HELENKA CHODAKIEWICZ | WASHINGTON AND LEE | GOALKEEPER
Chodakiewicz, a first-year from Purcellville, Va., made the most of her first two games for Washington and Lee as she helped the No. 21 Generals go 1-1 against a pair of nationally top-10 ranked opponents. In a 2-1 win at No. 9 Denison to start the season, Chodakiewicz stopped three shots including a last-minute stand on the defense end and fending off a corner attempt. The only goal allowed was on a stroke. In a 2-0 loss to No. 4 Christopher Newport University, Chodakiewicz made seven saves to keep the Generals within striking distance.

KIERNEY WEIGLE | SHENANDOAH | FORWARD/MIDFIELDER
Weigle, a sophomore from Biglerville, Pa., helped No. 19 Shenandoah open the 2026 season with a pair of victories after racking up 12 points in wins over Thomas (Maine) and Denison. In a 7-1 win over Thomas, Weigle scored twice and dished out a pair of assists. Four of her six shots were on-goal. In a 4-2 victory over Denison, Weigle registered her first career hat trick with three straight goals to account for her six points in the game. All six of her shots were on-goal.

SYDNEY CAPPALLO
Lynchburg, Junior, Midfield
Cappallo produced 10 points on five goals across Lynchburg's three games, leading the Hornets in scoring for the week. She scored four times in a 7-0 victory over Denison, including the game-winning goal, after also scoring once in a 9-1 win over Thomas.

SHAY SCHOONES
Lynchburg, Senior, Goalkeeper
Schoones recorded 13 saves over 135 minutes with a .722 save percentage, including 11 stops against No. 2 Johns Hopkins. She did not allow a goal in appearances against Thomas and Denison, totaling two shutout performances during the week.

VALENTINA AMBROGI-TORRES
Randolph-Macon, Senior, Goalkeeper
Ambrogi-Torres made 11 saves in 120 minutes while posting an .846 save percentage and allowing just two goals. She made seven saves while surrendering only one goal in Randolph-Macon's 2-1 comeback win at McDaniel, then added four stops against Catholic.

JANNE ROELINK
Randolph-Macon, Junior, Forward
Roelink registered two points on one goal, providing the game-winner in Randolph-Macon's 2-1 comeback victory at McDaniel. The goal was the third of her career and helped the Yellow Jackets open a third consecutive season with a victory while extending their winning streak over McDaniel to three games.

GISELE HARRIS
Roanoke, Freshman, Midfield
Harris totaled six points on three goals, all coming in her collegiate debut against Meredith. She needed just 25 minutes to record a hat trick in the 7-3 victory, with one of those goals standing as the game-winner.

CHLOE MILLER
Roanoke, Sophomore, Goalkeeper
Miller totaled 13 saves over 165 minutes across three games, finishing the week with a .722 save percentage. Her top performance came against Rhodes, when she made seven saves and allowed just one goal in 60 minutes.

CASSIDY ALEXANDER
Shenandoah, Sophomore, Goalie
Alexander went 2-0 while playing all 120 minutes and made five saves with a .625 save percentage. All five stops came in a 4-2 win over Denison, including two saves in the third quarter while the game was tied, 2-2.

MADELINE LANCIONE
Washington and Lee, Sophomore, Forward
Lancione recorded two points on one goal during Washington and Lee's two-game week. Her tally was the game-winning goal in the Generals' 2-1 victory over No. 9 Dickinson.