ALLIE GRECO | BATTEN | GOALKEEPER
Greco, a junior from Red Bank, N.J., collects her first ODAC weekly award of the season after keeping a pair of clean sheets against ODAC foes in No. 20 Batten's 2-0 week. Greco was in frame for 90 minutes in both contests, beginning with a 0-0 road draw at Bridgewater on Wednesday. She made three saves against the eight total shots she faced. On Saturday, Greco turned back both on-target shots by Roanoke, helping the Marlins lock up a 2-0 victory over Roanoke. Batten is now 9-0-3 overall and 4-0-1 in ODAC play, putting the Marlins on 13 points, two back of No. 2 Washington and Lee and one behind Bridgewater. For the season, Greco has made 22 saves and leads the ODAC in goals against average (0.10), save percentage (.957), and shutouts (8). The Marlins have only allowed one goal over their first 12 games, two fewer than second-best Washington and Lee.

ELLIE AJELLO | SHENANDOAH | FORWARD
Ajello, a senior from Bel Air, Md., contributed to six of Shenandoah's goals over two ODAC wins last week, scoring three times and assisting on three other tallies. In a 5-0 midweek victory at EMU, was playmaker on the Hornets' first two goals, assisting Lucy Greenstein in the fourth minute and McKenna Newcome in the seventh minute. Ajello made it 3-0 Hornets with 12:12 gone from the opening. On Saturday at Hollins, Ajello provided the assist on Kirklyn Wilson's opener in the fourth minute and later scored SU's third and fourth goals off assists from Norah Omar and Greenstein to give the Hornets a 4-0 on the way to an eventual 13-0 triumph. Shenandoah is now 9-3-0 overall and 3-2-0 in ODAC play. The Hornets' nine points are tied with Randolph-Macon, six back of table-topper No. 2 Washington and Lee. For the season, Ajello has notched 13 points on five goals and three assists.

AUTUMN HORST
Batten, forward
Horst recorded two points on one goal as Batten went 1-0-1 in ODAC play. She scored the game-winning goal in a 2-0 victory over Roanoke after helping the Marlins earn a scoreless draw with Bridgewater.

LANEY FAYARD
Bridgewater, sophomore, defender
Fayard led Bridgewater with four points on two goals as the Eagles went 1-0-1 against ODAC opponents. She scored twice, including the game-winning goal, in a 5-0 victory over Guilford after helping Bridgewater earn a scoreless draw with No. 16 Batten.

ERINN LOCKARD
Bridgewater, sophomore, goalkeeper
Lockard did not allow a goal in 152:01 of action, making seven saves with a 1.000 save percentage as Bridgewater went 1-0-1. She made six saves in a scoreless draw with No. 16 Batten before adding another save in a 5-0 victory over Guilford.

ASHLYN KAHRE
Guilford, senior, forward/midfielder
Kahre totaled six points on three goals, recording a hat trick in Guilford's 9-0 victory over Hollins. She scored the game-winning goal during her three-goal performance, helping the Quakers secure their first ODAC victory of the season.

MAKAYLA HARGROVE
Lynchburg, sophomore, forward
Hargrove recorded six points on three goals as Lynchburg went 1-0-1 during the week. She scored a hat trick, including the game-winning goal, in just 19 minutes of action during a 9-0 victory over Averett before helping the Hornets earn a scoreless draw with Mary Washington.

JULIA SALO
Lynchburg, sophomore, goalkeeper
Salo played 135 minutes without allowing a goal as Lynchburg went 1-0-1, making four saves with a 1.000 save percentage on the week. She played 45 scoreless minutes in a 9-0 victory over Averett before making four saves in a 0-0 draw with Mary Washington.

MADISON BOOKER
Randolph, senior, wing
Booker recorded two points on one goal as Randolph went 1-0-1 in ODAC play. She scored the game-winning goal in the 81st minute of a 1-0 road victory over EMU after helping the WildCats earn a scoreless draw with Roanoke.

LAYLA DRAMBY
Randolph-Macon, freshman, midfielder
Dramby totaled five points on two goals and one assist as Randolph-Macon earned shutout victories over Sweet Briar and Averett. She scored her first goal of the season in a 4-0 win over Sweet Briar before contributing the game-winning goal and an assist in a 6-0 victory over Averett.

GRACE SUCHY
Roanoke, senior, goalkeeper
Suchy recorded 11 saves across 180 minutes, allowing two goals for an .846 save percentage as Roanoke went 0-1-1. She made four saves in a scoreless draw with Randolph before adding seven saves in a 2-0 setback to Batten.

MOLLY DONALDSON
Shenandoah, sophomore, goalkeeper
Donaldson played all 180 minutes and recorded two shutouts as Shenandoah went 2-0, making two saves with a 1.000 save percentage. She made one save apiece in victories over EMU (5-0) and Hollins (13-0), bringing her season total to 3.5 shutouts.

KATE MCENROE
Washington and Lee, junior, goalkeeper
McEnroe played all 180 minutes as No. 2 Washington and Lee went 1-0-1, making three saves and allowing one goal for a .750 save percentage. She recorded all three saves in a 2-0 victory over Sewanee, earning her fourth shutout of the season after playing 90 minutes in a 1-1 draw with Mary Washington.

ELIZABETH ZIMMERMAN
Washington and Lee, junior, forward/midfielder
Zimmerman scored four points on two goals as No. 2 Washington and Lee went 1-0-1, netting both goals in a 2-0 victory at Sewanee, including the game-winner in the 42nd minute. She has scored five goals over her last five games and ranks tied for seventh in the ODAC with seven goals this season.