington, UMass-Lowell
Missy Seeley, UMass-Lowell

Division III -

Player of the Year - Taryn King, Bowdoin

King was an integral part of the Polar Bears' phenomenal season in 2005, playing on both sides of the ball and helping Bowdoin to rank second in the nation in margin of victory. She ranked second on the team in scoring and also helped Bowdoin forge the stingiest defense in the nation, allowing only 10 goals all season long.

Rookie of the Year - Meighan McGowan, Williams

McGowan went on an offensive tear in her first season as a collegiate hockey player, leading the in scoring and helping them to a top-15 ranking nationally and a berth in the NESCAC finals as well as the second round of the NCAA tournament. She earned first-team All-NESCAC honors and was a key reason the Ephs ranked in the top-10 nationally in scoring.

Coach of the Year - Kully Hagerman, Babson

Hagerman led the Beavers to an incredible turnaround season, notching a number of firsts in school history, including their first-ever conference title, top-15 ranking, NCAA berth and NCAA win. Babson ranked fourth in the nation in scoring offense and seventh nationally in margin.

First Team All-Americans
Sarah Berheide, Skidmore
Sarah Brooker, Springfield
Elise Conley, Babson
Sophie Dennis, William Smith
Brittany Elliott, Salisbury
Ashley Ettinger, Ursinus
Aftan Fisher, Messiah
Megan Hess, TCNJ
Kelli Johnson, Cortland
Alexandria Kelley, Montclair State
Taryn King, Bowdoin
Kate Leonard, Bowdoin
Tracey Lloyd, Salisbury
Janie Mackey, Middlebury
Liz Unger, Rowan
Karen Wendler, Ursinus

Second Team All-Americans
Robyn Apicelli, Montclair State
Meghan Bascetta, Springfield
Reid Berrien, Middlebury
Emily Clark, Skidmore
Andrea Fleming, Lynchburg
Meg Goddu, Gettysburg
Margaret Gormley, Bowdoin
Emily Grannon, Williams
Abby Johnson, St. Mary's
Amy Kuzio, William Smith
Becky Macchione, Alvernia
Stephanie Marguglio, Lebanon Valley
Jamie Punyko, Catholic
Jenna Schwind, Messiah
Mel Slessinger, Elizabethtown
Elyse Winkle, Montclair State

Third Team All-Americans
Megan Benevides, Gordon
Lindsay Cappa, Ursinus
Maggie Dolan, William Smith
Allison Greene, TCNJ
Eileen Keever, Franklin & Marshall
Ashley Lobach, Messiah
Colleen McGowan, Rowan
Meighan McGowan, Williams
Emily Richards, St. Mary's
Meighan Roose, Johns Hopkins
Lindsay Sabo, King's
Lynette Sgrignoli, Salisbury
Lilly Silva, Plymouth State
Allison Smith, Middlebury
Mary Sullivan, Lebanon Valley
Janette Young, Rowan

All-Rookie Squad
Sarah Doster, Geneseo
Jodie Dresser, New England College
Leah Horton, Johns Hopkins
Teresa Johnstone, Centre
Kari Leach, King's
Jenny Lubin, TCNJ
Jamie Macari, Mount Holyoke
April McFarland, York
Katie McGee, Kean
Meighan McGowan, Williams
Lindsay McNamara, Bowdoin
Christine Mwaturura, Trinity
Jaclyn Renner, Wilkes
Beth Sandowich, Messiah
Charlotte Styer, William Smith
Jillian Urtz, Springfield

Players of the Week

Division I - Lydia Schrott, Indiana

Schrott notched a hat trick to lead the Hoosiers into the second round of the NCAA tournament for the first time in school history.

Rookie of the Week: Lauren Aird, Connecticut

With the Huskies facing a two-goal deficit in the second half against Boston College, Aird scored twice in succession to tie the game, a game UConn won in overtime. The next day she scored the game-tying goal in the second half against eventual winner Duke.

Honor Roll:
Lauren Crandall, Wake Forest
Katie Grant, Duke
Darcy Pinchbeck, ODU
Lauren Powley, Maryland

Division II - Post season honors released today

Division III - Taryn King, Bowdoin

King led the Polar Bears to a pair of top-10 wins in the NCAA tournament as Bowdoin advanced to the NCAA semifinals for the first time in school history. The Polar Bears outscored their opponents, #5 TCNJ and #9 Springfield by a combined 7-0, with King contributing a goal and an assist while allowing the two opponents only 20 total shots in the two games.

Rookie of the Week: Kait Sutherland, Ursinus

Sutherland scored a goal and added an assists as the Bears advanced to the NCAA semifinals for the first time in school history with a 2-1 win over Cortland. She notched the assist on the fifth goal as the Bears hung on for a 5-4 win over Williams the previous day.

Honor Roll:
Elise Conley, Babson
Meg Goddu, Gettysburg
Lindsey Hunter, Messiah
Jennifer Shrull, Wellesley
Lynette Sgrignoli, Salisbury

Players of the Week

Division I - Lori Hillman, Michigan

Hillman led the fourth-seeded Wolverines to a repeat Big 10 field hockey title with solid play in the backfield.

Rookie of the Week: Susie Rowe, Maryland

Rowe notched three goals on the weekend, and each one of them was bigger than the one before it. She tallied the game-tying and game-winning goals in the semifinal win over Duke before blasting home the championship-winning goal against Wake Forest.

Honor Roll:
Danielle Frank, Central Michigan
Valentina Godfrid, California
Meaghan Hoffman, Connecticut
Colleen McClay, Boston University
Dana Sensenig, Old Dominion

Division II - Post season honors to be released next Monday

Division III - Liz Unger, Rowan

Unger assisted and scored a goal in a 41-second span to help the Profs take a 3-1 lead on Montclair State, and Rowan held on to clinch the NJAC title and the automatic berth.

