Men's Athlete of the Week: Nate Moore (Moravian)
Nate Moore captured first place at the Stockton University Osprey Open, leading a field of 143 runners with a time of 25:27.8 on the 8,000-meter course. Moore’s individual victory helped propel Moravian to the team title, as the Greyhounds finished first among 15 competing schools.

Women's Athlete of the Week: Helaina Acker (Moravian)
Helaina Acker led Moravian at the Stockton University Osprey Open, placing ninth among 124 runners with a personal-best time of 23:23.7 on the 6,000-meter course. Acker’s performance helped the Greyhounds earn a third-place finish among 14 teams.

Men’s Athlete of the Week: Marshall Kain (Scranton)
Marshall Kain delivered a record-setting performance at the King’s Tri-Match, capturing first place with a career-low 68 (-3). Kain’s round helped Scranton claim the team title while posting a program record score of 276. 

Women’s Athlete of the Week: Kyleen McCance (Wilkes)
Kyleen McCance earned medalist honors at the Misericordia Fall Invitational, posting a round-low 75 (+3) to capture the individual title. McCance dominated the course, finishing at least 10 strokes ahead of every other competitor to secure first place. 

Men’s Athlete of the Week: Lucas Kotcho (Scranton)
Lucas Kotcho delivered a strong performance at the top of the lineup, helping Scranton earn a 5-2 victory over Lycoming. Competing at No. 1 singles, Kotcho earned a straight-set victory, 6-2, 6-3, before teaming up at No. 1 doubles to secure another win, 6-2. Kotcho finished the match unbeaten with victories in both singles and doubles, contributing two points to Scranton’s team triumph.

Women’s Athlete of the Week: Carmen Valentino (Catholic)
Carmen Valentino delivered a dominant weekend for Catholic, going a perfect 5-0 across singles and doubles competition. On Sept. 19, Valentino earned a 6-0, 6-3 victory at No. 2 singles over St. Mary’s Katherine Yao before partnering with Annie Nemoy for a 6-0 win at No. 1 doubles against Batten. She also posted a 6-1, 6-2 victory at No. 2 singles over Batten’s Anouk Bluemm. Across the weekend, Valentino dropped just six games in singles while remaining unbeaten in all five matches.