Northern
Division
9-12-06
Grant
LeBeau (Brown)
LeBeau tallied
17 goals, 11 assists and eight ejections drawn in five games at the
MIT Invitational. Picking up the scoring load with returning leading
scorer Mike Gartner out with a broken wrist, LeBeau was particularly
strong during the Bears’ tilt with Harvard, scoring three of the goals
in a four-goal run that gave Brown an 8-7 victory.
9-19-06
Hank
Weintraub (Brown)
Weintraub
led #20 Brown with 10 goals and seven steals while adding five assists
to key the Bears to a 2-2 week. Overall, Brown knocked off MIT 12-11
in double overtime and stopped La Verne 13-7, but fell to the #18 Air
Force Academy (11-5 L) and #19 Cal Baptist (17-10 L), as Weintraub tallied
at least two goals in each of the Bears' games at the Air Force Invitational.
9-26-06
Grant
LeBeau (Brown)
LeBeau netted
10 goals for the Bears. His biggest game came against Johns Hopkins
University on September 23 as Brown hosted the Eastern College Athletic
Conference Championship. He scored five goals, including a one off a
penalty shot, against the Bluejays in a 13-10 loss and tacked on four
goals versus Connecticut College on September 21 in a 21-5 victory as
he leads Brown in goals with 33 this year.
10-2-06
Gerrit
Adams (Brown)
Against MIT
on September 28, Adams tallied five steals, one block and drew four
ejections while smothering the Engineers two-meter offense attempts
in an 11-5 win for Brown. In the opening quarter of the game, Adams
chipped in two goals as the Bears opened up a 4-0 lead. In 11 games
against varsity competition this season, Adams leads the team with 21
ejections drawn and is tied for second in goals with 23.
10-9-06
Patrick
St. Cin (Iona)
In a 4-0
week, St. Cin recorded seven goals, five assists and five steals as
the Gaels knocked off Queens College (12-11 W), Connecticut College
(9-6 W), Harvard University (13-12 OT) and the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology (14-6 W) to improve to 4-0 in CWPA Northern Division play
this year and remain a top the division standings. He notched two goals,
two assists and two steals against Connecticut College, before netting
a goal and two assists in a key win over Harvard. Trailing 10-9 with
time ticking away on the game clock, St. Cin scored with two seconds
left in regulation to force overtime as the Gaels built a 13-10 advantage
in the extra frame to hold off the Crimson. Versus MIT, he broke loose
for four goals and an assist with three steals as the Gaels rolled to
victory.
10-16-06
Mike
Gartner (Brown)
Gartner
scored nine goals and drew nine ejections in the Bears' three CWPA games
last week. His best game came against #8 St. Francis College as he scored
five of Brown's 10 goals and drew six ejections in a 13-10 loss. On
the year, he has 23 goals and 25 ejectsion drawn in eight games.
10-23-06
Michael
Garcia (Harvard)
Garcia scored
the game-winning goal in triple overtime sudden-victory with 54 seconds
remaining in the period to down Brown University 8-7. He finished the
game with three goals.
Southern
Division, Eastern Region
9-6-06
Mark
Masterson (Bucknell) & John Hornberger (George Washington)
Masterson
& Hornberger share Player of the Week honors in the Southern Division,
Eastern Region as they led their teams strong out of the gate at the
Navy Open. Hornberger scored 14 goals in a four game span, including
six versus #18 Santa Clara in a 13-11 slugfest to lead George Washington
University to its best start in school history at 4-0. He tacked on
hat-tricks in GW's wins over Gannon (16-6 W) and MIT (15-3 W) on the
first day of competition, tallied six against the Broncos on Sunday
morning and finished the weekend with two more goals in a 10-6 victory
over Iona on Sunday afternoon. Masterson scored a total of 12 goals
in four games last week and was named the Damon's Bison Athlete of the
Week on Monday for his performance. He led the Bison to a 3-1 record
at the season-opening Navy Open as the driver netted three goals in
each game over the weekend and tacked on a pair of assists as he leads
the team with 14 points. Masterson also recorded seven steals and drew
five ejections over the weekend, including five steals in a 9-8 win
over Santa Clara.
