WEEK 9

SCAC Field Hockey
Offensive Player-of-the-Week
(For matches played Monday, Oct. 22nd - Sunday, Oct. 28th)

TERESA JOHNSTONE OF CENTRE COLLEGE, a junior forward from Louisville, Ky., has been selected the SCAC Field Hockey Offensive Player-of-the-Week for matches played Monday, October 22 through Sunday, October 28.

Johnstone scored the game-winning goal in a 1-0 shutout over DePauw on Saturday, to break a two-game losing skid for Centre and secure a No. 2 seed in the upcoming SCAC Championships.

Johnstone's goal came early in the second half on a penalty corner assist from Rachel Watkins. The goal was her ninth of the year and her third game-winner.

Johnstone finished the regular season ranked second in the SCAC in points (24), goals (9), and assists (6).

Other outstanding performances in the SCAC:
Junior midfielder/forward Beth Seegers of DePauw scored the game-winning goal on Sunday and added an insurance goal in the second half as the Tigers defeated Sewanee 3-1. Showing great tenacity in the circle while scoring her fifth and six goals for the season, Seegers helped the offense gain 17 shots and 14 corners on the weekend. Junior forward Lynn Hancock of Sewanee scored two goals against Transylvania in the Tigers' 3-1 victory - her second two-goal game of the season. Hancock now has eight goals on the season. She has been a real strength for the Sewanee forward line this year and has added significantly to the increased number of goals the team has scored this year compared to last season. First-year forward Lindsey Gurkovich of Rhodes scored the game-winning goal in the Lynx 8-0 victory over Hendrix and had several strong shots in the 2-0 loss to Lindenwood. The goal was Gurkovich's ninth of the season and her second game-winner. She is currently second in the conference in goals and third in the conference in points. Hendrix did not nominate anyone for the award.
 

ANN GUAGLIARDO OF CENTRE COLLEGE, a senior goalkeeper from Louisville, Ky., has been selected the SCAC Field Hockey Defensive Player-of-the-Week for matches played Monday, October 22 through Sunday, October 28.

Guagliardo posted her SCAC-leading fifth shutout of the season in a 1-0 win at DePauw on Saturday.

Guagliardo turned away both shots on goal she faced including a tremendous lunging save in the waning seconds to give Centre its 12th win of the season and secure a No. 2 seed in the upcoming SCAC Championships at Sewanee.

Other outstanding performances in the SCAC:
Sophomore defender Becca Rojek of DePauw led the defense this weekend with outstanding play in the backfield. Rojek picked up two defensive saves during the Tigers' 1-0 loss to Centre on Saturday, and her strong tackling led the Tigers to a 3-1 victory against Sewanee on Sunday. Starting every game this season, Rojek leads the conference in defensive saves and continues to be a strong force on the defensive corner unit. First-year defender Rachel Webb of Rhodes had two outstanding performances on the defensive end of the field this weekend for the Lynx. She played the entirety of both games and successfully marked the best attacker on both Lindenwood’s and Hendrix’s squads. Webb also contributed an assist in the Hendrix game - her second assist of the season. Junior midfielder Claiborne Buckingham of Sewanee has been the Tigers' top defender this season and a key on penalty corner defense. Buckingham, who most often is responsible for marking opponents' most dangerous attacker, was outstanding in both games this weekend for Sewanee. Hendrix did not nominate anyone for the award.
 

WEEK 8

SCAC Field Hockey
Offensive Player-of-the-Week
(For matches played Monday, Oct. 15th - Sunday, Oct. 21st)

ERIN ATMAR OF RHODES COLLEGE, a first-year forward from Houston, Texas, has been selected the SCAC Field Hockey Offensive Player-of-the-Week for matches played Monday, October 15 through Sunday, October 21.

Atmar scored her second game-winning goal in conference play and her fourth game-winning goal of the year in Rhodes' 6-0 blanking of Hendrix on Saturday.

Atmar, who also tallied two assists on the day, has nine goals (tied for tops in the SCAC) and four assists for a team-high 22 points (tied for tops in the SCAC) this season.

Other outstanding performances in the SCAC:
DePauw and Hendrix did not nominate anyone for the award, and Centre and Sewanee did not play.
 

O'BRIEN WOLFF OF RHODES COLLEGE, a senior defender from Louisville, Ky., has been selected the SCAC Field Hockey Defensive Player-of-the-Week for matches played Monday, October 15 through Sunday, October 21.