Rookie of the Week: Kelly Garland, Eastern

Eastern's goalkeeper backstopped the Eagles to a pair of upsets in the PAC Tournament to help Eastern advance to the PAC Final.

Honor Roll:
Jessie Grasso, Manhattanville
Anne Guagliardo, Centre
Cat Hanks, Westfield State
Amanda Lester, New England College
S. B. Northen, Washington & Lee
Kimberli Smith, Hood
Jesse Titus, Alvernia

Division I Poll

1. Maryland
2. Wake Forest
3. Duke
4. Old Dominion
5. UNC
6. Penn State
7. American
8. Michigan
9. Indiana
10. Ohio State
11. Iowa
12. Michigan State
13. Boston College
14. Connecticut
15. Louisville
16. Villanova
17. Boston University
18. Northeastern
19. James Madison
20. Richmond

Players of the Week

Division I - Jessica Javelet, Louisville

Javelet powered the Cardinals to a pair of important wins this week, starting with notching the overtime game-winner against Michigan. Against Iowa, she scored two goals and added an assist to help the Cards rally from down 0-1 to a 3-1 lead in a game they went on to win 5-2.

Rookie of the Week: Carissa Eye, Sacred Heart

Eye scored both goals in the 2-1 win over Quinnipiac and then took the shot that drew a penalty stroke in the championship game. SHU converted the stroke and won the NEC title 1-0.

Honor Roll:
Kim Branich, Columbia
Ashley Del Greco, Sacred Heart
Liz Fettrow, Kent State
Valentina Godfrid, California
Michelle Huynh-Ba, Michigan State
Dana Sensenig, Old Dominion
Pam Spuehler, Boston University

Division II - Aly Boulis, Stonehill

Boulis was named the MVP of the NE10 Tournament, scoring the tournament-winning goal in overtime as the Skyhawks upset the top-ranked RiverHawks in the title game. The win assures Stonehill of their first bid to the NCAA Championships.

Rookie of the Week: Kimberly Davies, Shippensburg

Davies notched a pair of goals in the PSAC semifinal before scoring one of five second-half goals to help the Lady Raiders win their first PSAC title against Bloomsburg.

Honor Roll:
Michelle Esterle, Bellarmine
Ashley Heckard, Bloomsburg
Sara Hohenberger Lowell
Kelly Latendresse, Stonehill
Lauren MacEllven, Mercyhurst
Ashley Watt, Shippensburg

Division III - Ashley Ettinger, Ursinus

Ettinger scored a pair of goals late in the game against Rowan to help the Bears rally from down two to send the game into overtime. The Bears clinched the Centennial Conference regular season title with a 5-0 win over Bryn Mawr earlier in the week.

Rookie of the Week: Reid Berrien, Middlebury

Berrien was an integral part of the Midd's success this week as they went 3-0, including a NESCAC quarterfinal win. Berrien started the week with a hat trick against RPI. She scored both goals in the overtime win over Trinity, and then scored twice in the 3-0 win over Bates in the NESCAC quarterfinals. Berrien scored seven of Middlebury's nine goals on the week.

Honor Roll:
Megan Benevides, Gordon
Erin Curry, Endicott
Sheri Grondski, TCNJ
Dionne Jones, Manhattanville
Lindey McNamara, Bowdoin
Lydia Parzych, Wellesley
Amy Skrickus, St. Mary's
Jesse Titus, Alvernia

Division I Poll

1. Wake Forest
2. Maryland
3. Duke
4. Old Dominion
5. UNC
6. Penn State
7. American
8. Indiana
9. Iowa
10. Michigan
11. Ohio State
12. Michigan State
13. Boston College
14. Connecticut
15. Louisville
16. Villanova
17. Boston University
18. Northeastern
19. James Madison
20. Richmond

Players of the Week

Division I - Dana Sensenig, Old Dominion

Sensenig helped the Lady Monarchs clinch the CAA regular season title with a pair of wins on the road, including a 3-1 come-from-behind victory over #18 Northeastern. Sensenig scored twice, including the game-winner, and then added an insurance goal. Against Hofstra, Sensenig assisted on the game-winner as the ODU went 2-0 on the week.

Rookie of the Week: Arlette Westdorp, Albany

Westdorp assisted on both goals as the Great Danes upset Boston University 2-1.

Honor Roll:
Victoria Barrington, Rider
Lizzie Bildner, Dartmouth
Liz Fettrow, Kent State
Crystal Frates, Boston College
Lea Salese, Penn
Ali Scola, Penn State

Division II - Suzanne Cornelissen, IUP

Cornelissen helped the Indians defeat #1 Shippensburg, #2 Bloomsburg, and #4 Kutztown in succession this week in a remarkable week for IUP. She opened the week with both goals against Kutztown and then closed the week with the second goal in a 2-1 upset of Shippensburg. The Indians won all three conference games by identical scores of 2-1.

Rookie of the Week: Kelley Healey, Kutztown

Healey helped the Golden Bears go 3-1 on the week, securing fourth in the PSAC standings. She notched a hat trick against Millersville and added two goals in a key game against East Stroudsburg. Healey also had one goal in the win over Slippery Rock.

Honor Roll:
Caitlin Gleason, Stonehill
Courtney Hill, Lowell
Mary Rogers, Bentley
Katie Urso, Philadelphia

Division III - Jen Soss, Montclair State

Soss helped the Red Hawks knock off conference rival TCNJ, scoring a goal and adding an assists as Montclair State upset #5 TCNJ 2-1. She added a goal in a win over conference rival Ramapo.

