2010 Post Season Honors selected by womenslacrosse.com May 28 Division I - Goalie of the Year - Logan Ripley, North Carolina Ripley anchored one of the stingiest defenses in the nation this season, helping the Tar Heels to a No. 1 ranking during the season and a berth in the NCAA semifinals. She ranked in the top-three nationally in save percentage while facing one of the top-three toughest schedules. Defender of the Year - Nikki Branchini, Albany Branchini helped the Great Danes to the America East regular season crown and a spot in the polls in 2010, helping UAlbany rank in the top-10 in scoring defense nationally. She ranked in the top-10 nationally in caused turnovers, ground balls, and draw controls. Midfielder of the Year - Caitlyn McFadden, Maryland The two-time ACC Player of the Year had the Terps atop the polls in 2010, a spot in the NCAA final, and another ACC championship. McFadden helped the Terrapins rank first in scoring defense and third in scoring margin while leading her team in caused turnovers and ranking second in draw controls. Attacker of the Year -  Katrina Dowd, Northwestern The ALC Player of the Year led her Wildcats to a sixth consecutive berth in NCAA championship game, setting the career record for goals scored in the tournament in the process. She led the nation in points per game and ranked nationally in caused turnovers and draw controls. Rookie of the Year - Ashley Bruns, Florida Bruns helped the Gators burst onto the lacrosse season in 2010, putting them in the top-20 by the end of their inaugural season while ranking in the top-15 nationally in points per game. The ALC Rookie of the Year, Bruns led all rookies nationally in scoring. Unsung Hero of the Year - Eileen Finn, Syracuse Finn helped steady the Syracuse defense after losing defender after defender to injury. She had a breakout year, helping the Orange rank in the top-10 nationally in scoring defense while marking a career high in caused turnovers and ground balls. Coach of the Year - Shelley Klaes-Bawcombe, James Madison The Dukes moved quickly into the top-10 nationally, winning the CAA regular season crown and the tournament championship. After a 5-11 record in 2009, James Madison put together a 17-3 record that included a berth in the NCAA quarterfinals while ranking third in scoring defense and sixth in scoring margin. First Team All-Americans Nikki Branchini, Albany Ally Carey, Vanderbilt Kristen Carr, North Carolina Ali DeLuca, Penn Christina Dove, Syracuse Katrina Dowd, Northwestern Sarah Downing, Vanderbilt Hillary Fratzke, Towson Sarah Jonson, William & Mary Brittany Kalkstein, Virginia Shannie MacKenzie, Dartmouth Caitlyn McFadden, Maryland Logan Ripley, North Carolina Jenn Russell, North Carolina Danielle Spencer, Northwestern Karissa Taylor, Maryland Second Team All-Americans Shaylyn Blaney, Notre Dame Lindsey deButts, Princeton Kaitlin Duff, Virginia Lauren Dykstra, Lehigh Molly Ford, Georgetown Corrine Gandolfi, Hofstra Grace Gavin, Loyola Lindsey Gilbride, Duke Kim Griffin, James Madison Liz Hogan, Syracuse Karri Ellen Johnson, Maryland Erin Rawlick, Navy Lauren Schmidt, Stanford Shannon Smith, Northwestern Emma Spiro, Penn Taylor Thornton, Northwestern Third Team All-Americans Sarah Bullard, Duke Cally Chakrian, James Madison Lauren Costello, Boston College McKinley Curro, Boston University Mary Flowers, Richmond Ali Flury, Denver Grace Golden, William & Mary Carissa Hauser, Sacred Heart Mia Hurrin, North Carolina Ashby Kaestner, Georgetown Kiersten King, Navy Jackie Lyons, Massachusetts Greta Meyer, Dartmouth Halley Quillinan, Syracuse Jennifer Vandermeulen, Harvard Chelsea Wagner, Sacred Heart All-Rookie Squad Brooke Blue, Boston College Ashley Bruns, Florida Bridget Daley, Syracuse Brittany Dashiell, Florida Alexa Demski, Towson Jamie Fahey, UMBC Erin Fitzgerald, Northwestern Lily Kalata, Rutgers Jill Maier, Hofstra Lauren McDermott, La Salle Katie Schwarzmann, Maryland Taylor Thornton, Northwestern Michelle Tumolo, Syracuse Jennifer Vandermeulen, Harvard Ashley Waldron, Towson Gabi Wiegand, Richmond Division II - Goalie of the Year - Caitlin Fitzgerald, Adelphi Fitzgerald's work in the cage was a big reason the Panthers won the 2010 title, repeating as national champions. She ranked second in the nation in both save percentage and goals-against average while earning a spot on the NCAA All-Tournament team. Defender of the Year - Katie Zichelli, Lock Haven Zichelli was again a steady and powerful presence in the backfield for the Haven, leading the nation in caused turnovers and ground balls. The Lady Eagles ranked in the top-five nationally in scoring defense thanks to Zichelli, who helped them repeat as PSAC champions. Midfielder of the Year - Kim Williams, C. W. Post Williams was a dominant force in the midfield for the Pioneers, helping them reach the top ranking in the nation while earning the top seed in the North Region in the playoffs. The ECC Player of the Year, Williams ranked in the top-15 nationally in both caused turnovers and ground balls. Attacker of the Year - Claire Petersen, Adelphi Petersen's assault on the record books was a big part of the Panther success in 2010. She set the all-time record for assists in a season in the title game win over West Chester and cruised to a spot in the top-five all-time scoring seasons in lacrosse history. Rookie of the Year - Demmianne Cook, Adelphi Cook was an instant positive to the Adelphi lineup in 2010, helping them win the national championship with an impressive rookie season. Her speed and tenacity made her a big part of the transition and in scoring goals. Unsung Hero of the Year - Colleen Strachan, Merrimack Strachan was a key part of the rise of the Warriers in 2010, starting all 15 games and ranking among the team leaders in scoring, draw controls, and caused turnovers. Coach of the Year - Corinne Baker, Merrimack Baker guided the Warriors to a top-10 season, posting a 12-3 record in 2010, including a 9-2 record in the NE-10, after posting an 8-8 record in 2009. Merrimack ranked in the top-five in offense and seventh nationlly in scoring margin while ranking second in caused turnovers. First Team All-Americans Mia Basile,Merrimack Katy Crouse, West Chester Caitlin Fitzpatrick, Adelphi Katie Ilott, Limestone Kristen Jones, Adelphi Ally Kiern, Mercyhurst Jackie Ladino, Stonehill Kim Masterton, Mercyhurst Taryn Millerd, Gannon Ashley Olen, C. W. Post Staci Passafiume, C. W. Post Claire Petersen, Adelphi Leigh Titus, Lock Haven Kim Williams, C. W. Post Maggie Yackel, Mercyhurst Katie Zichelli, Lock