MIKE ALLEN | RANDOLPH-MACON | DEFENSEMAN
Allen, a senior from Williamsburg, Va., spearheaded a Randolph-Macon defense that allowed just 11 goals over their final two ODAC outings to help the Yellow Jackets secure the fifth seed in the upcoming ODAC Tournament. In a 15-7 win at Bridgewater on Wednesday, Allen caused three turnovers and picked up three ground balls. He was equally as disruptive in RMC's 29-4 win over Averett, forcing a pair of miscues and picking up eight ground balls. For the season, the 2025 ODAC Defensive Player of the Year leads the ODAC in caused turnovers (47) and caused turnovers per game (2.61). He is third in ground balls (87).

JAMES HALEY | WASHINGTON AND LEE | ATTACKMAN
Haley, a senior from Westfield, N.J., closed his regular season in style with another six-point game on four goals and two assists to help nationally 18th-ranked Washington and Lee upend No. 3 Lynchburg, 17-15, for the ODAC's top seed and regular season title. Four of Haley's points (2g, 2a) came in the second half to keep the Generals ahead of the Hornets. Haley's efforts helped him cross the 100-assist milestone, the eighth player in program history to do so. He also moved into third place in program history for career points (251), passing Hillis Burns '25 (248). For the season, Haley leads the ODAC in points (84) and is second in goals (46) and assists (38).