NOAH LEWIS | HAMPDEN-SYDNEY | FY. | LHP | CREWE, VA.
Lewis, a first-year southpaw from Crewe, Va., put together one of the best pitching performances in Hampden-Sydney history in the second of his two appearances in Tiger victories on the way to his first career ODAC weekly honor. Lewis opened his week with two innings of nearly blemish free relief with three strikeouts and a walk in a no-decision in a 10-2 win over St. Mary's (Md.). Three days later, Lewis went the distance in a 3-1 win over Guilford, fanning 15 Quakers for one of the 10-best strikeout outputs in league history. He allowed one run on six hits with one walk to go along with his 15 punchouts. He struck-out the side in both the sixth and eighth innings – accounting for six of his 12 swinging K's – and had two strikeouts each in the first, second and ninth innings with his other strikeouts in the fourth, fifth and seventh innings, respectively. For the season, Lewis is 1-0 in seven appearances including three starts. He has given up 13 runs on 22 hits with nine walks and 32 strikeouts in 24.2 innings of work.

BENTON JONES | LYNCHBURG | JR. | 2B | DURHAM, N.C.
Jones, a junior second baseman from Durham, N.C., reached base at least twice in each of Lynchburg's four games last week and found his way to the basepaths 14 times in 18 plate appearances to help the nationally fourth-ranked Hornets to a 3-1 week on the way to his first ODAC weekly award of the season. Jones went 7-for-11 with six walks and a HBP, two doubles, a triple, a homer, six RBI, four runs scored, and five stolen bases. In Lynchburg's only blemish of the week – a 6-5 loss at Greensboro – Jones went 3-for-3 and was hit by a pitch. He doubled and tripled while driving in a run and scoring two bases. He hit a two-run shot and walked three times while driving in four and scoring twice himself in a 15-4 victory at Methodist. In an ODAC doubleheader sweep (2-1, 7-1) of EMU, Jones 3-for-5 with three walks, a double, an RBI, two runs scored, and two stolen bases. Jones was clean in the field on 16 total chances (13 assists) overall. For the season, Jones is hitting .380 with a 1.248 OPS.