Haven Second Team All-Americans Renee Albro, Limestone Demmianne Cook, Adelphi Jackie Craig, Stonehill Cassandra Cronin, Dowling Sherry Darrell, Southern New Hampshire Erica Devito, Adelphi Chelsea Donaldson, C. W. Post Elizabeth, Adelphi Sarah Galligan, Stonehill Claire Grimwood, West Chester Erin Growney, Limestone Kayleigh Johnson, Lock Haven Gayle Kuntzmann, Shippensburg Rebecca Moore, Stonehill Kristie Sosnowski, Molloy Lauren Tatios, West Chester All-Rookie Squad Sarah Boucher, Queens (NY) Demmianne Cook, Adelphi Bridget Dullea, Converse Jess Fugate, Gannon Cori Geiger, Bentley Jennifer Kelly, East Stroudsburg Lindsey Kennedy, Shippensburg Skylar Marcoux, Limestone Samantha Mazzie, Bloomsburg Stephanie McNesby, Holy Family Rebecca Moore, Stonehil Erin Pagliarulo, Rollins Jennifer Pino, Merrimack Abigail Ross, C. W. Post Bridget Szawlowski, American International Chelsea Treat, Limestone Division III - Goalie of the Year - Cat Ruggiero, Union Ruggiero ranked second in the nation in save percentage and fifth in goals-against average, despite facing the fifth-toughest schedule in the nation. She came up huge in big games, posting double-digit save totals in six games against ranked opponents. Defender of the Year - Sarah McKinley, Salisbury McKinley anchored the Sea Gulls to the NCAA title, helping Salisbury shut down some of the toughest scoring threats in the nation. The Sea Gulls ranked in the top-10 nationally in scoring defense while facing 15 top-20 teams during the course of the season.  Midfielder of the Year - Sarah Bray, Hamilton Bray helped the Continentals to an undefeated regular season and a berth in the NCAA title game, leading the team in scoring, ground balls and caused turnovers. The Continentals led the nation in scoring defense, allowing less than six goals a game, while ranking in the top-25 in scoring.  Attacker of the Year - Alison Jaeger, TCNJ Jaeger was one of the top threats in the nation in 2010, ranking in the top-25 nationally in points per game and draw controls per game. She averaged almost six points a game, including over three points a game while facing six top-10 teams. Rookie of the Year - Maria DiFato, Cortland DiFato was an instant impact player for the Red Dragons in 2010, starting every game and leading the team in caused turnovers and ground balls while ranking fourth in scoring. She ranked second in the nation in caused turnovers and led Cortland to the SUNYAC title and a berth in the NCAA second round. Unsung Hero of the Year - Allie Wheatley, Salisbury Wheatley was a key part of the Sea Gulls' run to the title in 2010, ranking fourth on the team in goals and second in draw controls. She ranked second among the top-10 scorers at SU in shooting percentage and third in ground balls and fourth in caused turnovers. Coach of the Year - Linda Michele, Brockport The first-year coach at Brockport helped the Golden Eagles to their first NCAA berth and a top-20 ranking, engineering a huge turnaround from the 2009 campaign. Michele, in her first year as a collegiate head coach, had Brockport in the top-15 in scoring defense and the top-12 in scoring margin. First Team All-Americans Sarah Bray, Hamilton Liz Bruno, Trinity Anna Collins, Babson Kim Cudmore, Salisbury Blake Hargest, Franklin & Marshall Alison Jaeger, TCNJ Kristin Joyce, Union Alyssa Kopp, Tufts Becky Lutz, Gettysburg Sarah McKinley, Salisbury Kathleen Notos, TCNJ Alyssa Pigott, Stevens Lauren Sokol, Hamilton Liz Rave, Hamilton Cat Ruggiero, Union Hollis Stahl, Gettysburg Second Team All-Americans Lindsay Abbott, Cortland Amy Campbell, Colby Annie Cook, Trinity Jessica Crane, Gettysburg Paulette Cutruzzulla, Franklin & Marshall Maria DiFato, Cortland Caroline Duke, Colby Nina Emala, Gettysburg Dana Heritage, Middlebury Meredith LaRose, Amherst Beth Rhodey, Salisbury Rachel Romanowsky, Trinity Lidia Sanza, Franklin & Marshall Christine Smith, Stevens Katie Stewart, Bowdoin Third Team All-Americans Brittany Baer, McDaniel Katie Caprinolo, Elizabethtown Kate Cox, Stevens Jenna Dannis, Bates Sarah Dick, Claremont Mudd Scripps Jess Fritz, Cortland Cayla Grodotzke, Washington & Jefferson Melissa Hill, Brockport Catherine Kennedy, Mary Washington Shannon Manning, Bridgewater State Liz Moran, Union Alexis Morris, Elizabethtown Lindsey Parent, FDU Steph Perez, Tufts Kaitlyn Pettengill, Babson Julia Schreiber, Williams Mary Swarthout, Catholic All-Rookie Squad Kailee Beal, Montclair Maria DiFato, Cortland Rachel Friedman, Hamilton Linnea Fulton, Bates Carolyn Gorajek, Bowdoin Meghan Leonhard, Trinity Julia McLellan, Washington & Jefferson Alexis Morris, Elizabethtown Carolyn Mukai, Whittier Lauriann Parker, St. Mary's Kate Pistel, Colby Jamie Spang, Babson Shelby Vakiener, RIT Spencer Waybright, Stevens Kim Wayson, York Sam Weinstein, Williams PLAYERS OF THE WEEK May 10, 2010 DIVISION I - Defensive Player of the Week: Rachel Klein, Boston University Klein led the Terriers back to the America East title and the berth in the NCAA tournament, making 20 saves while allowing only 16 goals. Her performance in the first half of the title game kept the Terriers close, setting the stage for the win. Offensive Player of the Week: Mary Kate Lomady, James Madison Lomady was a part of six goals this weekend as the Duke reclaimed the CAA title with a pair of victories. She added a couple ground balls and a caused turnover as JMU returned to the NCAA tournament. Rookie of the Week: Jennifer VanderMeulen, Harvard VanderMeulen closed the door on her inaugural season with a five-goal, two-caused turnover performance in the upset of Boston College. The Ivy League Rookie of the Year made a statement in her final game of the season. Honor Roll: Emily Coady, UMBC Kitty Cullen, Florida Katrina Dowd, Northwestern Sarah Flynn, Stanford Molly Ford, Georgetown Katrina Nietsch, Navy DIVISION II - Defensive Player of the Week: Rebecca Moore, Stonehill Moore helped the Skyhawks advance to the conference final and take the game into overtime, making key saves in regulation to send the game to the extra session. On the weekend, she had 38 saves while allowing only 22 goals. Offensive Player of the Week: Claire Petersen, Adelphi Petersen exploded for 19 points in the Panthers' two games this weekend, powering Adelphi to the conference title. In the championships game against Stonehill, she assisted on seven goals while scoring twice herself. Rookie of the Week: Rebecca Moore, Stonehill Moore helped the Skyhawks advance to the conference final and take the game into overtime, making key saves in regulation to