VALENTINA AMBROGI-TORRES | RANDOLPH-MACON | GK
Torres, a junior from Richmond, Va., helped Randolph-Macon keep a clean sheet with a 2-0 victory over McDaniel in the Yellow Jackets season opener. Ambrogi-Torres, an All-ODAC Second Team choice last year, saw eight shots fired her way with five on-target. She set aside each to mark her eighth game with five or more saves out of the last nine she has played dating back to last season.

CLAUDIA LENAHAN | SHENANDOAH | F/M
Lenahan, a senior from Bristow, Va., helped nationally 11th-ranked Shenandoah begin its ODAC title defense with a pair of victories. Lenahan, an All-ODAC Second Team pick last year, had a hand in three of the Hornets six goals. On Saturday, she notched the game's opening goal just 3:37 into the contest on the way to a 4-0 victory over DePauw University. On Sunday, Lenahan assisted Kayleigh Vodvarka's game-tying score for a 1-1 draw through regulation at Denison University. In overtime, Lenahan again played provider, this time feeding Reagan Flory for the winner just 1:17 into extra time.

• Emma Huante spent all 60 minutes guarding EMU's cage, making 6 saves in a 1-0 loss to Cedar Crest
• Danielle Coon had a goal and an assist in Lynchburg's season opening wins over Denison (2-0) and DePauw (4-0).
• Cali Kujawa scored the first goal in Randolph-Macon's 2-0 win over McDaniel.
• Madeline Lancione registered 2 assists in Washington and Lee's 4-2 loss at nationally 5th-ranked Johns Hopkins. Britty Page marked her collegiate debut with a defensive save and a goal against the Blue Jays.