Rookie of the Week: Abigail Brox, Oberlin

Brox notched the only goal of the game in a 1-0 win over Ohio Wesleyan in a key NCAC game. She also added 2 goals in a win over Earlham as the Yeowomen went 2-0 on the week, both wins coming in conference games.

Honor Roll:
Val Barnhart, Stevens Tech
Jillian Brown, WNEC
Lindsay Cappa, Ursinus
Maggie Dolan, William Smith
Kate Lester, Washington & Lee
Rachel Lewis, York
Ashley Lobach, Messiah
Mandy Nixon, Bridgewater

Division I Poll

1. Wake Forest
2. Maryland
3. Duke
4. UNC
5. American
6. Old Dominion
7. Penn State
8. Iowa
9. Indiana
10. Ohio State
11. Michigan
12. Michigan State
13. Boston College
14. Connecticut
15. Villanova
16. Louisville
17. Northeastern
18. Boston University
19. James Madison
20. Virginia

Players of the Week

Division I - Haley Exner, Indiana

Exner had a huge week in the cage for the Hoosiers, notching double-digits in saves against a pair of top-20 teams. Indiana defeated Louisville to open the week behind Exner's 10 saves, and later in the week she had a career-high 16 saves to help the Hoosiers to the 2-1 victory.

Rookie of the Week: Bob Dirks, Boston College

Dirks started the week with a hat trick against Brown before assisting on the opening goal in the upset of Northeastern. She closed the week with a goal and an assist in the win over Vermont.

Honor Roll:
Tina Bryson, Albany
Patricia Borneo, Massachusetts
Alyssa DePaola, Cornell
Nicole Dudek, Duke
Meaghan Hoffman, Connecticut
Rebecca Steffen, Lock Haven

Division II - Sarah Cordora, East Stroudsburg

Cordora had a pair of game-winning goals last week as the Warriors went 2-0, including a win over Bloomsburg. Cordora notched the go-ahead goal at the end of the first half against Bloom on Wednesday before netting the only goal in the 1-0 win over C. W. Post.

Rookie of the Week: Susan Hearn, Catawba

Hearn scored the final three goals of the game to rally Catawba from down 3-1 to a 4-3 victory over Philadelphia. .

Honor Roll:
Courtney Campbell, Stonehill
Sara Hohenberger, Lowell
Keely Jarrett, Mansfield
Kristy Ney, Bloomsburg
Mary Rogers, Bentley

Division III - Channing Weymouth, Middlebury

Weymouth was instrumental in the Panthers' two wins over ranked teams. She had the opening goal and then the game-winning assist in the overtime win over rival Williams, and the scored the second goal in the upset of top-ranked Ursinus.

Rookie of the Week: Jaimie Macari, Mount Holyoke

Macari started the week with the overtime game-winner against WPI in a key conference win before notching two goals against Conn. Two days later she scored twice as the Lyons defeated MIT 3-2 in another conference matchup.

Honor Roll:
Robyn Apicelli, Montclair State
Brittany Elliott, Salisbury
Andrea Fleming, Lynchburg
Gina Giardina, Babson
Becky Macchione, Alvernia
Brynn Maguire, Mary Washington
Becky Osier, Cortland
Caitlin Potter, McDaniel

Division I Poll

1. Wake Forest
2. Maryland
3. Duke
4. UNC
5. American
6. Old Dominion
7. Penn State
8. Indiana
9. Ohio State
10. Iowa
11. Michigan
12. Michigan State
13. Boston College
14. Boston University
15. Connecticut
16. Villanova
17. Louisville
18. Northeastern
19. James Madison
20. Virginia

Players of the Week

Division I - Kathryn Masson, Maryland

Masson helped contain one of the nation's highest-scoring offenses as the Terrapins defeated Duke 2-0 on the road. Masson had a career-high 14 saves as Maryland held the Blue Devils off the board for the first time this year.

Rookie of the Week: Britt van Pelt, Kent State

Van Pelt was instrumental in helping the Golden Flashes notch two wins over the weekend and jump back into the thick of the MAC race. She started the week with two goals and an assist over Central Michigan before scoring all three goals, including the overtime game-winner, in the upset of Ohio.

Honor Roll:
Laura Cohen, Holy Cross
Blair Corcoran, Cornell
Tricia Crotty, Rider
Valentina Godfrid, California
Allie Lokey, Temple
Beth Riley, Michigan
Michelle Sola, Syracuse

Division II - Colleen McLaughlin, Stonehill

McLaughlin scored the game-winner against #4 Bentley as the #7 Skyhawks swept the season series for the first time in school history. Earlier in the week she scored a pair of goals in the win over St. Anselm.

Rookie of the Week: Jamie Vanartsdalen, Bloomsburg

Vanartsdalen scored three goals and added an assist to help the Huskies go 3-0 on the week. She scored the game-winner against Kutztown to start the week, and then added two goals in the win over Slippery Rock before assisting on the game-winning goal in overtime against Bellarmine.

Honor Roll:
Natalie Grazan, Shippensburg
Andrea Slaven, St. Michael's

Division III - Maggie Dolan, William Smith

Dolan notched three goals on the week as the Herons went 3-0, including a 2-1 win over Skidmore in which Dolan scored both William Smith goals. She added a goal in the overtime win over Ithaca .

Rookie of the Week: Jennifer Lubin, TCNJ

Lubin scored twice as the Lions knocked off two-time defending champion Salisbury 3-1, ending the Sea Gulls' 44-game winning streak.