send the game to the extra session. On the weekend, she had 38 saves while allowing only 22 goals. Honor Roll: Brianne Jackolski, C. W. Post Kristie Sosnowski, Molloy DIVISION III - Defensive Player of the Week: Julia Schreiber, Williams Schreiber made 26 saves while allowing only 14 goals in the semifinals and finals of the NESCAC tournament, giving the Ephs the title and the berth in the NCAA tournament. She shut out the reigning champion Colby White Mules in the final half of the title game, making 12 saves in that period. Offensive Player of the Week: Jessica Knight, Southern Maine Knight  went on a tear this week,  notching 18 goals in a three-game span to help the Huskies upset three teams en route to the LEC title and the berth in the NCAA tournament. In the title game against Eastern Connecticut, Knight not only scored seven goals but also snared five draw controls and added two caused turnovers. Rookie of the Week: Rachel Friedman, Hamilton Friedman helped the top-ranked Continentals to the Liberty League title, beating Union in the title game. The rookie tallied eight goals, one assist, six ground balls and four draw controls in the two victories on the week. Honor Roll: Katie Caprinolo, Elizabethtown Maria DiFato, Cortland Valerie Feldman, Endicott Shannon Manning, Bridgewater State Erin Nollen, Cabrini Leah Wasserman, Stevens Division I Poll as compiled by womenslacrosse.com staff May 10, 2010 1. Northwestern 2. Maryland 3. North Carolina 4. Virginia 5. Duke 6. Penn 7. James Madison 8. Vanderbilt 9. Georgetown 10. Syracuse 11. Towson 12. Loyola 13. Stanford 14. Hofstra 15. Notre Dame 16. Dartmouth 17. Denver 18. Penn State 19. Albany 20. Florida PLAYERS OF THE WEEK May 3, 2010 DIVISION I - Defensive Player of the Week: Caitlin Formby, Georgetown Formby backstopped the Hoyas to a pair of wins over ranked teams that gave Georgetown the top seed in the Big East tournament. She had 14 saves in the win on the road at Syracuse that came just days after an overtime win over Loyola in which the senior made a save in the overtime period. She added two caused turnovers and three ground balls in the two games. Offensive Player of the Week: Erin Rawlick, Navy Rawlick led the Mids to the Patriot League title and the accompanying berth in an NCAA Play-in game with her MVP performance. She led Navy in the second-half comeback of the title game, notching four points in the second half, including an assist on the game-winning goal. The senior captain had 11 points on the weekend and added 13 draw controls in the two games. Rookie of the Week: Taylor Thornton, Northwestern Thornton helped the Wildcats pick up a pair of wins on the weekend, including a come-from-behind victory over Virginia in which she caused three turnovers and had four ground balls. She also had two draw controls, including the opening one in overtime that set the stage for the game-winning goal. Thornton also helped Northwestern hold Florida scoreless in the opening half as the 'Cats went on to victory. Honor Roll: Kesley Dean, Longwood Christine Grueniger, Albany Brooke Lipinski, Johns Hopkins Leigh Lucas, Stanford Emma Spiro, Penn Erin Wilson, Marist DIVISION II - Defensive Player of the Week: Kira Nuttall, Lock Haven Nuttall led the Lady Eagles to their second consecutive PSAC title with a 12-save performance in the title game. The senior had 19 saves and allowed only 10 goals on the weekend while adding two ground balls. Offensive Player of the Week: Michelle Fucich, C. W. Post Fucich had an eight-point day in the victory over arch-rival Adelphi, a game that knocked the Panthers from the ranks of the unbeaten and moved the Pioneers up to the the top spot in the polls. Her three goals and five assists came as part of the Pioneers' final 14 goals as Fucich tied the game at the end of the first half and then added seven points in the second half. Rookie of the Week: Cori Geiger, Bentley Geiger  continued with her impressive streak as she helped the Falcons secure a home bid in the NE-10 quarterfinals with her performance. She scored four goals and added an assist in the win over Southern New Hampshire; the rookie also controlled four draws and had five ground balls. Honor Roll: Tia Karon, St. Anselm Christine Lattieri, Georgian Court Taryn Millerd, Gannon Jamie-Lee Whiteway, Merrimack DIVISION III - Defensive Player of the Week: Lidia Sanza, Franklin & Marshall Sanza helped the Diplomats to the Centennial title, notching a shut out in the semifinall game before taking down top-seeded Gettysburg in the final in overtime. In the semi against Ursinus, the senior keeper made four saves and picked up two ground balls as she kept the Bears off the scoreboard. In the final, Sanza made two saves in overtime to preserve the win. Offensive Player of the Week: Melissa Hill, Brockport Hill led the Golden Eagles to a pair of victories and the SUNYAC semifinals with her performance on the week. She scored nine goals and added an assist in the two games, and contributed eight ground balls, eight caused turnovers, and five draw controls. Rookie of the Week: Maria DiFato, Cortland DiFato repeated her honor as she led the Red Dragons to an upset of the Lions, scoring twice while controlling four draws and snaring two ground balls. She caused five turnovers on the day to help Cortland to victory. Honor Roll: Linda Bohn, FDU-Florham Brianna Davies, Plymouth State Anne Graveley, Hamilton Claire Halliday, Roger Williams Allie Horowitz, Amherst Shannon Manning, Bridgewater State Alyssa Pigott, Stevens Division I Poll as compiled by womenslacrosse.com staff May 3, 2010 1. Northwestern 2. Maryland 3. North Carolina 4. Virginia 5. Duke 6. Penn 7. James Madison 8. Vanderbilt 9. Towson 10. Georgetown 11. Syracuse 12. Loyola 13. Stanford 14. Hofstra 15. Notre Dame 16. Dartmouth 17. Albany 18. Denver 19. Boston College 20. Johns Hopkins PLAYERS OF THE WEEK April 26, 2010 DIVISION I - Defensive Player of the Week: Brittany Dipper, Maryland Dipper led the Terps back to the ACC winners' circle with an 18-save performance over the weekend that included a career-high 12 saves against UNC in the title game. Dipper and the rest of the Terps held the Heels to a season-low five goals on Sunday. Offensive Player of the Week: Danielle Spencer, Northwestern Spencer showed off her talents with an eight-goal, one-assist performance against Vanderbilt that was complemented with six draw controls.  