ZANE KOWALSKI | BRIDGEWATER | GOALKEEPER
Kowalski, a sophomore from Midland, N.C., collects his second ODAC weekly award of the season after helping Bridgewater remain atop the ODAC table following a 1-0-1 week against conference competition. In a 1-1 draw at No. 18 Washington and Lee on Wednesday, Kowalski came up with six saves over his 90-minute shift. On Saturday, Kowalski made just two saves in a second full shift in a 1-0 shutout of Hampden-Sydney. His second save came in the final second as a long ball towards BC's box eluded an Eagles' defender and onto an oncoming Tigers' winger. He got there first, but a hard-charging Kowalski made himself big and clear away any chance of a last-second equalizer. Bridgewater is now 10-3-3 overall and 5-0-3 for 18 points in the ODAC table, tied with No. 6 Lynchburg for first. For the season, Kowalski leads the ODAC in goals against average (0.58) and save percentage (.851). He has made 40 stops and registered four clean sheets.

JARBIN RODRIGUEZ | SHENANDOAH | FORWARD
Rodirguez, a senior from Alexandria, Va., collects his first ODAC weekly award of the season after scoring four times to help Shenandoah to a 1-0-1 week against ODAC competition. Rodriguez was responsible for both of the Hornets' goals in a 2-0 win at EMU on Wednesday. He notched the opener just 2:47 from the first whistle via an unassisted effort. He then made it 2-0 SU by converting a penalty kick in the 59th minute. On Saturday in a six-goal thriller against Randolph College, Rodriguez was again on the mark twice in a 3-3 draw with the WildCats. Both of Rodriguez's goals came from the 12-meter mark as he converted a PK for the contests' first goal in the ninth minute and he made it 3-1 Hornets in the 53rd minute. Shenandoah is now 7-3-6 overall and 4-13 in ODAC play to put them on 15 points, tied with No. 18 Washington and Lee for fourth in the standings and in the mix for a possible hosting nod in Saturday's upcoming ODAC quarterfinals. For the season, Rodriguez is second in the ODAC in points (21) and tied for second in goals scored (9).

ADRIAN NAJARRO
Batten, goalkeeper
Najarro played all 90 minutes in Batten's 2-1 ODAC victory over Roanoke, recording three saves with a .750 save percentage. He allowed just one goal in the contest, helping the Marlins secure their second conference victory of the week.

MASON WAKEFIELD
Batten, midfielder
Wakefield scored one goal for two points as Batten posted a 2-0-0 week in conference play. His tally was the game-winning goal in a 2-1 victory over Roanoke, helping the Marlins complete their unbeaten week.

LUCIO BIANCHI
Bridgewater, sophomore, forward
Bianchi scored one goal for two points in Bridgewater's 1-0 victory over Hampden-Sydney. His game-winning strike came at the 63:32 mark, providing the decisive goal in the Eagles' conference triumph.

MATTHEW VISCUSO
Lynchburg, sophomore, midfielder
Viscuso scored one goal for two points during Lynchburg's 1-0-1 week in ODAC play. His tally came in a 5-0 victory over Averett after the Hornets opened the week with a scoreless draw against Roanoke.

ETHAN CHENOWETH
Randolph-Macon, junior, goalkeeper
Chenoweth recorded consecutive shutouts over 180 minutes, making four saves without allowing a goal for a perfect 1.000 save percentage as Randolph-Macon went 2-0-0. He made three saves in a 2-0 victory over Hampden-Sydney before delivering a full-extension save to preserve a 1-0 Senior Day win over EMU.

LOGAN LAVINDER
Roanoke, sophomore, forward
Lavinder scored one goal for two points during Roanoke's two-match week. His tally accounted for the Maroons' lone goal in a 2-1 ODAC loss to Batten.

DENZEL MARUFU
Roanoke, senior, goalkeeper
Marufu played all 180 minutes during Roanoke's 0-1-1 week, making 11 saves with an .846 save percentage while allowing two goals. He recorded six saves in a scoreless draw against No. 6 Lynchburg, handing the Hornets their first shutout of the season, before adding five saves in a 2-1 loss to Batten.

MILES FURMAN
Washington and Lee, junior, goalkeeper
Furman made nine saves with a .900 save percentage while allowing just one goal in 175:27 of action as No. 18 Washington and Lee went 1-0-1. He recorded five saves in a 1-1 draw with Bridgewater before stopping all four shots he faced in 85:27 of a 3-0 victory at Guilford.

ROWAN SELLERS
Washington and Lee, first-year, forward
Sellers scored one goal for two points as No. 18 Washington and Lee went 1-0-1 in conference play. His tally opened the scoring in a 3-0 victory at Guilford, serving as the game-winning goal and marking his team-leading seventh goal of the season.