Honor Roll:
Amanda Griswold, Frostburg State
Rosemary Mudry, Oberlin
Sarah Proctor, Fitchburg State
Kim Wagner, Juniata
Katie Williams, Connecticut College
Megan Wolski, Westfield State
Jamie Zubrow, Johns Hopkins

Division I Poll

1. Wake Forest
2. Maryland
3. UNC
4. Duke
5. American
6. Old Dominion
7. Penn State
8. Ohio State
9. Iowa
10. Indiana
11. Michigan
12. Michigan State
13. Louisville
14. Northeastern
15. Boston College
16. Boston University
17. Connecticut
18. James Madison
19. Virginia
20. Villanova

Players of the Week

Division I - Tracy Statter, Penn

Statter helped the Quakers go 2-0 on the week, including an upset of Villanova and a key conference win over Dartmouth. Statter scored two goals, including the game-winner against the Wildcats and then assisted on the only goal in the win over Dartmouth.

Rookie of the Week: Christine Suggs, Wake Forest

Suggs earns her second Rookie of the Week award after notching the game-winning goal against UNC and then assisting on the game-winner against Richmond before adding an insurance goal.

Honor Roll:
Danielle Avenoso, Quinnipiac
Katie Grant, Duke
Lizzy Peijs, Connecticut
Erin Prediger, Boston University
Kim Scott, Rutgers

Division II - Kelly Latendresse, Stonehill

Latendress scored a goal and an assist in a win over Assumption before notching the game-winning assist at Bryant.

Rookie of the Week: Kim Davies, Shippensburg

Davies scored a goal and added an assist against IUP and added a goal against Slippery Rock as the Lady Raiders remained undefeated on the season.

Honor Roll:
Kelley Healey, Kutztown
Taylor Kloss, Lowell
Cori Krajewski, Southern Connecticut

Division III - Mel Slessinger, Elizabethtown

Slessinger helped the Blue Jays upset two consecutive opponents this week, notching the game-winner in overtime against Kean before scoring twice and assisting on the third goal in the 3-1 win over King's.

Rookie of the Week: Annie Gehring, Christopher Newport

Gehring helped the Captains go 3-0 on the week, notching a goal in the win over Randolph Macon before helping with the game-winning assist against Frostburg State before scoring the game-winner against Washington & Lee.

Honor Roll:
Brittany Amos, Transylvania
Nicole Irvin, Wittenberg
Alisha Miner, Springfield
Caitlin Nolan, Richard Stockton
Lynette Sgrignoli, Salisbury
Liz Unger, Rowan
Marianne Wood, St. Mary's

Division I Poll

1. Wake Forest
2. Maryland
3. UNC
4. Duke
5. American
6. Old Dominion
7. Penn State
8. Ohio State
9. Iowa
10. Indiana
11. Michigan State
12. Louisville
13. Michigan
14. Northeastern
15. Boston College
16. Boston University
17. Connecticut
18. Villanova
19. James Madison
20. Virginia

Players of the Week

Division I - Leticia Fragapane, Ohio State

Fragapane helped the Buckeyes go 3-0 on the week, including 2-0 in the Big 10 with a pair of upsets over Michigan and Iowa. She started the week with a goal against Ball State, and then had four goals in the win over U-M and then the first goal of the game in the win over Iowa, giving OSU a lead they would not relinquish.

Rookie of the Week: Rachelle Coetzee, Ohio

Coetzee was a part of all four goals in the Bobcats' win over Miami in a key MAC game, one day after she assisted her sister in Ohio's opening conference game, a win over Ball State.

Honor Roll:
Kayla Bashore, Indiana
Evelyn Bossi, Brown
Nicole Dudek, Duke
Megan Glielmi, West Chester
Blair Wynne, Lock Haven

Division II - Ashley Watt, Shippensburg

Watt started the week with a two-goal, one-assist game against Bloomsburg as the Lady Raiders won the #1 vs #2 contest with a 6-2 win over the Huskies. She added the opening goal in the 2-1 win over Mansfield.

Rookie of the Week: Michelle Harrington, UMass-Lowell

Harrington was a part of both goals in the key NE-10 win over SCSU, taken by the River Hawks 2-0.

Honor Roll:
Trista Hershey, Kutztown
Kerry Kelly, Assumption
Mary Rogers, Bentley
Sarah Roney, Bellarmine

Division III - Karen Wendler, Ursinus

Wendler, a UC defender, helped the Bears upset TCNJ 1-0 as she notched the only goal in the 1-0 win over the Lions. Later in the week she added an assist in a win over Washington College.

Rookie of the Week: Jaclyn Myers, Philadelphia Biblical

Myers was a part of three of the six Eagle goals this week as PBU went 3-0. She had an assist on the opening goal of the FDU-Florham game, scored the only goal in the win over Delaware Valley, and then assisted on the third goal of the Goucher win.

Honor Roll:
Nikki Bailey, Messiah
Sarah Berheide, Skidmore
Kristen Frazier, Fitchburg State
Kate Leonard, Bowdoin
Mel Slessinger, Elizabethtown

Division I Poll

1. Wake Forest
2. Maryland
3. UNC
4. Duke
5. American
6. Old Dominion
7. Penn State
8. Ohio State
9. Iowa
10. Indiana
11. Michigan State
12. Louisville
13. Michigan
14. Northeastern
15. Boston College
16. Boston University
17. Villanova
18. Harvard
19. James Madison
20. Virginia

Players of the Week

Division I - Sara Schmidt, Villanova

Schmidt scored the tying goal and then assisted on the game-winner as the Wildcats upset Connecticut, with both goals coming in the final five minutes of the game. She added a goal against West Chester as Villanova went 2-0 on the week.

Rookie of the Week: Christine Suggs, Wake Forest

Suggs scored both goals in the Demon Deacons' 2-0 win over Michigan State, days after a goal and an assist in the win over Kent State.