Wolff paced the Lynx this weekend in their 6-0 win over Hendrix at home on Senior Day. She controlled defensive play which held Hendrix to one penalty corner and two shots on goal despite several Warrior fast breaks and opportunities. 

On the offensive end of the field, Wolff tallied her fourth and fifth goals of the season - one on a penalty stroke and the other on a penalty corner play. 

Wolff is now fifth on the team in scoring with 12 points.

Other outstanding performances in the SCAC:
Sophomore defender Alex Gribbin of DePauw had an outstanding week for the Tigers. Gribbin showed great patience when tackling in the backfield and strong defensive skill with two defensive saves against Bellarmine University. She also played a solid game against Washington & Lee. Hendrix did not nominate anyone for the award, and Centre and Sewanee did not play.
 

WEEK 7

SCAC Field Hockey
Offensive Player-of-the-Week
(For matches played Monday, Oct. 8th - Sunday, Oct. 14th)

MARCY TICKNER OF SEWANEE-UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH, a senior forward from Rockville, Md., has been selected the SCAC Field Hockey Offensive Player-of-the-Week for matches played Monday, October 8 through Sunday, October 14.

Tickner made senior day one to remember, scoring the game-tying and then game-winning goals in Friday’s 3-2 upset win over first-place Centre College.

Tickner’s final goal gave her 20 for her career and made her one of just four players in SCAC history to total 20+ career goals.

For the season, Tickner has seven goals and four assists for 18 points (tied for fourth in the SCAC).

Other outstanding performances in the SCAC:
First-year forward Sarah Riffle of DePauw scored three goals on the week, including the go-ahead goal to give the Tigers a 3-2 lead at the half in an eventual 4-3 loss in strokes at Rhodes on Friday. She added two goals in an 8-0 win at Hendrix on Sunday. First-year center midfielder Charlie Wagner of Rhodes scored the game-tying goal with 17 minutes to play in Lynx' 4-3 penalty stroke victory over DePauw. She also sealed the win for the Lynx by making her penalty stroke which was the fourth make for the team out of five players. Wagner controled the offensive play for the Lynx and was also an integral piece on corner offense. Wagner's goal was her fourth of the season, and she is third on the team in points with 11. Junior forward Teresa Johnstone of Centre posted three shots and an assist in Centre’s 3-2 loss at Sewanee this week. Johnstone leads the Colonels in goals (8) and is second in assists (6) on the season. Hendrix did not nominate anyone for the award.
 

CLARKIE CRAWFORD OF SEWANEE-UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH, a junior goalkeeper from Louisville, Ky., has been selected the SCAC Field Hockey Defensive Player-of-the-Week for matches played Monday, October 8 through Sunday, October 14.

Crawford had an another outstanding game as she backstopped the Tigers to a 3-2 upset over first-place Centre on Friday.

Crawford faced 15 shots and had 12 saves. She played a perfect second half, coming up with eight of her 12 saves in the period while allowing no goals in order to secure the one goal win for the Tigers.

Other outstanding performances in the SCAC:
First-year defender Rachel Webb of Rhodes had an outstanding defensive effort for the Lynx on Friday. After three first half goals by DePauw, Webb moved from the midfield into the defense to help the Lynx control the Tigers' speedy attack. With Webb's assistance the Lynx were able to hold DePauw to just eight shots and without a goal in the second half and both overtime periods. Webb played almost all of both overtime periods and was integral to the Lynx' success in seven-a-side play. Senior defender Ashley Distler of Centre stopped a number of Sewanee attacking opportunities this past week. She did a good job directing from the backfield but Centre was unable to keep the Tigers at bay in the 3-2 loss. DePauw and Hendrix did not nominate anyone for the award.
 

WEEK 6

SCAC Field Hockey
Offensive Player-of-the-Week
(For matches played Monday, Oct. 1st - Sunday, Oct. 7th)

KATIE SLIMP OF RHODES COLLEGE, a senior forward from Houston, Texas, has been selected the SCAC Field Hockey Offensive Player-of-the-Week for matches played Monday, October 1 through Sunday, October 7.

Slimp scored two goals for the Lynx, including the game-winner in overtime, in Saturday’s 4-3 victory over Sewanee. The two goals were her fourth and fifth of the season and the senior is second on the team in both goals and points.

