BASEBALL PLAYER
OF THE WEEK
Phil Drew,
Guilford College
Drew, a senior from Mashpee, Massachusetts, helped the Quakers
to a 4-0 week with a .467 batting average and a team-high of seven hits,
including 3 doubles. He went three-for-five and knocked in three
runs in Guilford's 9-4 win over Averett. He provided all the runs
for the Quakers in their 3-0 win over Wabash with his three-run homer in
the fifth inning and went three-for-four with two doubles and two RBIs
to lead the Quaker's to their second win over Wabash.
BASEBALL PITCHER
OF THE WEEK
Robbie Bailey,
Hampden-Sydney College
Bailey, a sophomore from Richmond, Virginia, earned a complete
game victory as he lead the Tigers to a 7-0 victory over Waynesburg.
Bailey struck out four batters, walked one and allowed only two hits en
route to pitching seven scoreless innings.
| Baseball Honor
Roll |
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Jameson Jarvis, Eastern Mennonite |
Batted .667 while recording two doubles, a homerun and three
RBIs this week. |
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Ryan Hairston, Guilford |
Threw a complete game with three strikeouts and only five hits
to lead the Quakers to a 3-0 victory over Wabash. |
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Ben Brawley, Hampden-Sydney |
Batted .600 and added three RBIs, three doubles and three runs
to lead the Tiger's to a 3-0 week. |
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Jon Crews, Lynchburg |
Batted .600 in 2-1 week. Recorded two doubles, a triple
and two runs scored while knocking in three RBIs. |
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D.W. Moore, Lynchburg |
Threw 5.1 innings while allowing only one earned run and
striking out six Alvernia batters. |
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Noah Davidson, Roanoke |
Batted .375 recording six hits and ten runs, including four
doubles, two triples and four RBIs. |
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Barrett Henderson, Roanoke |
Pitched five innings while allowing only one hit and striking
out seven batters in his first career win vs. CCNY. |
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Brian Schweers , Va. Wesleyan |
Went 4-for-6 at the plate and scored three runs in the Marlin's
10-3 victory over Averett. |
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Jesse Freeman, Va. Wesleyan |
Worked six innings, scattering only three hits and allowing only
one earned run while striking out six Averett batters. |
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Anthony Cardona, Washington & Lee |
Batted .500 for the week, which included a 2-for-4 showing at
the plate against St. Mary's (Md.) where he also notched two
RBIs. |
MEN'S GOLFER OF THE
WEEK
Peter Latimer,
Guilford College
Latimer, a sophomore from Markinch, Scotland,
led
Guilford at the Johnny Palmer/Old North State Intercollegiate with a
36-hole 156 (78-78), which ranked 13th among 65 competitors.
He had the fourth-lowest score among 11 Division III contestants.
Guilford maintained its seventh-place ranking in the Golf World/Nike
Golf Division III Coaches’ Poll in the Feb. 22 rankings.
MEN'S LACROSSE
ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
Andrew O'Shea,
Hampden-Sydney
College
O'Shea, a sophomore from Richmond, Virginia, helped lead the No.
17 Tiger's to their first victory of the season. O'Shea score two
goals, recorded two assists and scooped up two ground balls in the 5-2
victory over Mary Washington on the road.
| Men's Lacrosse
Honor Roll |
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Andrew Vigne, Guilford |
Recorded sixteen saves in three quarters for the Quakers while
scooping up a team-high four ground balls against York (Pa.).
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Garrett Curran, Lynchburg |
Posted eleven saves against the No. 1 ranked Salisbury
University, including two saves in the fourth quarter. |
WOMEN'S LACROSSE
ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
Colleen Evans,
Washington
and Lee University
Evans, a junior from Lexington, Virginia, tallied five goals and
one assist in two games. In the Generals 18-3 win over Sewanee,
Evans notched three goals and one assist while forcing three turnovers.
In W&L's 8-7 win over St. Mary's (Md.) she netted two goals and
picked up two ground balls. Evans is currently leading the her
team in goals, with five.
| Women's
Lacrosse Honor Roll |
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Carrie Ernst, Guilford |
Recorded a career-tying three goals and one assist to lead the
Quakers to victory over CNU. |
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Meredith Newman, Sweet Briar |
Netted five goals and two assist in SBC's 19-1 season-opening
win over Waynesburg. |
SOFTBALL ATHLETE OF
THE WEEK
Elizabeth Perkins,
Lynchburg
College
Perkins, a senior from
Kents Store, Virgnia, helped lead the Hornets to a 6-0 start to the
season by posting a .750 batting average in six games, including three
home runs and a double in sixteen at-bats to post a 1.375 slugging
percentage. She was also walked five times to boast a .818 on-base
percentage and ran in eight runs.
SOFTBALL PITCHER OF
THE WEEK
Katie Bruce,
Lynchburg
College
Bruce, a freshman from
Lanexa, Virginia, recorded sixteen strikeouts and eleven hits in
nineteen innings of play in her first three collegiate starts. Her
opponents hit just .155 and tallied only one extra-base hit.
| Softball Honor
Roll |
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Kelly Hale, Guilford |
Batted .467 while recording two homers, 3 runs scored and 8 RBIs
to lead the Quakers to a 3-2-1 start to their season.
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Samantha Golley, Guilford |
Tossed a complete-game, six inning one hitter with six
strikeouts in her college debut win over Peace. |
MEN'S TENNIS ATHLETE
OF THE WEEK
Rich Pugh,
Hampden-Sydney College
Pugh, a freshman No. 2
singles player from Augusta, Georgia, played in the No. 1 singles
position this week and shut-out his opponent 6-0, 6-0 to lead the Tigers
to a 9-0 victory against Randolph College. In doubles play, Pugh
and his partner outlasted Randolph's top-duo, 8-2.
| Men's Tennis
Honor Roll |
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John Best, Randolph-Macon |
Won his No. 2 singles match 6-2, 6-1 and his No. 2 doubles match
8-2 in the Yellow Jacket's win over Ferrum. |
WOMEN'S TENNIS
ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
Windsor Tyler,
Randolph-Macon
College
Tyler, a sophomore from
Richmond, Virginia, won her No. 1 singles match 7-5, 6-0 and her No. 1
doubles match 8-2 in the Yellow Jackets' 9-0 season-opening victory over
Ferrum.
MEN'S INDOOR TRACK
ATHLETE
OF THE WEEK
Scott Decker,
Lynchburg College
Decker, a senior from Clifton, Virginia, cleared 15'7" in the
Pole Vault at Virginia Tech. Decker is currently ranked fifth in
conference in the pole vault.
WOMEN'S INDOOR TRACK
ATHLETE
OF THE WEEK
Robin Yerkes,
Roanoke College
Yerkes, a sophomore from Arnold, Maryland, posted a new ODAC
top-time in the 60-meter hurdles in 9.26 seconds, her first posting in
the event this season. She placed seventh overall in the event,
but crossed the line first amongst D-III competitors. She was also
the first D-III finisher in the 200-meter dash, crossing the line fifth
overall in 25.76 seconds. She holds the ODAC seasonal top-time in
that event as well, posting an earlier time of 25.37 seconds.
| Women's Track
Honor Roll |
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Ashley Meyer, Lynchburg |
Ran a 5:17.36 mile at Virginia Tech which now ranks her second
all-time in school history for outdoor competition. |