Rookie of the Week: Cosette Larash, Johns Hopkins Larash led the Blue Jays to the upset of Penn State, notching 11 saves while allowing only seven goals. She added 10 ground balls and a caused turnover, as well as a rare draw control as a goalkeeper. Honor Roll: Liz Hogan, Syracuse Ashley Kimener, James Madison Jackie Lyons, Massachusetts Brett Poissant, Albany Mary Teeters, Towson Chelsea Wagner, Sacred Heart DIVISION II - Defensive Player of the Week: Chrissy Grogg, Limestone The MVP of the Conference Carolinas tournament, Grogg led the Saints in the final game with four caused turnovers and five ground balls. She helped the defense allow only 39 total shots in two games as Limestone defeated Pfeiffer and Belmont Abbey. Offensive Player of the Week: Ally Keirn, Mercyhurst Keirn helped the Lakers to a pair of key PSAC wins, including one over No. 2 Lock Haven in which she had three goals and two assists. She added four goals and two assists in the win over IUP, giving her a 7+4 week as Hurst went 2-0. Rookie of the Week: Cori Geiger, Bentley Geiger repeated as Rookie of the Week with a seven-goal, two-assist week that powered the Falcons to a pair of wins. Honor Roll: Claire Grimwood, West Chester Molly O'Hara, East Stroudsburg Ashley Olen, C. W. Post Lori Solitto, Molloy DIVISION III - Defensive Player of the Week: Jessica Crane, Gettysburg Crane was a key part of the two wins for the Bullets, including an 8-7 victory over Franklin & Marshall that clinched the Centennial Conference regular season title. She had six caused turnovers and six ground balls on the week as Gettysburg allowed only 32 shots between the two games, including only 13 to F&M. At the other end of the field, Crane added four goals and three assists. Offensive Player of the Week: Allison Jaeger, TCNJ Jaeger had an 11-goal week, including a hat trick against Franklin & Marshall and an eight-goal outburst against conference rival Montclair State. She added eight draw controls, notching five in the win over F&M. Rookie of the Week: Maria DiFato, Cortland DiFato helped the Red Dragons to a 3-0 week,including an overtime win over Union. She had a seven-goal, five-assist week, scooping up nine ground balls, five draw controls, and causing five turnovers. Honor Roll: Kacey Abbriano, Norwich Shelby Bradford, Husson Kendyl Clarkson, Buffalo State Cara Cole, University of New England Carolyn Gorajek, Bowdoin Kalie Judd, Plymouth State Lily Nguyen, Middlebury Emily Nichols, Kenyon Ann Sessler, Nazareth Division I Poll as compiled by womenslacrosse.com staff April 26, 2010 1. Northwestern 2. Maryland 3. North Carolina 4. Virginia 5. Duke 6. Penn 7. James Madison 8. Vanderbilt 9. Towson 10. Syracuse 11. Loyola 12. Stanford 13. Hofstra 14. Notre Dame 15. Dartmouth 16. Georgetown 17. Boston College 18. Albany 19. Denver 20. Penn State PLAYERS OF THE WEEK April 19, 2010 DIVISION I - Defensive Player of the Week: Kelsy Ferris, Lehigh Ferris backstopped the Mountain Hawks to a pair of victories, including over league-leading Navy and over Albany. She stopped 19 shots while allowing only 17, making key saves. Lehigh did not allow Erin Rawlick, who leads the nation in scoring, a goal. Ferris added five ground balls and a caused turnover in the wins. Offensive Player of the Week: Laura Zimmerman, North Carolina Zimmerman was instrumental in UNC's wins over No. 1 North Carolina and No. 5 Duke. She assisted on the game-winner in the rivalry victory over Duke, adding a goal, a ground ball and a draw control. In the upset of Northwestern, she had five goals and added two assists. One of her goals put Carolina ahead for good. Rookie of the Week: Lauren McDermott, LaSalle McDermott helped the Explorers to the no. 2 seed in the A-10 tournament, besting city rival Temple and 2009 champion Massachusetts. She had six goals and five draw controls on the week, and added an assist, three ground balls, and a caused turnover. Honor Roll: Ali DeLuca, Penn Katrina Dowd, Northwestern Kim Griffin, James Madison Erica Mihm, Penn State Jennifer VanderMeulen, Harvard Natalie Wills, Vanderbilt DIVISION II - Defensive Player of the Week: Katie Zichelli, Lock Haven Zichelli started the week by marshalling a defense that allowed 18 shots in two games. She notched nine caused turnovers and ten ground balls combined in the victories. In the overtime victory against C. W. Post, she caused seven turnovers and picked up five ground balls to help the Lady Eagles to the win. Offensive Player of the Week: Gina Mansi, Holy Family The season after going 0-16, Holy Family is in the CACC playoffs thanks to a strong week from Mansi. The sophomore had a hat trick in each of the Tigers' games last week, totalling 15 goals while adding three draw controls, two ground balls and a caused turnover. Rookie of the Week: Cori Geiger, Bentley Geiger was hot for the Falcons this week as she helped Bentley to three wins, scoring 12 goals combined. She added two assists and two draw controls in the win over New Haven. Honor Roll: Katy Crouse, West Chester Sarah Kiernan, Dominican Kimberly Masterton, Mercyhurst Staci Myrup, Notre Dame (OH) DIVISION III - Defensive Player of the Week: Kate Schmid, Cabrini Schmid helped the Cavaliers take control of the CSAC race with victories over the two previously undefeated teams in the conference. She tallied 29 saves while allowing only 17 goals, picking up seven ground balls and three caused turnovers in the two wins. Offensive Player of the Week: Kristin Joyce, Union Joyce started out the week with seven goals against Middlebury before adding four more in the win over Rochester. She also controlled five draws and picked up three ground balls in the two victories. Rookie of the Week: Jamie Kelley, Fitchburg State Kelley helped the Falcons to a pair of victories to keep them in the hunt for a playoff berth. She had one five draw controls and six ground balls in the win over Worcester State as well as a three-goal, four-assist performance in the win over UMass-Dartmouth. She added three ground balls and three draw controls in the win over the Corsairs. Honor Roll: Jamie Albert, Keene State Brittany Baer, McDaniel Sarah Bray, Hamilton Marisa Hebert, WNEC Sofia Lama, Puget Sound Erica Little, MIT Emily Lotkowictz, Wells Alyssa Pigott, Stevens Nicole Valianti, Rowan Division I Poll as compiled by womenslacrosse.com staff April 19, 2010 1. North Carolina 2. Northwestern 3. Maryland 4. Virginia 5. Duke 6. Penn 7. James Madison 8. Vanderbilt 9. Dartmouth 10. Towson 11. Syracuse 12. Notre Dame 13. Loyola 14. Georgetown 15. Stanford 16. Hofstra 17. Penn State 18. Ohio State 19. Boston College 20. Denver PLAYERS OF THE WEEK April 12, 2010 DIVISION I -  Defensive Player of the Week:  Jackie