The second goal against Sewanee was Slimp's second game-winner this season.

Other outstanding performances in the SCAC:
Sophomore forward/midfielder Mary Kate Clodius of Centre scored a hat-trick in the second half of a 6-0 win over Hendrix College and played a solid game in the Colonel's first conference loss in double-overtime against Rhodes. Clodius came off the bench for the Colonels in both contests this weekend and has been a valuable contributor the entire season. She is currently tied for fourth in the SCAC in scoring. Senior forward Marcy Tickner of Sewanee scored her fifth goal of the season as the Tigers shutout Hendrix 3-0 in Sunday's game. Tickner also scored in the second half of the Rhodes game to bring the the Tigers back from a 2-0 deficit which eventually led to a 3-3 tie and overtime. Tickner's tenacity on attack has been amazing all season, as she has played every minute of the last four games, three of which ended in overtime. Tickner also has three assists on the season. First-year forward Katie Sowar of DePauw scored two goals in the Tigers' two wins over the weekend. Sowar scored her first goal of the season to tie the game for the Tigers in an eventual 3-2 double overtime victory against Wooster, and she scored her second goal of the season against Transylvania on Sunday, Sowar improved her shooting percentage to .500 on the weekend. Playing several positions on the forward line this weekend, Sowar was part of an offensive unit that generated eight goals, 46 shots and 37 penalty corners for the weekend. Hendrix did not nominate anyone for the award.
 

O'BRIEN WOLFF OF RHODES COLLEGE, a senior defender from Louisville, Ky., has been selected the SCAC Field Hockey Defensive Player-of-the-Week for matches played Monday, October 1 through Sunday, October 7.

Wolff controlled the pace for the Lynx this weekend in two overtime victories. She was instrumental on both ends of the field for Rhodes in the team's 4-3 overtime victory over Sewanee and 1-0 double-overtime upset of Centre.

Wolff contributed a goal in the Sewanee game to put the Lynx up with 1:14 to play and anchored the defense that held Centre scoreless for the first time this season.

Other outstanding performances in the SCAC:
Junior goalkeeper Clarkie Crawford of Sewanee had an outstanding weekend again as she faced 20 shots and recorded 14 saves in Saturday's 4-3 overtime loss against tough SCAC opponent Rhodes College. Crawford's outstanding play once again took the Tigers into overtime for the third game in a row. She had a perfect game on Sunday, recording four saves and earning the shutout in a 3-0 win against conference opponent Hendrix College. Sophomore defender Becca Rojek of DePauw was a key contributor for the Tiger defense that gave up only 15 shots and eight penalty corners over 160 minutes of play this weekend. Showing great skill in tackling and ball distribution, Rojek played every minute this weekend, and has in all of the Tigers' games thus far this year. Junior back Emily Boyle of Centre played two solid games against Hendrix College and Rhodes College in SCAC play this past weekend. Boyle helped limit both opponents to nine combined shots on the weekend and was pivotal in jump-starting the Centre attack out of the backfield. Hendrix did not nominate anyone for the award.
 

WEEK 5

SCAC Field Hockey
Offensive Player-of-the-Week
(For matches played Monday, Sept. 24th - Sunday, Sept. 30th)

SALLY FAULKNER OF CENTRE COLLEGE, a sophomore midfielder from Louisville, Ky., has been selected the SCAC Field Hockey Offensive Player-of-the-Week for matches played Monday, September 24 through Sunday, September 30.

Faulkner continued her outstanding play against Transylvania and Sewanee this past week with game-winning points in each match.

Against Transylvania, Faulkner scored her fourth goal of the season late in the first-half for the game-winning goal in a 4-0 Colonels' win. And against Sewanee, she played a strong game in attack and defense through regulation and made her impact felt even more in overtime with a beautiful game-winning back-door assist six minutes into the first overtime period to keep Centre undefeated on the season.

Other outstanding performances in the SCAC:
Junior forward Carolyn Mueller of DePauw scored the Tigers' first goal to force overtime in a 2-1 win over Rhodes. She had 11 of her team's 23 shots for the weekend and helped the offense obtain a 32-8 penalty corner advantage. Mueller played all 153 minutes this weekend at several positions in the attack to help the Tigers stay undefeated at home. Junior midfielder Claiborne Buckingham of Sewanee was huge in the Tigers' overtime win against Wittenberg as her deflected shot with less than four minutes remaining in the contest put the game into overtime. After a scoreless 30 minutes of overtime, Buckingham was the only player for either team to score in both rounds of the penalty stroke competition and helped in securing the win for Sewanee - the program's first-ever over Wittenberg. Hendrix and Rhodes did not nominate anyone for the award.
 