9-12-06
Eric
Vreeland (Princeton)
A utility
player, Vreeland scored 11 goals and added eight assists in five games
at the Princeton Invitational as the Tigers finished 4-1 and scored
13 or more goals in all five games. His best performance of the week
came against #8 Pacific University as he registered a weekend-high five
goals in a narrow 16-15 loss. He also added three goals and four assists
in a win against Iona (17-7 W) and two goals in a win against George
Washington (13-6 W).
9-19-06
George
Naugton (Navy)
A goalie,
Naughton was a wall between the pipes for the Naval Academy at the prestigious
NorCal Open as the Midshipmen finished with a 2-2 record to place 10th.
Navy, ranked 10th in last week's Top 20 Varsity National Poll, defended
its ranking as the Midshipmen handled #12 UC-Irvine 14-9 and #13 Long
Beach State 9-8, but fell to #4 Stanford 11-4 and #10 UC-Santa Barbara
14-11. He made 10 saves and allowed six goals as Navy recorded its first
ever win in five tries against UC-Irvine, and added 10 saves as the
Midshipmen knocked off Long Beach for only the second time in 11 meetings.
Overall, he finished the weekend with 44 saves (.550 save percentage)
against some of the nation's best teams as he notched 12 saves versus
Stanford and 11 stops against UC-Santa Barbara.
9-26-06
Sean
McCreery (Johns Hopkins)
McCreery
had six goals and four assists versus George Washington in a 20-11 victory.
He added four goals versus both Brown University and Harvard University
as he finished the week with 14 goals in four games.
10-9-06
Jason
Rechel (Bucknell)
In a 4-1
week, Rechel helped the Bison go 4-1 as Bucknell knocked off Whittier
(11-3 W), #19 Redlands (8-7 W), Cal Lutheran (16-7 W) and Claremont
Mudd-Scripps (12-4 W), while falling to #13 Pepperdine (11-8 L). Against
Whittier, he tallied two goals, two assists, a steal and drew an ejection
before registering four goals, an assist and a steal versus Redlands.
He concluded the weekend by tallying four goals, an assist and a steal
against Cal Luthern; two goals and an assist with four ejections drawn
versus Claremont Mudd Scripps; and a goal and an assist with an ejection
drawn against Pepperdine. On the year, he leads Bucknell with 21 assists,
while ranking second in goals (33), points (54) and steals (25).
10-16-06
Eric
Vreeland (Princeton)
Vreeland
led Princeton to a 2-1 weekend with league wins versus Johns Hopkins
University (14-12 W) and George Washington University (17-6 W) last
week as he scored five goals in both victories. He finished the week
with 11 goals, as he added a solo score in a 10-8 loss to the United
States Naval Academy, to raise his season goal total to 44.
10-23-06
Sean
McCreery (Johns Hopkins)
McCreery
earnedMost Valuable Player honors for leading Johns Hopkins to the title
at the Division III Eastern Championship hosted by Penn State Behrend
College on October 21-22. In the title game, McCreery scored six goals
as JHU defeated the Massachusetts Institute of Technology 9-6.
Southern
Division, Western Region
9-26-06
Charles
Doane (Gannon)
Doane led
Gannon to a 20-12 victory at Washington & Jefferson College on September
23. Against the Presidents, Doane scored eight goals on 13 shots, drew
five penalties and handed out an assist, as he has tallied five hat
tricks in six matches and has scored seven or more goals twice.
10-2-06
Andrew
Schonhoff (Mercyhurst)
Schonhoff
recorded eight goals, three assists, three steals and four drawn ejections
to become Mercyhurst's all-time leading goal scorer as the Lakers defeated
a pair of CWPA teams, Gannon University and Washington & Jefferson
College, 18-17 and 12-6, respectively. Against Gannon, he scored five
goals with one assists, two steals and two drawn ejections as he tied
the all-time goal scoring record at Mercyhurst with 69. Versus Washington
& Jefferson in the night-cap, he had three goals with two assists,
one steal, and two drawn ejections as he finished the game with 72 career
goals.
10-23-06
Richie
DiLoreto (Gannon)
DiLoreto
led Gannon to a 2-0 record with wins over Penn State Behrend College
(22-10 W) and Mercyhurst College (13-10 W). His best game of the week
came against Mercyhurst as he scored five goals to raise his season
scoring totals to 16 goals and nine assists with 24 steals.
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