Doherty, Notre Dame Doherty led a Notre Dame defense that went 98:33 withouth allowing a goal that including three wins, including two over ranked teams. Against Loyola, the Irish allowed just six shots in the second half to come from behind to win 11-10. ND then shut out Villanova for the program's first shutout before holding Syracuse to five goals in a 6-5 victory. In the three games, Doherty had 11 ground balls, six draw controls and seven caused turnovers. Offensive Player of the Week: Katrina Dowd, Northwestern Dowd played a key role in both of NU's wins on the week over two top-20 teams, scoring four goals in each game. She added seven draw controls and a ground ball as the Wildcats remained undefeated on the season. Rookie of the Week:  Nicole Lacey, George Washington Lacey notched the game-winner against La Salle in triple overtime to keep the Colonials in the hunt for an A-10 tournament berth. She controlled 14 draws in the two victories for GW on the weekend, adding two ground balls and four total goals on the week. Honor Roll: Casey Ancarrow, James Madison Ally Carey, Vanderbilt Liz Falco, Hofstra Ashley Harman, Denver Caitlin Mikel, Siena Courtney Miller, Colgate Logan Ripley, North Carolina DIVISION II - Defensive Player of the Week: Caitlin Fitzpatrick, Adelphi Fitzpatrick did not allow a goal in 90 minutes of play, shutting out St. Michael's and keeping Southern Connecticut off the scoreboard in a pair of victories. Offensive Player of the Week: Claire Grimwood, West Chester Grimwood helped the Golden Rams to three victories, including two top-10 triumphs that saw her score four goals and add two assists, collect seven ground balls and control six draws. In the come-from-behind win over Gannon, she notched a goal with nine seconds left in regulation to send it to overtime before scoring the game winner in sudden victory. Rookie of the Week: Emily Cilla, Lock Haven Cilla helped the Lady Eagles to a 2-0 week, including a come-from-behind victory over Gannon in which she scored two goals, added three assists, and picked up three ground balls and three draw controls. In the win over  Kutztown,  she added three draw controls. Honor Roll: Mia Basile, Merrimack Sherry Darrell, Southern New Hampshire Carley Glass, Chestnut Hill Laurie Jordan, Belmont Abbey Christine Latteri, Georgian Court Rebecca Moore, Stonehill DIVISION III - Defensive Player of the Week: Steph Perez, Tufts Perez helped key the Jumbos to two ranked wins on the week, starting with an upset of Babson in which she caused four turnovers and scooped up seven ground balls. In the upset of Trinity, Perez caused another turnover and picked up two ground balls while scoring twice. Offensive Player of the Week: Alison Jaeger, TCNJ Jaeger scored five goals and added two assists while collecting four draw controls in the upset of Salisbury that catapulted the Lions to the No. 1 ranking in the nation. With the Lions down three, Jaeger scored twice and added both assists in the midst of an 8-0 run over 26 minutes to secure the victory. Earlier in the week she added four goals and two assists along with seven draw controls in the win over Rutgers-Camden. Rookie of the Week: Tracy Rivas, Ithaca Rivas helped the Bombers to a perfect 3-0 week, including an upset of Stevens in which she scored five goals. The rookie added a hat trick in the wins over Utica and Hartwick, while collecting a total of three ground balls, two draw controls, and two caused turnovers. Honor Roll: Michelle Cook, Nazareth Rachel Dionne, Westfield State Katelyn Driscoll, Connecticut College Christy Foster, Cazenovia Dana Heritage, Middlebury Lindsey Parent, FDU-Florham Lauriann Parker, St. Mary's Division I Poll as compiled by womenslacrosse.com staff April 12, 2010 1. Northwestern 2. Maryland 3. North Carolina 4. Virginia 5. Duke 6. Penn 7. James Madison 8. Vanderbilt 9. Dartmouth 10. Towson 11. Syracuse 12. Georgetown 13. Notre Dame 14. Stanford 15. Hofstra 16. Penn State 17. Loyola 18. William & Mary 19. Ohio State 20. Boston University PLAYERS OF THE WEEK April 5, 2010 DIVISION I -  Defensive Player of the Week: Chelsea Wagner, Sacred Heart Wagner helped backstop the Pioneers to a pair of key NEC wins last week, making 24 saves while allowing only 12 goals. In the come-from-behind win over Monmouth, Wagner made 10 of her 13 saves in the second half to boost Sacred Heart. In the win over the Mount, she made 11 saves, including two in overtime, to help preserve the victory. Offensive Player of the Week: Caitlyn McFadden, Maryland McFadden helped the Terrapins win two top-10 games last week, notching four goals and four assists while snaring three draw controls and causing four turnovers. She added three ground balls as Maryland defeated Penn and Towson. Rookie of the Week: Ashley Bruns, Florida Bruns was key for the Gators, who notched a key conference and national win over Penn State last week. She scored two goals and had an assist in the first 10 minutes and helped UF jump out to a 4-0 lead against the Nittany Lions. She added three more goals, including the eventual game-winner, and another assist as Florida won 13-11. She also had three goals and three assists in Florida's win over Oregon last Tuesday. Honor Roll: Claire Hubbard, Stanford Kate Ivory, Cornell Kate Keagins, New Hampshire Teri Noll, Wagner Sarah Parks, Dartmouth Sarah Seats, Georgetown Danielle Spencer, Northwestern DIVISION II - Defensive Player of the Week: Katie Zichelli, Lock Haven Zichelli earned national honors yet again this season after leading the Lady Eagles to two wins on the week, including a PSAC victory over Mercyhurst in which she caused four turnovers and added seven ground balls. In the win over Slippery Rock, she had three caused turnovers and three ground balls. The Lady Eagles allowed only 19 shots in each game. Offensive Player of the Week: Erica Devito, Adelphi Devito powered the Panthers to a pair of wins on the week, notching 16 points on 12 goals and four assists. Eleven of those points came in the conference win over Merrimack (8g, 3a). She added five ground balls, one draw control and three caused turnovers as AU remained undefeated. Rookie of the Week: Rebecca Moore, Stonehill Moore kept the honor at Stonehill as she led the Skyhawks to a 2-0 week from inside the cage. She made 29 saves while allowing only 18 goals, including ten saves against Dowling. The rookie added ten ground balls and three caused turnovers. Honor Roll: Gayle Kuntzmann, Shippensburg Gina Mansi, Holy Family Kristie Sosnowski, Molloy DIVISION III - Defensive Player