ALYSSA HAVENS OF HENDRIX COLLEGE, a first-year goalkeeper from New Haven, Conn., has been selected the SCAC Field Hockey Defensive Player-of-the-Week for matches played Monday, September 24 through Sunday, September 30.

Havens played 130 minutes of a possible 140 minutes this week and faced 29 shots while making 27 saves and allowing just two goals. She had 11 saves against SCAC foe DePauw and 16 saves against Transylvania.

Havens, who has four games this season with 10+ saves, has 67 saves this season - a total that is already ninth on the all-time SCAC single-season saves list. If Havens continues on her pace of 9.57 saves per game, it would establish a new SCAC single-season record.

Other outstanding performances in the SCAC:
Sophomore back Becca Rojek of DePauw anchored the Tigers' defense that gave up only one goal in two conference wins this weekend. Rojek showed great skill in tackling and interception as she led a defense that gave up just five shots and eight penalty corners. She played all 153 minutes in the two wins. Junior back Sarah Scheer of Centre led the Colonels' defense to victories over Transylvania and Sewanee last week. Scheer and the Centre defense shutout Transylvania 4-0 for the team's fifth shutout victory of the season and conceded only the second goal in six home matches late in the second half against Sewanee. Scheer also helped to keep the Tigers off the scoreboard in overtime as Centre scored early in the extra period to seal the victory. Junior goalkeeper Clarkie Crawford of Sewanee had an outstanding weekend as she faced 24 shots and recorded 16 saves, half of them in overtime as the Tigers defeated Wittenberg in penalty strokes on Sunday. Crawford also faced 15 shots and recorded 13 saves in Saturday's 2-1 overtime loss to undefeated Centre. Rhodes did not nominate anyone for the award.
 

WEEK 4

SCAC Field Hockey
Offensive Player-of-the-Week
(For matches played Monday, Sept. 17th - Sunday, Sept. 23rd)

CAROLYN MUELLER OF DEPAUW UNIVERSITY, a junior forward from St. Louis, Mo., has been selected the SCAC Field Hockey Offensive Player-of-the-Week for matches played Monday, September 17 through Sunday, September 23.

Mueller scored both goals in the Tigers' 2-1 victory on Saturday at Denison, and had two assists in the team's 3-2 overtime victory on Sunday at Oberlin, totaling six points for the weekend.

Showing great speed and skill both shooting and passing, Mueller, who played all minutes, helped the offense out-shoot their opponents 29-19 for the weekend and hold a 16-12 advantage in penalty corners.

Other outstanding performances in the SCAC:
Sophomore midfielder Sally Faulkner of Centre recorded two goals on the weekend in games against Rhodes College and Hendrix College. Faulkner scored her second goal of the season with less than three minutes remaining in regulation against Rhodes to tie the game and then played all thirty minutes of seven-a-side overtime in the Colonels' eventual win. Against Hendrix, Faulkner scored her third goal of the season off an assist from senior Taylor Gray to give Centre some breathing room early in the second half. First-year midfielder Charlie Wagner of Rhodes scored two goals for the Lynx this weekend - her second and third on the season. The Madison, N.J., native scored the second goal for Rhodes in Saturday’s loss against Centre to put the Lynx up 2-1 with 15 minutes to play. She also scored the second goal in Sunday’s 3-0 win over Sewanee. Wagner's incredibly skilled play in addition to her speed makes her a force on the field at all times.  Hendrix and Sewanee did not nominate anyone for the award.
 

ANN GUAGLIARDO OF CENTRE COLLEGE, a senior goalkeeper from Louisville, Ky., has been selected the SCAC Field Hockey Defensive Player-of-the-Week for matches played Monday, September 17 through Sunday, September 23.

Guagliardo recorded 14 saves in a dramatic 3-2 come-from-behind victory over Rhodes College on Saturday. Three of Guagliardo’s saves came against break-away opportunities in the second over-time period.

She also saved three of Rhodes’ four penalty stroke opportunities in the shootout to secure the win.

