2006-07 NAC Players of the Week
- October 30, 2006
Field Hockey
| PLAYER OF THE WEEK |
ROOKIE OF THE WEEK |
Allison Jameson, WNEC
(Senior, Forward - Brattleboro, Vt.)
Jameson scored 11 points (4 goals, 3 assists) in a 2-0 week for
the Golden Bears. She had three goals in a 4-0 win at Babson
that was the team's first victory over the Beavers in 13
meetings dating back to 1992. Allison added a goal and three
assists in a 5-0 win over Becker in a quarterfinal round contest
of the NAC Tournament. |
Emily Sypher,
Simmons
(Freshman, Back - Orono, Maine)
Freshman back Emily Sypher scored the game-winning goal with
less than five minutes remaining in Simmons's 2-1 upset victory
over third-seeded Husson in the NAC quarterfinals on Saturday. |
Men's Soccer
| PLAYER OF THE WEEK |
ROOKIE OF THE WEEK |
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Sean Moylan, Elms
(Freshman, Forward - Chicopee, Mass.)
Moylan netted the game-winning goal and also added an assist to
help lead seventh-seed Elms College to a thrilling 2-1
double-overtime upset victory at second-seeded Husson College in
Saturday's conference tournament quarterfinal. |
Julian Dutton, Lasell
(Freshman, Goalkeeper - Madison, Conn.)
Blanked Becker College in the NAC quarterfinal, making eight
saves in the match as Lasell won 1-0. |
Women's Soccer
| PLAYER OF THE WEEK |
ROOKIE OF THE WEEK |
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Elise McLear, Mount Ida
(Sophomore, Midifielder - Swansea, Mass.)
McLear tallied a pair of goals in Mount Ida's 2-1 NAC Tournament
Quarterfinal Round victory over Castleton State College on
Sunday. The sophomore's second gal was the game winner and was
scored off a free kick with just over four minutes to play. |
Jackie Mrazik, Maine-Farmington
(First Year, Forward - Mount Vernon, Maine)
Mrazik scored an unassisted goal at the 63:44 mark to lift the
fourth-seeded UMF women?s soccer team to a 1-0 win over
fifth-seeded Maine Maritime in the NAC quarterfinals. |
Volleyball
| PLAYER OF THE WEEK |
ROOKIE OF THE WEEK |
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Megan Bol, Lesley
(Senior, Setter - Whitinsville, Mass.)
Megan help lead the Lady Lynx to a 3-0 week including a huge 5
game win over Maine-Farmington which secured the 4th seed in the
NAC tournament for Lesley. Megan finished the week with 73
assists (6.64/gm), 12 kills (1.09/gm), a .353 hitting
percentage, and seven aces. |
Amanda Pereira, Mount Ida
(Freshman, Outside Hitter - New Bedford, Mass.)
Pereira registered 3.10 kills and 3.10 digs per game in a
perfect 3-0 week for Mount Ida. The outside hitter boosted Mount
Ida to a 3-0 win over Lasell College on Thursday, as she totaled
14 kills and 19 digs. The win vaulted Mount Ida to the NAC
regular season title and home-court advantage throughout the
Conference tournament. Pereira registered 11 kills and 11 digs
in a 3-1 victory over the Wentworth Instutute of Technology on
Monday. She then accumulated eight kills in a 3-0 triumph at
Regis College on Tuesday. Mount Ida will enter the NAC playoffs
with a 35-match Conference winning streak. |
Men's Cross Country
| PLAYER OF THE WEEK |
ROOKIE OF THE WEEK |
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Drew Croteau, Maine-Farmington
(Senior - Durham, N.H.)
Croteau finished the 8K course in 30:03.57 averaging just over
six minute miles earning medalist honors at the NAC
Championships. The senior finished last season and fourth a year
ago. |
Nicholas Grasso, Castleton State
(Freshman - Schenectady, N.Y.)
Grasso rose to the occasion at the NAC championships on
Saturday, finishing in third place, running the 8K in 30:51.32.
The finish was Grasso's best of score of the season. |
Women's Cross Country
| PLAYER OF THE WEEK |
ROOKIE OF THE WEEK |
Emily Farley, Maine-Farmington
(Freshman - Mt. Desert Island, Maine)
Farley earned medalist and Rookie of the Year honors at the NAC
Championships winning the 5K race with a time of 21:55.92. |
Elizabeth Halnon, Castleton State
(Freshman - Blackstone, Mass.)
Halnon finished in third place, aiding the Spartan victory in
the NAC championships. The freshman ran the 5K race in 22:18.32. |
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Players of the Week
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