of the Week: Katherine Farrar, Washington & Lee Farrar led the Generals to a 3-0 week, including two wins in conference play, with 20 saves and only 12 goals allowed. She made 10 saves in the win over Roanoke and added nine more in the win over Lynchburg. She added a caused turnover in the 9-7 victory over Roanoke and scooped up three ground balls. Offensive Player of the Week: Rachel Romanowsky, Trinity Romanowsky notched a hat trick in each of the Bantams' wins this week, both of which came against top-15 teams. She controlled three draws in each game and added four ground balls. Rookie of the Week: Katie Palasz, New England College Palasz scored four goals and added an assist in each of NEC's three games this week, helping the Pilgrims to a 2-1 record. She added nine ground balls, five draw controls, and three caused turnovers on the week. Honor Roll: Meg Brady, Catholic Anna Collins, Babson Kylie McClure, Ithaca Kathleen Notos, TCNJ Julia Schulman, Puget Sound Sarah Warnke, Colby Division I Poll as compiled by womenslacrosse.com staff April 5, 2010 1. Northwestern 2. Maryland 3. North Carolina 4. Virginia 5. Duke 6. Penn 7. James Madison 8. Towson 9. Stanford 10. Dartmouth 11. Syracuse 12. Vanderbilt 13. William & Mary 14. Loyola 15. Penn State 16. Ohio State 17. Hofstra 18. Georgetown 19. Notre Dame 20. Boston University PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Mar 29, 2010 DIVISION I -  Defensive Player of the Week: Shannie MacKenzie, Dartmouth MacKenzie was crucial for the Big Green this week as Dartmouth upset Syracuse, holding the Orange to only ten goals, and defeated Yale in a key Ivy League game. MacKenzie was responsible for shutting down offensive threats in both games, including the nation's leading scorer in Tee Ladoucer from Syracuse. Offensive Player of the Week: Kim Griffin, James Madison Griffin scored four goals and added an assist as the Dukes upset the Cavaliers last week. After assisting on the game-tying goal late in the game, Griffin won the draw control and scored with 11 seconds on the clock for the victory. In the loss to Maryland, Griffin had two goals and two assists as the Dukes stood toe-to-toe with the Terps before falling late in the game. Rookie of the Week: Katie Schwarzmann, Maryland Schwarzmann's third goal of the game against JMU was the game-winner and came in the final three minutes of play as the Terps rallied from down three to post the victory. She added a draw control, a ground ball, and a caused turnover as Maryland won its second straight game against a ranked opponent. Earlier in the week she Honor Roll: Katherine Denkler, Vanderbilt Katrina Dowd, Northwestern Maggie Dunbar, Penn State Katie Florence, Massachusetts Jessica Nonn, Virginia Tech Erin Tochihara, Princeton Whitney Quackenbush, Yale DIVISION II - Defensive Player of the Week: Katy Crouse, West Chester Crouse helped the Golden Rams post four wins last week, averaging three caused turnovers per match. West Chester allowed an average of only nine goals per game, and allowed less than 17 shots per game. Offensive Player of the Week: Lori Solitto, Molloy Solitto helped the Lions go 3-0 on the week, scoring nine goals and adding five assists. She started the week with a hat trick and two assists in the upset of New Haven, including a goal and an assist in a 4-0 run that gave Molloy the lead for good. Solitto added five goals in the upset of Pfeiffer, notching two of those in a 9-0 run that clinched the game for the Lions. In the final game of the week, Solitto had the game-winner in the final minute. Rookie of the Week: Heather Sullivan, Stonehill Sullivan notched a hat trick in both of Stonehill's wins this week, over Merrimack and New Haven. She scored twice in the final 8:33 of the Merrimack game to help complete the comeback victory. The rookie also added a ground ball and a draw control. Honor Roll: Christine Bradley, East Stroudsburg Katie Ilott, Limestone Sam Powers, C. W. Post DIVISION III - Defensive Player of the Week: Cat Ruggiero, Union Ruggiero had a monster week for the Dutchwomen, recording 33 saves while allowing only 12 goals to two top-20 teams. She had 11 saves in the 17-3 win over Washington & Lee on the road before posting 22 saves in the 9-8 loss to top-ranked Salisbury. Offensive Player of the Week: Sarah Bray, Hamilton Bray helped the Continentals go 3-0 on the week, putting up five goals and five assists while adding eight draw controls and six ground balls. She notched a 2+2 game in the win over Cortland while adding a hat trick in the win over Nazareth Rookie of the Week: Margaret Souther, Middlebury Souther helped the Panthers go 3-0 on the week, including a mid-week upset of then-#2 Gettysburg in which she had a pair of goals. In the win over Buffalo State, she added a hat trick with an assist to go along with three ground balls and a pair of caused turnoves. The rookie had another hat trick in the NESCAC win over Connecticut College. Honor Roll: Liz Bruno, Trinity Anna Collins, Babson Kim Cudmore, Salisbury Molly Fitzgerald, William Smith Lyndsay Griffin, Birmingham-Southern Sunnie Ko, Dickinson Stephanie Kreis, Elizabethtown Lindsay Parent, FDU-Florham Ashley Slattery, Lasell Division I Poll as compiled by womenslacrosse.com staff Mar 29, 2010 1. Northwestern 2. Maryland 3. North Carolina 4. Virginia 5. Duke 6. Penn 7. James Madison 8. Towson 9. Stanford 10. Dartmouth 11. Syracuse 12. Vanderbilt 13. Penn State 14. William & Mary 15. Loyola 16. Georgetown 17. Notre Dame 18. Boston University 19. Ohio State 20. Hofstra PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Mar 22, 2010 DIVISION I -  Defensive Player of the Week: Ana Heneberry, Loyola Heneberry helped the Greyhounds allow only 14 goals between two games last week. Loyola held previously undefeated James Madison to eight goals and Rutgers to only six; Heneberry contributed six caused turnovers and four ground balls in the victories. Offensive Player of the Week: Ally Carey, Vanderbilt Carey was a key part of the Commodores' two wins on the week, controlling 16 draws in the two games. She also contributed nine goals, three assists, and five caused turnovers. Three of her goals in the win over Penn State were part of a seven-goal, second-half run. Rookie of the Week: Ashley Bruns, Florida Bruns notched 19 points in two wins last week, including six goals and nine assists in an upset of New Hampshire. Earlier in the week she had six goals and four assists to go along with three ground balls, three draw controls and three caused turnovers in a win over Marist. Honor