Guagliardo now has a 5-0 record on the year and a 0.917 save percentage.

Other outstanding performances in the SCAC:
Junior midfielder Kate Dobbins of DePauw had an outstanding weekend controlling the midfield for the Tigers in two wins this weekend. Dobbins, played back in the beginning of the season, showed great leadership on the field and intelligence in her tackling and distribution of the ball. Dobbins led the DePauw defense that gave up only 19 shots and 12 corners for the weekend. Junior defender Maria Cowley of Rhodes had a great weekend for the Lynx defense which gave up only two goals in 170 minutes of play. The Louisville, Ky., native helped the Lynx stay in the game against Centre, allowing only one first half goal on Centre’s nine penalty corners and 16 shots in the first 35 minutes of play. Cowley’s skill and strength are continually utilized by the Lynx, and she was a primary player for the team in both overtime periods against Centre. Hendrix and Sewanee did not nominate anyone for the award.
 

WEEK 3

SCAC Field Hockey
Offensive Player-of-the-Week
(For matches played Monday, Sept. 10th - Sunday, Sept. 16th)

ERIN ATMAR OF RHODES COLLEGE, a first-year forward from Houston, Texas, has been selected the SCAC Field Hockey Offensive Player-of-the-Week for matches played Monday, September 10 through Sunday, September 16.

Atmar scored four goals (eight points) for the Lynx this weekend in two regional wins.

She tallied her first collegiate hat trick against Hendrix on Saturday scoring three times on six shots, and scored the game-winner for the Lynx in Sunday’s 3-1 win over Transylvania.

On the play, Atmar gained possession around the 25, beat two defenders and put the ball in the upper right part of the net to beat the goalie.

Atmar leads the Lynx with five goals on the season.

Other outstanding performances in the SCAC:
Senior midfielder/forward Marcy Tickner of Sewanee scored her first two goals of the season, including the game-winner, in the Tigers' 3-2 overtime victory on Sunday against DePauw.  Tickner also added an assist in Sewanee's 3-1 victory over Transylvania on Saturday. Tickner generated nine attacking shots against Transy and four shots against DePauw. Senior midfielder Taylor Gray of Centre contributed to five of the Colonels' eight goals in two victories this past week. Gray posted the game-winning goal (her first of the season) and an assist in Centre's 3-0 win over conference foe DePauw on Saturday and tallied an incredible three assists in Centre's 5-1 win over Lindenwood on Sunday. Gray also led the Colonels in shots and shots on goal this weekend. DePauw and Hendrix did not nominate anyone for the award.
 

ASHLEY DISTLER OF CENTRE COLLEGE, a senior defender from Louisville, Ky., has been selected the SCAC Field Hockey Defensive Player-of-the-Week for matches played Monday, September 10 through Sunday, September 16.

Distler helped dictate the pace of both matches with her leadership and presence in the backfield, resulting in the Colonels' third shutout win of the season against DePauw and a lone goal against the speedy and potent penalty corner attack of Lindenwood. 

The goal on Sunday was the only the third Centre has allowed this season.

Distler also posted four shots on the weekend.

Other outstanding performances in the SCAC:
Senior defender O'Brien Wolff of Rhodes was key for the Lynx this weekend on both ends of the field, leading a defense that allowed only nine shots and one goal in 140 minutes of play. On the offensive end of the field, Wolff scored her first collegiate goal in Saturday’s match against Hendrix on a penalty corner play. Junior goalkeeper Clarkie Crawford of Sewanee faced 24 shots and recorded 15 saves, four of them in overtime, as Sewanee defeated DePauw 3-2 in a very close overtime game on Sunday. Crawford also played the first half of the Transylvania game with no goals against. DePauw and Hendrix did not nominate anyone for the award.
 

WEEK 2

SCAC Field Hockey
Offensive Player-of-the-Week
(For matches played Monday, Sept. 3rd - Sunday, Sept. 9th)

ASHLEY FEHR OF DEPAUW UNIVERSITY, a sophomore forward from Cincinnati, Ohio, has been selected the SCAC Field Hockey Offensive Player-of-the-Week for matches played Monday, September 4 through Sunday, September 9.

Fehr scored the game-tying goal against Wittenberg in the eventual 2-1 win on Monday and then punched in the game-winning goal with 3:35 left in Sunday's 2-1 win over Lindenwood.

