ALLIE GRECO
Batten, junior, goalkeeper
Greco did not allow a goal in 210:52 across three Batten victories, making five saves for a 1.000 save percentage. She helped Batten record three clean sheets during the week, including back-to-back 2-0 victories over Chapman and Hardin-Simmons.
LAURA NARBY
Bridgewater, senior, forward
Narby scored four points on two goals, including the game-winning penalty kick in Bridgewater's 1-0 upset of No. 12 Mary Washington. Her two goals during the week moved her into 10th place in Bridgewater program history in career goals.
EVALYN PAREDES
EMU, first year, CM
Paredes played 95 minutes across two matches, starting once, as EMU earned a pair of ties. While she did not record a point, she helped a defense that surrendered just one goal — on a penalty kick — over the two contests.
KYLEE BERRY
Guilford, senior, defense
Berry scored two points on one goal, netting the game-winner in Guilford's 3-0 victory over Meredith. She also anchored a Quakers defense that allowed just eight total shots over 1.5 games before weekend play was shortened by suspensions.
KEELI CRISCO
Guilford, senior, defense
Crisco registered two points on a pair of assists in Guilford's 3-0 victory over Meredith. Both assists came from corner kicks and set up the Quakers' first two goals, while also accounting for the first two NCAA points of her Guilford career.
SAMMIE ROGSTAD
Lynchburg, junior, defense/midfield
Rogstad scored two points on one goal, delivering the game-winner in Lynchburg's 2-1 victory over Hope. Her decisive strike came off a set-piece free kick in the 83rd minute.
JULIA SALO
Lynchburg, sophomore, goalkeeper
Salo played 135 minutes in goal across a pair of Lynchburg wins, making three saves while allowing one goal for a .750 save percentage. She made all three of her saves in a 2-1 victory over Hope before playing 45 scoreless minutes in a 4-0 win over Maryville.
AMANDA RAMIREZ-RODRIGUEZ
Randolph, senior, defense
Ramirez-Rodriguez produced three points on a goal and an assist while playing all 180 minutes during Randolph's 1-0-1 week. She assisted the opening goal and later scored from a free kick in a 2-0 win over Pfeiffer, with the tally marking the third goal of her career.
SHAILA ELAHI
Randolph-Macon, freshman, defender
Elahi made her collegiate debut and immediately became a fixture on Randolph-Macon's back line, playing 172 minutes across two matches. She did not record a point, but the freshman helped a young Yellow Jackets defense that had allowed just one second-half goal to that point in the season.
NATALIE MOXEY
Randolph-Macon, junior, forward
Moxey totaled three points on a goal and an assist, with both contributions coming in Randolph-Macon's 2-2 draw with Salisbury. She helped the Yellow Jackets rally from behind in the second half and finished the week as the team's highest-scoring forward.
LAUREN FISHER
Roanoke, senior, forward
Fisher scored all four of her points on two goals as Roanoke battled to a pair of 1-1 ties against Maryville and Hope. Both were late equalizers, including a goal with fewer than five minutes remaining against Maryville and another with under 15 minutes to play against Hope.
GRACE SUCHY
Roanoke, senior, goalkeeper
Suchy played all 180 minutes as Roanoke earned a pair of 1-1 ties at the Roanoke Invitational, making five saves with a .714 save percentage. She recorded two stops against Maryville and three against Hope while conceding just one goal in each match.
MEGAN ZIMMERMAN
Washington and Lee, junior, midfielder
Zimmerman led No. 7 Washington and Lee to two victories with eight points on four goals. She scored twice in a 7-0 win at Southern Virginia and added the Generals' first two goals — both inside the opening 20 minutes — in a 3-1 victory over William Smith.