Honor Roll:
Lucy Clayton, Ohio State
Erin Hayes, Virginia
Kristen McCarthy, Quinnipiac
Beth Riley, Michigan
Ashley Webber, Northeastern

Division II - Mary Rogers, Bentley

Rogers scored six goals and two assists as the Falcons went 2-0 on the week, including a 4-1 win over #10 Bryant.

Rookie of the Week: Whitney Martin, Southern Connecticut

Martin kept the Rookie of the Week award at SCSU with a goal and an assist in the Owls' 2-0 week, defeating conference rivals Franklin Pierce and Merrimack.

Honor Roll:
Maribeth Brozena, Bloomsburg
Lindsey Harrison, St. Michael's
Courtney Hill, UMass-Lowell
Kristen Miller, Shippensburg
Sarah Roney, Bellarmine

Division III - Michele Repass, Catholic

Repass helped the Cardinals upset Gettysburg, scoring an insurance goal in the second half. Later in the week she added three goals and an assist in the 7-0 win over Goucher and had the game-winning goal in the 3-1 victory over Roanoke.

Rookie of the Week: Meighan McGowan, Williams

McGowan scored four goals and assisted on three others as the Ephs went 3-0 on the week.

Honor Roll:
Nicole Downs, Bridgewater State
Lindsey Holiday, Wellesley
Jen Schoepflin, Drew
Jenna Schwind, Messiah
Lynette Sgrignoli, Salisbury
Suzanne Thompson, King's
Katie Weber, Skidmore

Division I Poll

1. Wake Forest
2. Maryland
3. UNC
4. Duke
5. American
6. Michigan
7. Old Dominion
8. Penn State
9. Michigan State
10. Iowa
11. Ohio State
12. Indiana
13. Louisville
14. Northeastern
15. Harvard
16. Boston University
17. Boston College
18. Richmond
19. William & Mary
20. Villanova

Players of the Week

Division I - Haley Scott, Wake Forest

Scott tallied both goals as the Demon Deacons defeated Duke 2-1 in a matchup of the last two NCAA finals contests.

Rookie of the Week: Katelyn Orlando, Massachusetts

Orlando scored the game-winning goal against Vermont and started the sequence in the final minute that led to the game-winning goal against Sacred Heart.

Honor Roll:
Maureen Daniel, American
Katie Morris, Michigan
Sarah Shute, Boston University
Tamara Sobek-Rosnick, Harvard

Division II - Tina Nardi, St. Michael's

Nardi pitched a pair of shutouts on the week, holding Stonehill without a goal for the first time in 2005 after helping the Purple Knights defeat Assumption 1-0.

Rookie of the Week: Grace Martha, Southern Connecticut

Martha helped the Owls go 2-0 in the NE-10 with a goal and three assists in wins against Bryant and St. Anselm.

Honor Roll:
Angela Cafarelli, Southern Connecticut
Kelley Healey, Kutztown
Ashley Watt, Shippensburg
Ashley Webb, St. Michael's

Division III - Ashley Ettinger, Ursinus

With the Bears down 2-0 in the second half, Ettinger ignited a three-goal comeback against Messiah, scoring the first goal and then assisting on the next two, including the game-winner in overtime, to help Ursinus notch the victory.

Rookie of the Week: Carolyn Griggs, Castleton State

Griggs helped the Spartans go 3-0 on the week, starting with the game-winner in overtime as Castleton roared back from a 5-1 deficit to defeat Plymouth State 6-5. Griggs also notched two goals against NEC and another goal in the OT win against St. Joseph's.

Honor Roll:
Robyn Apicelli, Montclair State
Brittany Croll, F&M
Stephanie Doherty, Rowan
Melissa Gates, King's
Andrea McAllister, Worcester State
Jenn Hurley, Anna Maria
Tanya Rego, Simmons

Division I Poll

1. Wake Forest
2. UNC
3. Maryland
4. Duke
5. American
6. Michigan
7. Old Dominion
8. Penn State
9. Michigan State
10. Iowa
11. Indiana
12. Ohio State
13. Northeastern
14. Boston University
15. William & Mary
16. Connecticut
17. Boston College
18. Richmond
19. Harvard
20. James Madison

Players of the Week

Division I - Paula Infante, Maryland

Infante helped the Terps go 2-0 last week against top-10 competition, scoring two goals in the 4-0 win over Michigan and then intercepting a pass and scoring in extra time against Old Dominion.

Rookie of the Week: Kate Scholl, UNC

Schroll had a goal and an assist in the 3-1 win over William & Mary as the Tar Heels gave head coach Karen Shelton her 400th career victory.

Honor Roll:
Elizabeth Friedlander, Yale
Katie Grant, Duke
Camila Infante, American
Emily Swartz, Towson

Division II - Elke Bos, IUP

Bos had two goals and one assist against fellow 2004 semifinalist UMass-Lowell in the first-ever matchup between these two teams. Bos had a hand in all three goals. She added a goal against Bellarmine as the Indians went 2-0.

Rookie of the Week: Elke Bos, IUP

Honor Roll:
Laura Dubois, Assumption
Sara Hohenberger, UMass-Lowell
Tracy Hudak, Bloomsburg
Mary Rogers, Bentley

Division III - Ashley Polet, Messiah

Polet scored twice in the second half to break open a one-goal game as the Falcons won this battle of semifinal teams from 2004 4-2

Rookie of the Week: Katie Reuther, TCNJ

Reuther scored twice in the Lions' opening-day 4-1 win over Millersville.

Honor Roll:
Brittany Croll, F&M
Emilie Lannamann, St. Lawrence
Janna Prachniak, Springfield

Players of the Week

Division I - Diana Nelson, Northeastern

Nelson did not allow a goal this week, including a 100-minute marathon against Connecticut. In the strokeoff, Nelson stopped all four attempts she faced in the second round of strokes to send the Huskies to the win.

