REIYN HART | SWEET BRIAR | GOALKEEPER
Hart, a junior from Bridgton, Maine, donned the pads for 145:01 of game time as she helped Sweet Briar to a 1-1 week against ODAC foes with both goals requiring extra time and one going to penalty strokes. On Wednesday, Hart made three saves in 65:01 in front of cage to help the Vixens post a 2-1 overtime victory over EMU. On Friday, Hart pulled an 80:00 minute shift through regulation and overtime that saw neither SBC nor Batten move the scoreboard. The Marlins won the shootout, 4-3, to earn the 1-0 win. Hart made 14 saves over the course of the afternoon and early evening, giving her 17 for the week. On the season, Hart leads the ODAC by a wide margin with 165 saves and 11.79 saves per game on a .740 save percentage.

MADELINE LANCIONE | WASHINGTON AND LEE | FORWARD
Lancione, a sophomore from Severna Park, Md., was on the mark twice and contributed to four additional goals to help No. 19 Washington and Lee improve to 11-3 overall and 6-0 in conference play with a pair of victories last week. In a 4-0 ODAC road win at Randolph-Macon on Wednesday, Lancione assisted on two of the Generals' four tallies. She provided the scoring pass on Margaret Scheurer's opener in the 20th minute and was the playmaker on Zoe Dolfis's goal in the 34th minute. In a 6-0 non-conference win at Meredith College on Saturday, Lancione scored twice and dished out a pair of assists. She scored the opener unassisted in the 11th minute and helped Anne Burns Fiveash make it 2-0 Generals in the 17th minute. Lancione registered her second assist on a Scheurer goal on the week for a 4-0 WLU lead with 4:33 elapsed from the start of the second quarter. Lancione provided WLU with its fifth goal unassisted in the 56th frame. For the season, Lancione is tied for fourth in the ODAC in assists (7), fifth in points (23), and sixth in goals scored (8). Her five game-winning goals are No. 1 in the conference.

TERESA GREEN
Eastern Mennonite, First Year, Goalkeeper
Green amassed 31 saves over 125:01 minutes with a .721 save percentage in two conference contests. She recorded 12 saves and an .857 save percentage in an overtime loss to Sweet Briar before posting a career-high 19 saves against Lynchburg, tying the highest single-game save total in the ODAC this season.

GRACE PETERSON
Lynchburg, Junior, Forward
Peterson erupted for 10 points on four goals and two assists during Lynchburg's 2-0 week in conference play. She scored once in a 5-0 shutout of Roanoke before contributing three goals and two assists for eight points in a 10-0 victory over Eastern Mennonite.

VALENTINA AMBROGI-TORRES
Randolph-Macon, Senior, Goalkeeper
Ambrogi-Torres totaled nine saves over 105 minutes with a .692 save percentage during Randolph-Macon's 1-1 week against nationally ranked opponents. She made five saves in 45 minutes against No. 19 Washington and Lee before recording four saves and a perfect 1.000 save percentage in a 1-0 shutout upset of No. 22 Shenandoah.

OLIVIA GREENE
Randolph-Macon, Junior, Midfield
Greene scored Randolph-Macon's lone goal of the week, accounting for two points during the Yellow Jackets' split against nationally ranked opponents. She delivered the game-winning goal in the final two minutes of a 1-0 upset victory over No. 22 Shenandoah, helping Randolph-Macon rebound from a loss to No. 19 Washington and Lee.

MADDY HOLMES
Roanoke, Senior, Midfield
Holmes contributed one goal and one defensive save during Roanoke's three-game week. She recorded a defensive save against Lynchburg before scoring the Maroons' lone goal in a 4-1 loss to Centre, finishing the week with two offensive points.

CHLOE MILLER
Roanoke, Sophomore, Goalkeeper
Miller totaled 16 saves over 169:48 minutes with a .640 save percentage across three contests. She recorded nine saves against Lynchburg before making six stops in a 1-0 shutout victory over Bridgewater, then added another save against Centre.

HALEY LITTLEFIELD
Sweet Briar, Sophomore, Midfield
Littlefield scored both of Sweet Briar's goals in a 2-1 overtime victory over Eastern Mennonite, totaling four points for the week. Her second goal was the overtime game-winner, helping the Vixens secure a conference victory while adding to her team-leading goal total.