Offensive Athlete of the Week: Liriana Seferovic (Drew)
Seferovic delivered a standout performance in Drew’s 5-4 victory over Western Connecticut, recording two goals and two assists in a 1-1 week for the Rangers. She played a pivotal role in each of the team’s first four goals, all of which came off penalty corners, helping the Rangers build a 4-0 halftime lead. Seferovic established career highs in goals, assists, and points while providing a significant offensive impact from the back.

Defensive Athlete of the Week: Katie Bloom (Goucher)
Katie Bloom played a pivotal role in Goucher’s perfect 3-0 week, recording three shutouts while playing every minute in goal. She totaled 17 saves across the three victories, including one against Lancaster Bible, three against Sweet Briar, and a game-high 13 against Roanoke. 
 

Offensive Athlete of the Week: Tommy Wright (Susquehanna)
Wright delivered a standout performance through the air, completing 15 of 19 passes for 224 yards and five touchdowns. He accounted for four passing touchdowns in the first half, helping Susquehanna build an early advantage over the No. 13/15 Blue Jays.  

Defensive Athlete of the Week: Estuardo Salguero (Juniata)
Salguero anchored a dominant defensive performance by Juniata in the Eagles’ 28-7 victory over McDaniel, helping hold the Green Terror to just seven points. Salguero finished with 10 tackles, including six solo stops and four assisted tackles, 1.5 sacks, 2.5 tackles for loss, and two forced fumbles. His disruptive presence was a key part of Juniata’s defensive effort in limiting McDaniel to just one touchdown. 

Specialist Athlete of the Week: Brayden Nolan (Susquehanna)
Nolan made a significant impact on special teams, recording three tackles on return coverage to help limit John Hopkins field position and providing a strong defensive presence on both kick and punt coverage. His contributions were an important part of a complete team effort that helped Susquehanna secure a dominant victory over the nationally ranked Blue Jays. Nolan also contributed defensively, finishing the game with seven total tackles and one tackle for loss.  
 

Offensive Athlete of the Week: Andrew Dunne (Drew)
Andrew Dunne delivered a dominant offensive performance, scoring four goals to help Drew go 2-0 on the week and extend its winning streak to three games. Dunne opened the week with two goals in the Rangers’ 3-0 victory over William Paterson, finding the back of the net in the 34th and 86th minutes. He continued his strong play in Drew’s 2-1 victory at Rutgers-Camden, scoring twice in a two-minute span in the second half. With the Rangers trailing 1-0 at halftime, Dunne struck in the 63rd and 65th minutes to complete the comeback and secure the victory. 

Defensive Athlete of the Week: Owen Allegro (Catholic)
Owen Allegro anchored a strong defensive week for Catholic, recording two shutouts to help the Cardinals finish 2-0. Allegro made a season-high four saves in Catholic’s victory over Neumann before adding two more saves in a 1-0 win over Stockton. With six total saves and two clean sheets on the week, Allegro played a key role helping the Cardinals secure a pair of victories while keeping both opponents off the scoreboard.  

Offensive Athlete of the Week: Norah Mosley (Lycoming)
Norah Mosley delivered a standout offensive week for Lycoming, recording three goals, one assist, and seven points to help the Warriors go 2-0. All three of Mosley’s goals came directly from either free kicks or corner kicks, including an Olimpico in each game. Mosley opened the week with two goals, including the game-winning goal, in Lycoming’s 4-2 victory over King’s (Pa.) on Sept. 16. Her game-winner came directly off a corner kick. She followed with a goal and an assist in the Warriors’ 7-5 win over Buffalo State on Sept. 19, scoring the game’s opening goal directly from a corner kick on her lone shot of the contest.

Defensive Athlete of the Week: Sarah Crowley (Drew)
Sarah Crowley delivered a standout performance in goal, making seven saves to lead Drew to a 1-0 victory at Arcadia. Crowley made five of her seven saves in the second half, including a crucial stop off a corner kick in the closing seconds to preserve the shutout and secure the Rangers’ first win of the season. The clean sheet marked the 15th shutout of Crowley’s career, moving her into a tie for fourth in program history in career shutouts. 

Athlete of the Week: Maggie Hayes (Juniata)
Maggie Hayes delivered an impressive performance at the St. Kate’s Quad, helping Juniata to a 2-1 weekend with victories over No. 1 Wisconsin-Oshkosh and St. Catherine. Hayes led the Eagles’ offensive attack with 31 kills on 56 attempts, finishing the weekend with an outstanding .446 hitting percentage while also contributing three blocks and two service aces. Hayes was particularly efficient in Juniata’s victory over St. Catherine, finishing errorless with 12 kills on 18 attempts for a .667 hitting percentage. Against No. 1 Wisconsin-Oshkosh, she added 13 kills while hitting .417, helping the Eagles secure another key victory over a nationally ranked opponent. Hayes also contributed six kills, two digs, and one block against Northwestern-St. Paul, which are receiving votes in the AVCA Division III top 25 Poll.  

Defensive Athlete of the Week: Ellaine Tatman (Juniata)
Ellaine Tatman anchored the Juniata defense at the St. Kate’s Quad, averaging 4.73 digs per set across three matches. She totaled 52 digs, 12 assists and three service aces on the weekend, helping the Eagles to victories over St. Catherine and No. 1 Wisconsin-Oshkosh. Tatman posted a career-high 24 digs in Juniata’s sweep of St. Catherine, adding one ace and four assists. She matched that career high with 24 digs in the Eagles’ five-set victory over No. 1 Wisconsin-Oshkosh, while also contributing two aces and seven assists.