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ODAC Field Hockey Report: Week 6

It was a big week of conference results for several ODAC schools, led by the 3-0 mark posted by No. 20 Shenandoah. Lynchburg, Randolph-Macon, and No. 18 Washington and Lee all went 2-0 to account for each of the wins over the nine conference games. Bridgewater won 1-of-2 non-conference games that featured ODAC squads. WLU and Lynchburg sit atop the league table at 3-0 in conference play with SU sitting at 2-1. Shenandoah's nine overall wins (9-2) are the most in the league.

NCAA POWER INDEX RANKINGS
thru games of 10/11/26
Last week, the NCAA debuted their NCAA Power Index (NPI) rankings. At the end of the conference postseason, these rankings will be used to both select teams to NCAA brackets at-large and help each sport's championship committee determine hosting privileges for each round of a Division III championship tournament.

  • Batten: 100th
  • Bridgewater: 59th
  • EMU: 159th
  • Lynchburg: 32nd
  • Randolph-Macon: 88th
  • Roanoke: 94th
  • Shenandoah: 24th
  • Sweet Briar: 160th
  • Washington and Lee: 25th
  • CAMRYN DeLEVA | SHENANDOAH | DEFENDER
    DeLeva, a senior from Fredericksburg, Va., helped nationally 20th-ranked Shenandoah to a 2-0 week against ODAC competition. DeLeva helped the Hornets keep both EMU (11-0) and Batten (5-0) off the scoreboard in SU's two home wins, allowing just two shots overall. DeLeva came forward to contribute to three of the Hornets goals. She made it 2-0 SU in the third minute in SU's midweek win over EMU. On Saturday, DeLeva assisted on two of Kierney Weigle's goals against Batten, giving SU leads of 1-0 in the third minute and 3-0 with 1:47 to go in the first quarter. For the season, Shenandoah has allowed just 13 goals, second-fewest (WLU - 8) in the ODAC. DeLeva leads the ODAC with eight assists and slots 10th in points (14).

  • KIERNEY WEIGLE | SHENANDOAH | FORWARD
    Weigle, a sophomore from Biglerville, Pa., collects her second ODAC weekly award of the season after finding the back of the cage five times in No. 20 Shenandoah's 2-0 week against ODAC opponents. Weigle scored just 1:12 into SU's midweek contest with EMU, setting the tone on an 11-0 triumph over the Royals. On Saturday, Weigle scored four of the Hornets' five goals in a 5-0 victory over Batten. She again notched the game's first goal off an assist from Camryn DeLeva in the third minute. Weigle and DeLeva made it 3-0 SU with 1:47 to go in the first quarter. Weigle then scored an unassisted goal 35 seconds from halftime for a 4-0 lead, and made it 5-0 Hornets just 1:01 later off an assist from Ellie Quinn. For the season, Weigle leads the ODAC in points (34) and goals scored (15).

  • RACHEL ADEL
    Bridgewater, Freshman, Goalkeeper
    Adel totaled 10 saves over 60 minutes with a .769 save percentage during Bridgewater's 1-1 week. She made two saves in a 3-2 victory over Eastern before recording eight stops and an .889 save percentage in 30 minutes against Lynchburg.

    MOLLIE BEST
    Bridgewater, Senior, Midfield
    Best scored twice for four points during Bridgewater's two-game week, finding the cage once in each contest. She scored in a 3-2 victory over Eastern before netting the first-quarter equalizer against Lynchburg, while also contributing defensively by forcing multiple turnovers.

    GRACE PETERSON
    Lynchburg, Junior, Forward
    Peterson erupted for 12 points on five goals and two assists during Lynchburg's 2-0 week in conference play. She scored four goals and added two assists for 10 points in a 10-0 victory over Sweet Briar before contributing another goal in the Hornets' 2-1 win at Bridgewater.

    SHAY SCHOONES
    Lynchburg, Senior, Goalkeeper
    Schoones recorded four saves over 90 minutes and posted an .800 save percentage as Lynchburg went 2-0 in conference play. She stopped the only shot she faced in 30 minutes against Sweet Briar to contribute to a 10-0 shutout before making three saves in a 2-1 victory over Bridgewater.

    VALENTINA AMBROGI-TORRES
    Randolph-Macon, Senior, Goalkeeper
    Ambrogi-Torres played all 120 minutes during Randolph-Macon's 2-0 week, recording three saves and a .750 save percentage while allowing just one goal. She made one save in a 3-0 shutout of Batten before adding two stops in a 3-1 victory at Sweet Briar, helping the Yellow Jackets limit their opponents to one combined goal.

    KYLEE GORHAM
    Randolph-Macon, Sophomore, Midfield
    Gorham scored twice for four points during Randolph-Macon's undefeated week, helping the Yellow Jackets defeat Batten and Sweet Briar. Both goals came in a 3-1 road victory over Sweet Briar, including the game-winning tally, as she led Randolph-Macon in goals for the week.

    MADELINE LANCIONE
    Washington and Lee, Sophomore, Forward
    Lancione totaled five points on two goals and one assist during Washington and Lee's 2-0 week in conference play. She recorded a goal and an assist in a 3-1 victory over Roanoke before scoring the game-winning goal in the Generals' 7-0 shutout of Eastern Mennonite.

Camryn DeLeva
Kierney Weigle