Roll: ML DiNisco, Lehigh Brittany Kalkstein, Virginia Jenn Russell, North Carolina Gina Scioscia, Notre Dame Kate Simmons, St. Francis Danielle Spencer, Northwestern DIVISION II - Defensive Player of the Week: Katie Zichelli, Lock Haven Zichelli earned her second consecutive honor with seven caused turnovers and eight ground balls in a victory over conference rival and top-10 foe Gannon. Zichelli and the Lady Eagles allowed only six goals in the triumph. Offensive Player of the Week: Kimberly Masterton, Mercyhurst Masterton scored six goals and added two assists as the Lakers won a pair of conference games, including a come-from-behind win over Gannon. She notched two goals and an assist in a 3-0 run that turned an 8-6 deficit into a 9-6 lead that Hurst would not relinquish. Rookie of the Week: Abigail Ross, C. W. Post Ross helped the Pioneers go 3-0 on the week, scoring five goals and two assists during that span. Honor Roll: Mia Basile, Merrimack Cassandra Cronin, Dowling Ashley Ferrandiz, New Haven Caitlin Fitzpatrick, Adelphi Leigh Titus, Lock Haven Katy Tyszko, Rollins DIVISION III - Defensive Player of the Week: Ashleigh Kowtoniuk, Connecticut College Kowtoniuk made 27 saves over the week, helping the Camels to a pair of wins, including an overtime win over McDaniel. Offensive Player of the Week: Rachel Dirksen, Messiah Dirksen helped the Falcons go 2-0 at Spring Fling in Florida, scoring 11 goals in a pair of wins against Amherst and William Smith. She added four draw controls, three ground balls, and two caused turnovers. Rookie of the Week: Sam Weinstein, Williams Weinstein helped rally the Ephs twice last week as Williams defeated RPI and Bates. In the win over RPI, she scored twice in a 5-0 run to bring Williams up from down one. In a 7-5 victory against Bates on Saturday, she scored the first and last goal in a four-goal run that brought Williams from down one to up three and take a lead they would not relinquish. She added two caused turnovers and a ground ball in the victory. Honor Roll: Amy Campbell, Colby Alyssa Cristaldi, Clarkson Kim Cudmore, Salisbury Kristyna Hnizda, Stevenson Perry Markell, Mount Holyoke Kristin Phelps, Trinity Kelly Radigan, Cortland Division I Poll as compiled by womenslacrosse.com staff Mar 22, 2010 1. Northwestern 2. Maryland 3. North Carolina 4. Duke 5. Virginia 6. Penn 7. Syracuse 8. Georgetown 9. Stanford 10. Towson 11. Vanderbilt 12. Boston University 13. Penn State 14. William & Mary 15. Dartmouth 16. Notre Dame 17. Loyola 18. Ohio State 19. Hofstra 20. James Madison PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Mar 15, 2010 DIVISION I - Defensive Player of the Week: Barb Seaman, Penn Seaman helped the Quakers to a pair of wins, including a one-goal victory over Hofstra in which she had two caused turnovers and two ground balls. The Red and Blue allowed an average of 5.5 goals on the week and only 19 shots per game. Offensive Player of the Week: Ainsley Baker, Virginia Baker scored five goals in the upset of North Carolina, including the game-winner in overtime. Rookie of the Week: Kaitlin Gaiss, Duke Gaiss stepped into the cage for the first time this season and made eight saves in a win over Georgetown. She scooped up three ground balls and caused a turnover as the Blue Devils won their second consecutive game against a top-10 opponent. Honor Roll: Ally Carey, Vanderbilt Kim Griffin, James Madison Ana Heneberry, Loyola Leigh Ann Torcivia, Lehigh K'Leigh Vanaman, Hofstra DIVISION II - Defensive Player of the Week: Katie Zichelli, Lock Haven Zichelli notched nine ground balls and caused six turnovers in a pair of wins, including a come-from-behind win over Limestone. Offensive Player of the Week:  Leigh Titus, Lock Haven Titus notched nine goals and three assists on the week, including a pair of goals and and assist in the upset of Limestone. She added seven ground balls and two caused turnovers. Rookie of the Week: Jennifer Kelly, East Stroudsburg The rookie picked up eight ground balls and made four caused turnovers in her first two collegiate games, helping the Warriors to a pair of wins to open the season. Honor Roll: Brianna Falese, Dowling Liza Gross, Stonehill Jessica Kennedy, Pfeiffer DIVISION III - Defensive Player of the Week: Avery Pierce, Bates Pierce's defense helped the Bobcats upset Middlebury, causing four turnovers and picking up three ground balls in the victory. Offensive Player of the Week: Morgan DeShaw, Endicott DeShaw's seventh goal of the game came in sudden-victory and lifted the Gulls to the upset over Babson. She added a draw control and two ground balls in the win. Rookie of the Week: Rebecca Westlake, Ursinus Westlake keyed the Bears to a pair of wins, including an upset of Roanoke in which she scored the game-tying goal. She then controlled the draw after UC went ahead for the final time. On the week, she picked up seven ground balls and added four draw controls, four caused turnovers and scored a goal and an assist in each game. Honor Roll: Jessica Crane, Gettysburg Josie Ferri, Haverford Meghan Harkey, Christopher Newport Leanne Hollinger, McDaniel Anna Marchand, St. Lawrence Kelley Trapp, Amherst Division I Poll as compiled by womenslacrosse.com staff Mar 15, 2010 1. Northwestern 2. Maryland 3. North Carolina 4. Duke 5. Virginia 6. Penn 7. Georgetown 8. Syracuse 9. Stanford 10. Towson 11. Vanderbilt 12. Boston University 13. Penn State 14. William & Mary 15. Dartmouth 16. Loyola 17. New Hampshire 18. Notre Dame 19. Ohio State 20. Hofstra PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Mar 8, 2010 DIVISION I -  Defensive Player of the Week: Brittany Poist, Maryland Poist kept the honor in the family this week as she helped the Terps to a dominating win over Virginia. She had four ground balls and four caused turnovers as the Terrapins shut down the Cavaliers in the second half, allowing only three shots and zero goals. Offensive Player of the Week: Hillary Fratzke, Towson Fratzke was key for the Tigers this week, helping TU notch wins over Loyola and UMBC with seven draw controls in each game. She added eight goals in the week, an assist, a ground ball, and two caused turnovers. Rookie of the Week: Lily Kalata, Rutgers Kalata continued her hot hand, making 25 saves in a pair of one-goal wins for the Scarlet Knights, allowing only 23 goals. Honor Roll: Leslie Foard, Stanford Corrine Gandolfi, Hofstra Greta Meyer, Dartmouth Jenn Russell, UNC Kara Secora, Denver DIVISION II - Defensive Player of the Week: Katherine O'Hara, St. Anselm O'Hara made 58 saves in a three-game