Rookie of the Week: Kara Murphy, Massachusetts

Murphy notched two game-winners this week in league play as the Minutewomen went 3-0. She was a part of both goals in a 2-1 win over UNH and then notched the game-winner in overtime against Temple.

Honor Roll:
Abby Brown, Dartmouth
Vianney Campos, Pacific
Nicole Dudek, Duke
Courtney Hughes, Lock Haven
Jessica Javelet, Louisville

Division II - Ashley Kocis, East Stroudsburg

Kocis was a part of both ESU goals this week as the Warriors went 2-0, with both victories coming in league play. She scored the game-winner against Mansfield and then set up her sister Nicole in the upset win over Kutztown.

Rookie of the Week: Aly Boulis, Stonehill

Boulis set up the game-winning goal in the Chieftains' win over Southern Connecticut after scoring the second goal in the 2-0 win over Bryant as Stonehill went 2-1 on the week with both wins coming against NE10 opponents.

Honor Roll:
Suzanne Cornelissen, IUP
Trista Hershey, Kutztown
Tamsen Hunter, Saint Michael's
Patty McNeil, Stonehill

Division III - Laura Baggaley, McDaniel

Baggaley had three goals and two assists in a 3-0 week for the Green Terror, who upset Franklin & Marshall 4-1 as well as notching wins over Susquehanna and Swarthmore. She scored a point in every game, including the first two goals in the game against the Diplomats.

Rookie of the Week: Alison Femi, St. Mary's College of Maryland

Femi had four goals and two assists on the week, including a goal and an assist against Lynchburg as the Seahawks went 3-0.

Honor Roll:
Anlyn Addis, Wooster
Kelly Cooman, Hartwick
Jena Elliott, Mary Washington
Jennifer Johnson, Framingham
Kelli Johnson, Cortland
Ashley Lyddane, Middlebury
Becky Macchione, Alvernia
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Division I Poll

1. Wake Forest
2. UNC
3. Duke
4. Michigan State
5. Connecticut
6. American
7. Maryland
8. Northeastern
9. Old Dominion
10. Michigan
11. Richmond
12. Boston College
13. William & Mary
14. Virginia
15. California
16. Delaware
17. Harvard
18. Iowa
19. Penn State
20. Villanova

Players of the Week

Division I - Debbie Birrell, Iowa

Birrell notched three goals on the week as the Hawkeyes went 3-0, including a win over Michigan in a key Big 10 game. Birrell had the game-winner in the second overtime against Pacific after earlier leaving the game due to an injury, and then scored two goals in a five-minute span to help the Hawks rally from down 3-0 at halftime to a 4-3 win in overtime.

Rookie of the Week: Kathryn Masson, Maryland

Masson had nine saves and allowed just two goals as the Terps upset Duke in overtime.

Honor Roll:
Maeke Boreel, Wake Forest
Rachel Bloemker, Drexel
Lauren Henderson, Connecticut
Vanessa Pizzulli, Villanova
Berber Rischen, Kent State
Nikki Sweger, Lock Haven

Division II - Alysia Morgan, UMass Lowell

Morgan helped the River Hawks extend their undefeated streak with a goal against NE10 foe St. Michael's, added a goal and an assist in the league win over Stonehill, and had a hat trick against Merrimack.

Rookie of the Week: Jaclyn Kulesza, Millersville

Kulesza repeated as Rookie of the Week after scoring a goal to give the Marauders a brief lead in the second half against Shippensburg, and then was a part of both goals, including scoring the game-winner, as Ville upset East Stroudsburg.

Honor Roll:
Lindsey Knupp, Shippensburg
Nicole Kocis, East Stroudsburg
Kristi Ney, Bloomsburg
Megan Zoltek, Philadelphia

Division III - Katie Austin, Dickinson

Austin was a part of all three Dickinson goals this week, notching a goal and an assist in the upset 2-1 win over McDaniel, and then scored the only goal in the 1-0 win over Muhlenberg as the Red Devils went 2-0 on the week, including 2-0 in Centennial play.

Rookie of the Week: Kim Wagner, Juniata

Wagner notched three game-winning goals this week, scoring the only goal in the 1-0 win over Elizabethtown, notching both goals in a 2-1 double-overtime win over Moravian, and then getting the first goal in a 2-0 win over Washington & Lee.

Honor Roll:
Jess Baker, Trinity (CT)
Katy Barrett, Wittenberg
Kelly Bocchino, Husson
Margaret Dolan, William Smith
Jennifer Johnston, Framingham State
Erin Lloyd, St. Lawrence

Division I Poll

1. Wake Forest
2. UNC
3. Michigan State
4. Duke
5. Connecticut
6. Maryland
7. American
8. Northeastern
9. Old Dominion
10. Michigan
11. Richmond
12. Boston College
13. William & Mary
14. Virginia
15. Delaware
16. California
17. Harvard
18. Penn State
19. Villanova
20. Iowa

Players of the Week

Division I - Heidi Hershberger, American

Hershberger scored five goals this week, including a pair as the Eagles upset Maryland 3-1. She also notched two in the win over Lafayette and one in the win over JMU.

Rookie of the Week: Abby Maguire, Providence

Maguire scored both Providence goals after UMass took the early lead to help the Friars win 2-1 on the road.

Honor Roll:
Kelly Giles, William & Mary
Veerle Goudswaard, Michigan State
Lauren Henderson, Connecticut
Kim Hughes, Louisville
Molly Schriver, Penn State
Katy Tran, North Carolina
Amanda Warrington, Delaware

Division II - Suzanne Cornelissen, IUP

Cornelissen had three goals and an assist as the Indians upset Shippensburg on the road. After Ship took a 4-3 lead in the second half, Cornelissen scored a pair of goals five minutes apart to give the Indians the lead for good.

