AIDAN KING-MILLER | SHENANDOAH | GOALKEEPER
King-Miller, a first-year from Winchester, Va., helped Shenandoah lock up the third seed in the ODAC Tournament by closing the regular season with his ninth clean sheet of the year. The Hornets won at Bridgewater, 1-0, to leap from fifth to third in the league standings. The shutout marked a program-record 10th of the season for SU. King-Miller came up with a pair of saves to preserve the slimmest of margins to secure the second-ever (2023) quarterfinal hosting opportunity for the Hornets' men's program. Although not a part of the criteria for this weekly award, King-Miller went on to make eight saves in a 2-1 win over sixth-seeded Batten University in Saturday's quarterfinal matchup. SU will now host a semifinal for the second time in program history. For the season, King-Miller leads the ODAC in clean sheets (9) and is second in saves (58). He is fourth in save percentage (.763) and fifth in goals against average (1.03).

KEN VASQUEZ | GUILFORD | FORWARD
Vasquez, a junior from Pittsboro, N.C., was in on both of Guilford's goals in the Quakers' 2-2 draw with Roanoke College to close the regular season and lock up the eighth seed in the ODAC Tournament bracket. Vasquez first took on the role of playmaker, providing one of two assists along with Cruz Fernandez Madero on Manuel Huelves Diaz's equalizer in the 31st minute. Vasquez then gave Guilford the lead just 1:31 after the first whistle of the second half. He turned Jaykob Garbia's quick pass from the end line into an assist. Vasquez closed his season with six points on two goals and two assists.

ZANE KOWALSKI
Bridgewater, sophomore, goalkeeper
Kowalski made three saves while allowing just one goal, a penalty kick, over 90 minutes in Bridgewater's 1-0 loss to Shenandoah.

STEFAN KAPITANOV
Lynchburg, senior, goalkeeper
Kapitanov recorded a shutout in Lynchburg's 4-0 ODAC victory over Randolph, playing all 90 minutes without allowing a goal. He made two saves for a perfect 1.000 save percentage as the Hornets closed the regular season with a convincing conference win.

MATTHEW VISCUSO
Lynchburg, sophomore, midfielder
Viscuso scored one goal for two points in Lynchburg's 4-0 ODAC victory over Randolph. His tally opened the scoring for the Hornets, helping Lynchburg secure a shutout victory in its regular-season finale.

JARBIN RODRIGUEZ
Shenandoah, senior, forward
Rodriguez scored one goal for two points in Shenandoah's 1-0 ODAC victory at Bridgewater, converting a penalty kick for the game-winning tally. His decisive goal helped the Hornets earn the right to host an ODAC Tournament quarterfinal for just the second time in program history.

MILES FURMAN
Washington and Lee, junior, goalkeeper
Furman made two saves without allowing a goal over 76:56 in No. 19 Washington and Lee's 4-0 regular-season victory over Averett, with his nomination also crediting him with two saves in 90 minutes against Randolph-Macon.

ROWAN SELLERS
Washington and Lee, first-year, forward
Sellers scored the opening goal for No. 19 Washington and Lee in a 4-0 regular-season victory over Averett, accounting for two points.