span, allowing only 25 goals as she helped the Hawks to a 2-1 record on the week. Offensive Player of the Week: Claire Grimwood, West Chester Grimwood notched a hat trick and added an assist, including the game-tying and game-winning goals, to help the Golden Rams to the victory. She added a draw control and three ground balls. Rookie of the Week: Theresa Guinta, West Chester Guinta's debut was successful for the Golden Rams, as the rookie contributed four caused turnovers and six ground balls in a 14-12 WCU victory over Pfeiffer. She added three draw controls as the Golden Rams rallied from a three-goal deficit late in the game. Honor Roll: Lori Sollitto, Molloy Katy Tyszko, Rollins DIVISION III - Defensive Player of the Week: Jenny Atmar, Mary Washington Atmar helped the Eagles to a pair of wins over ranked teams, causing eight turnovers and picking up seven ground balls for UMW. She also added 10 draw controls in the two victories. Offensive Player of the Week: Trisha Babson, Babson Babson had a pair of three-goal, one-assist games as the Beavers won two games to start the season, including an upset of Union in which she had six draw controls. On the week, the sophomore added 14 total draw controls, five ground balls, and five caused turnovers. Rookie of the Week: Spencer Waybright, Stevens Waybright helped the Ducks go 2-0, picking up five ground balls and five caused turnovers while scoring three goals and adding a pair of assists. She also controlled three draws. Honor Roll: Brittany Baer, McDaniel Jessica Catanzano, Greensboro Michelle Cook, Nazareth Brittany MacKnew, Virginia Wesleyan Alyssa Pigott, Stevens Division I Poll as compiled by womenslacrosse.com staff Mar 8, 2010 1. Northwestern 2. Maryland 3. North Carolina 4. Penn 5. Georgetown 6. Duke 7. Boston University 8. Virginia 9. Syracuse 10. Penn State 11. Stanford 12. Vanderbilt 13. William & Mary 14. New Hampshire 15. Dartmouth 16. Towson 17. Loyola 18. Notre Dame 19. Ohio State 20. Rutgers PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Mar 1, 2010 DIVISION I -  Defensive Player of the Week: Karissa Taylor, Maryland Taylor was a huge part of the Maryland defense as the Terps defeated the Blue Devils on the road. The senior had five ground balls, three caused turnovers, and threw in a pair of draw controls as Maryland limited Duke to 19 shots in the game after the Blue Devils came in averaging 17 goals a game. Offensive Player of the Week: Brittany Kalkstein, Virginia Kalkstein led the Cavaliers to the upset of Syracuse with a nine-draw control performance, breaking the ACC career record in the process. She added two goals, two assists, and two ground balls in the victory. Earlier in the week she had six draw controls and two goals and two ground balls in the win over Richmond. Rookie of the Week: Lily Kalata, Rutgers Kalata was outstanding in her collegiate debut, collecting 22 saves and allowing just 9 goals in two games. In the opener against Temple, she made 13 saves and allowed just three goals, all in the first half. In the upset of Cornell, the rookie made 10 saves and had four ground balls, while allowing the Big Red just six goals. Honor Roll: Julie Christy, Stanford Katrina Dowd, Northwestern Hayley Rausch, New Hampshire Jen VanderMeulen, Harvard DIVISION II - Defensive Player of the Week: Brigid Milchling, Limestone Milchling led the Saints to the victory over No. 10 Gannon with a nine-save performance, allowing ony six goals. She added a ground ball in the win. Offensive Player of the Week: Kimberly Masterton, Mercyhurst Masterton led the Lakers with nine goals and three assists on the week, helping Mercyhurst to a pair of victories. The junior added five ground balls and five caused turnovers to keep the Lakers unbeaten on the season. Rookie of the Week: Chelsea Treat, Limestone Treat notched six goals as the Saints defeated No. 10 Gannon 19-6. The rookie added three draw controls in the victory. Honor Roll: Erica DeVito, Adelphi Jenn Morse, Notre Dame College DIVISION III - Defensive Player of the Week: Jessica Chmielewski, Salisbury Chmielewski helped the Sea Gulls to three wins last week, including a victory over Washington & Lee in which Salisbury allowed only nine shots. The senior had seven caused turnovers and eight ground balls as the Sea Gulls allowed only 33 shots in three games, allowing only 13 goals. Offensive Player of the Week: Lauren Zegowitz, Stevenson Zegowitz led the Mustangs to a pair of wins over the week, notching seven goals and three assists while adding seven ground balls and five draw controls. Rookie of the Week: Abby Fink, Colorado College Fink opened up her career with a 14-save performance against west-region rival Redlands, helping the Tigers to a 15-7 opening-day victory. Honor Roll: Shelley Nogueira, Guilford Christina Tran, Lynchburg Division I Poll as compiled by womenslacrosse.com staff Mar 1, 2010 1. Northwestern 2. Maryland 3. North Carolina 4. Penn 5. Penn State 6. Loyola 7. Duke 8. Boston University 9. Notre Dame 10. Georgetown 11. Virginia 12. Syracuse 13. Vanderbilt 14. Stanford 15. William & Mary 16. Ohio State 17. Towson 18. Princeton 19. New Hampshire 20. Dartmouth 2009 Archives Players of the Week Feb 22, 2010 DIVISION I -  Defensive Player of the Week: Kerry Stoothoof, Loyola Stoothoof led the Greyhounds to the upset of the Cavaliers, making 15 saves while picking up a ground ball. Offensive Player of the Week: Christina Dove, Syracuse Dove powered the Orange to a pair of wins this week, including a victory over  Stanford in which she scored  five goals and picked up six draw controls. In the season-opener against Colgate, the senior notched four goals, added an assist, and controlled four draws. Rookie of the Week: Emily Garrity, North Carolina Garrity helped the Tar Heels to a pair of victories on the week, starting with a defeat of Vanderbilt in which she had a hat trick and added two draw controls and two ground balls. In the win over Richmond, she added three draw controls and a caused turnover. Honor Roll: Sarah Bullard, Duke Theresa Bucci, Penn State Katie Lawson, Drexel Caitlin McFadden, Maryland Kathy Young, Navy DIVISION II - Awards to begin next week DIVISION III - Awards to begin next week Division I Poll as compiled by womenslacrosse.com staff Feb 22, 2010 1. Northwestern 2. Maryland 3. North Carolina 4. Penn 5. Duke 6. Syracuse 7. Loyola 8. Boston University 9. Notre Dame 10. Georgetown 11. Vanderbilt 12. Penn State 13. Princeton 14. Stanford 15. Virginia 16. Dartmouth 17. William & Mary 18. Ohio State 19. Cornell 20. Towson