Rookie of the Week: Jaclyn Kulesza, Millersville

Kulesza had a pair of game-winning goals in overtime as the Marauders won back-to-back games.

Honor Roll:
Lisa Bellantoni, St. Anselm
Lindsey Knupp, Shippensburg
Lauren McCabe, Kutztown
Mary Rogers, Bentley

Division III - Kelli Johnson, Cortland

Johnson was involved with all of Cortland's goals this week, assisting in all three goals as the Red Dragons beat Nazareth 3-0, notching a hat trick and adding two assists in the 5-0 win over Ithaca, and then scoring a goal and assisting on another as Cortland defeated #9 Springfield 3-2. Johnson fired a shot that was saved by the Springfield keeper, but the rebound was put back in the cage by a teammate. While it is not an assist, she was involved with the play, giving her a hand in all 11 goals this week.

Rookie of the Week: Maria Ramoundos, Salisbury

Ramoundos helped the Sea Gulls to a 2-1 upset of top-ranked Messiah as Salisbury with an 11-save performance on turf. Messiah came into the game as the top-ranked offense in the nation at 6.14 goals per game, but Ramoundos turned away nine shots in the decisive second half as Messiah had 11 shots in the stanza.

Honor Roll:
Andrea Fleming, Lynchburg
LeAnne Hyslop, Wesley
Joyce Ann Koubaroulis, Ursinus
Becky Macchione, Alvernia
Meghan McMillen, Middlebury

Division I Poll

1. UNC
2. Wake Forest
3. Duke
4. Connecticut
5. Maryland
6. Michigan State
7. American
8. Michigan
9. Northeastern
10. Old Dominion
11. Richmond
12. Boston College
13. William & Mary
14. Virginia
15. Delaware
16. California
17. Harvard
18. Syracuse
19. Penn State
20. Hofstra

Players of the Week

Division I - Kelly Dostal, Wake Forest

Dostal scored a hat trick as the Demon Deacons defeated Maryland 3-2. After the Terps went up 1-0, Dostal notched three consecutive goals to put Wake Forest up 3-1.

Rookie of the Week: Maggie Hall, American

Hall opened up the Patriot League season for the Eagles with a hat trick against Bucknell.

Honor Roll:
Jess Blake, Michigan
Valentina Godfrid, California
Lauren Henderson, Connecticut
Brooke Miller, UNC
Ashley Schneider, Colgate
Sara Shelley, Penn
Betsy Wagner, Syracuse

Division II - Rachel Ragusa, Southern Connecticut

Ragusa helped the Owls go 2-0 on the week as she had two assists in the NE10 win over Bryant and then had a goal in the 2-1 overtime win over Merrimack.

Rookie of the Week: Dani Ryder, Stonehill

Ryder made nine saves in the 3-1 win over Assumption and then shut out AIC as Stonehill won 4-0.

Honor Roll:
Suzanne Cornelissen, IUP
Sharla Parlton, Bloomsburg
Jenn Walker, Bentley

Division III - Sondra Sherman, RPI

Sherman had an insurance goal as the Red Hawks upset Skidmore 2-0 and then scored all four goals in a 4-1 win over Union.

Rookie of the Week: Alyssa Stine, Lebanon Valley

Stine assisted on the game-winner on a penalty corner as the Dutchwomen upset Gettysburg 2-1 and then had an assist on all four goals as LVC rallied to defeat Widener 4-1.

Honor Roll:
Jessica Baker, Trinity (CT)
Meg Bascetta, Springfield
Laura Koch, Washington & Jefferson
Andrea McAllister, Worcester State
Christy Miller, Eastern
Lauryn Nicasio, Middlebury
April Yeomans, Manhattanville

Division I Poll

1. UNC
2. Wake Forest
3. Maryland
4. Duke
5. Michigan State
6. Connecticut
7. Michigan
8. Northeastern
9. Old Dominion
10. American
11. Richmond
12. Virginia
13. Boston College
14. William & Mary
15. Delaware
16. California
17. Harvard
18. Syracuse
19. Hofstra
20. Penn State

Players of the Week

Division I - Laura Douglas, North Carolina

Douglas helped the Tar Heels pitch a pair of shutouts this weekend, as UNC defeated ODU 1-0 the day before defeating UVa 4-0. Douglas assisted on the goal against ODU and then had a pair of assists in the win over the Cavaliers.

Rookie of the Week: Janneke van Leeuwen, Maryland

Van Leeuwen scored the game-tying goal as the Terps rallied to defeat Delaware a couple days after defeating Princeton 7-1. Van Leeuwen had two goals and two assists in the win.

Honor Roll:
Sara Cahill, Penn State
Kelly Dostal, Wake Forest
Allison Fayfich, American
Mary Fox, Michigan
Suzanne Irwin, Louisville
Audrey Knutson, Dartmouth
Sarah McCarthy, Colgate
Gracie Sorbello, Duke

Division II - Suzanne Cornelissen, IUP

Cornelissen opened up the week with the game-winner as the Indians upset defending national champion Bloomsburg 1-0. She added 2 goals against Mansfield and 2 assists against C. W. Post as IUP went undefeated on the week.

Rookie of the Week: Heather Buda, Bentley

Buda scored two goals as the Falcons won a pair of games against Bryant and Mercyhurst.

Honor Roll:
Ashley Kocis, East Stroudsburg
Alysia Morgan, Lowell
Nikki Pickman, Saint Michael's
Ashley Watt, Shippensburg

Division III - Carla Behe, Utica

Behe helped the Pioneers net a pair of wins in the week with being a part of both game-winning goals in overtime. Against #7 Skidmore, Behe scored the game-winner and then she had the opening assist and then added the game-winning assist in overtime against Rochester.