Fehr, who played all 70 minutes in both contests, leads the Tigers in both goals scored (three) and points (six).

Other outstanding performances in the SCAC:
Junior forward Teresa Johnstone of Centre led the Colonels' attack with six shots, one goal, one assist and earned a penalty stroke against Bridgewater College and Washington and Lee University on games played Saturday and Sunday in Virginia. Johnstone’s intensity in the attacking circle was complemented by her solid possession and distribution over the highly-ranked opposition from the Old Dominion Athletic Conference. She leads Centre in scoring with nine points and four goals through four games this season. First-year forward Lindsey Gurkovich of Rhodes scored her first collegiate goal - the game-winner - in the Lynx' 1-0 win over regional-rival Kenyon College on Sunday. Gurkovich's goal was came on one of her two shots on the afternoon and gives her five shots for the season. Hendrix and Sewanee did not play.
 

LAURA DEINES OF RHODES COLLEGE, a sophomore sweeper from Kansas City, Mo., has been selected the SCAC Field Hockey Defensive Player-of-the-Week for matches played Monday, September 3 through Sunday, September 9.

Deines, after playing the midfield as a freshman, has stepped into the starting lineup as a sweeper and done a phenomenal job for the Lynx.

This past weekend, Deines led a Rhodes defense that allowed just 11 shots in 140 minutes of play and posted two shutout victories.

Other outstanding performances in the SCAC:
First-year goalkeeper Liz Attewell of DePauw allowed just two goals in two DePauw wins over Wittenberg and Lindenwood. Attewell, who saved a penalty stroke against Wittenberg, had five saves in each game. First-year back Sarah Humphries of Centre anchored the Colonels' defense in victories over Bridgewater College and Washington and Lee University. Humphries and the Centre defense limited Bridgewater to four shots on the day and scored the game-winning penalty stroke with less than three minutes remaining in regulation. She also played a vital role in the 3-1 victory over Washington and Lee by stopping several potentially threatening attacks from the Generals in open play in the Colonels’ penalty corner defense. Hendrix and Sewanee did not play.
 

WEEK 1

SCAC Field Hockey
Offensive Player-of-the-Week
(For matches played Friday, Aug. 31st - Monday, Sept. 3rd)

TERESA JOHNSTONE OF CENTRE COLLEGE, a junior forward from Louisville, Ky., has been selected the SCAC Field Hockey Offensive Player-of-the-Week for matches played Friday, August 31 through Monday, September 3.

Coming back from recent knee surgery, Johnstone scored a hat trick in Saturday's 6-0 win over Oberlin - finding the net on all three of her shot attempts.

Johnstone played a solid all-around game in the Centre's 2-0 win over College of Wooster on Sunday, and was quite a presence over the entire weekend as the Colonels jumped to a 2-0 start to the 2007 season.

Other outstanding performances in the SCAC:
Junior forward Lynn Hancock of Sewanee scored two goals against Sweet Briar College as the Tigers bested the host team 4-0. On Sunday, She scored Sewanee's only goal in a 5-1 loss to Lynchburg. Hancock finished the week with three goals and six points. Sophomore forward Ashley Fehr of DePauw had the Tigers' lone goal in Friday's 2-1 overtime loss to Kenyon. She played all 70 minutes and recorded three shots in Saturday's 2-0 loss to DeSales. Hendrix and Rhodes did not nominate anyone for the award.
 

ANN GUAGLIARDO OF CENTRE COLLEGE, a senior goalkeeper from Louisville, Ky., has been selected the SCAC Field Hockey Defensive Player-of-the-Week for matches played Friday, August 31 through Monday, September 3.

Guagliardo posted consecutive shutouts against Oberlin and College of Wooster over the weekend, leading the Colonels to a 2-0 start to the 2007 season.

Guagliardo saved all 10 shots on goal as well as a penalty stroke behind a Colonel defense that allowed just 18 shots in total over the weekend.

Other outstanding performances in the SCAC:
Junior defender Elizabeth Wilber of Sewanee had an outstanding weekend in the backfield as the Tigers held Sweet Briar to no goals on just two shots on net. Wilber also was outstanding in marking Lynchburg's Allie Weir, the 2006 Division III Rookie-of-the-Year. Wilber held Weir to one goal after Weir had scored four goals in Lynchburg's pervious game. DePauw, Hendrix and Rhodes did not nominate anyone for the award.