Rookie of the Week: Ashley Sparango, DeSales

Sparango helped the Bulldogs to their first-ever win by assisting on all three goals against Immaculata, and then helped DeSales to their first-ever two-game winning streak by scoring both goals in regulation against Haverford as the Bulldogs won 3-2 in double overtime.

Honor Roll:
Kelly Cooman, Hartwick
Jamie Derr, College Misericordia
Karen Lancaster, Denison
Erin Lloyd, St. Lawrence
Cherie McNellis, Kean

Division I Poll

1. UNC
2. Maryland
3. Duke
4. Wake Forest
5. Michigan State
6. Connecticut
7. Old Dominion
8. Michigan
9. Delaware
10. Northeastern
11. American
12. Richmond
13. William & Mary
14. Penn State
15. Boston College
16. Virginia
17. California
18. Harvard
19. Hofstra
20. Indiana

Players of the Week

Division I - Nicole Dudek, Duke

Dudek scored the game-winner to help Duke upset the Demon Deacons at home in overtime, and then added a hat trick the next day.

Rookie of the Week: Carlot Verloop, Virginia Commonwealth

Verloop repeated as frosh of the week with her four-goal, two assist performance over the past week.

Honor Roll:
Jennifer Angat, Old Dominion
Gretchen Fuller, Harvard
Veerle Goudswaard, Michigan State
Lauren Henderson, Connecticut
Kelsey Keeran, North Carolina
Javiera Villagra, American

Division II - Sharla Parlton, Bloomsburg

Parlton had a pair of goals in regulation to help the Huskies get into overtime against Shippensburg, which BU won in strokes. She had the game-winner against East Stroudsburg to keep Bloom undefeated.

Rookie of the Week: Dani Ryder, Stonehill

Ryder pitched a shutout in both of her games last week, helping the Chieftains go 2-0 on the week and in league play.

Honor Roll:
Cathy Cardini, Southern Connecticut
Colleen Healey, Kutztown
Chelsey Munson, Franklin Pierce
Mary Rogers, Bentley

Division III - Christina Simon, Philadelphia Biblical

Simon was a part of 7 of the 8 Crimson Eagles' goals this week, as PBU went 3-0. She scored twice and assisted on the third as PBU defeated Arcadia 3-1, and then had two assists as the Eagles won in overtime over Neumann 2-1, and had both goals in regulation in the 3-2 overtime win over Kean.

Rookie of the Week: Christina Woody, Hood

Woody had two game-winners this week, including an overtime goal against Wilson and then the only goal against Wells as the Blazers went 3-0, including 2-0 in the AWCC.

Honor Roll:
Kelly Cooman, Hartwick
Stacee Cupples, Moravian
Lisa Ferrantino, Fitchburg
Jen McCormack, Endicott
Amber Paradee, Springfield
Colleen Stamler, TCNJ

Players of the Week

Division I - Diana Nelson, Northeastern

Nelson made six saves in both of the Huskies' wins this week, including a come-from-behind win over Princeton in which she made two spectacular saves in the final six minutes, and an overtime win over Penn State.

Rookie of the Week: Carlot Verloop, Virginia Commonwealth

Verloop scored five goals on the week, including a hat trick against Rutgers and a pair of goals against Penn.

Honor Roll:
Jenna Cook, Holy Cross
Candice Cooper, Northwestern
Paula Infante, Maryland
Nikki Sweger, Lock Haven
Katy Tran, North Carolina

Division II - Jackie Driscoll, UMass-Lowell

Driscoll had an assist and scored the game-winning goal in overtime as the River Hawks upset Bentley in a matchup of the last two NE-10 tournament champions, three days after she scored a pair of goals in a 4-3 win over Saint Michael's.

Rookie of the Week: Hannah Wolfe, Saint Michael's

Wolfe's goal with just under six minutes to play helped the Purple Knights upset Bryant, the defending NE-10 regular season champions.

Honor Roll:
Kendra Emery, Shippensburg
Rebecca Kushwara, Southern Connecticut
Sharla Parlton, Bloomsburg

Division III - Danae Chambers, Messiah

Chambers opened the week by setting the all-time scoring record at Messiah with two goals and one assist against Seton Hill, and then exploded for a two-goal, four-assist performance against William Smith to help Messiah open with a pair of wins.

Rookie of the Week: Jennifer Tanis, Montclair State

Tanis scored consecutive goals to help the Red Hawks erase an early deficit and defeat Washington College 3-2.

Honor Roll:
Brittany Croll, Franklin & Marshall
Jessie Grasso, Manhattanville
Lindsey Inman, New England College
Becky Macchione, Alvernia
Crystal McCarney, Ursinus
Kim Stevens, Springfield
Katie Weber, Skidmore

Players of the Week

Division I - Kelsey Keeran, North Carolina

Keeran helped the Tar Heels go 2-0 to start the season, notching victories over Big 10 foes Michigan (3-2) and Iowa (5-0). Keeran had a goal and an assist against Michigan, scoring in the 45th minute to tie the game and then assisting in the final minute of regulation for the win. Keeran added two goals against Iowa.

Rookie of the Week: Kristin Van Rooij, Rutgers

Van Rooij helped the Scarlet Knights shut out Georgetown on Saturday before recording 13 saves, with 8 in the second half, to stake Rutgers to a 2-0 record to start 2004.

Honor Roll:
Megan Foster, Villanova
Christina Kirkaldy, Michigan State
Mia Link, Virginia
Alana Smith, California
Jillian Thomas, Temple

Division II - selections begin next Monday

Division III - selections begin next Monday