Women's Varsity
Player of the Week
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Hartwick College Hudson led the Hawks to a 4-0 record at the University of Maryland Terrapin Invitational posting 10 goals, 11 assists and 10 steals in the contests. The freshman netted three goals against George Washington University in a 16-3 victory; three goals against Princeton University in a 7-5 win; two goals against Bucknell University in a 16-9 win, and two goals, including the game-winner as time expired in a 12-11 come-from-behind win over Indiana University. On the year, she has 40 goals for Hartwick.
Brown University Glick led the Bears with three goals in a 13-7 loss to #13 Hartwick College as the freshman leads the Bears in scoring against varsity teams with 10 goals in four games.
Brown University Fahey was named Second Team All-Tournament at the ECAC Championship as the senior two-meter had four goals, five assists, four steals and three ejections drawn, as the Bears finished in second place to Princeton University. For the season, she has eight goals in seven games against varsity competition, good for fourth on the Bears. She leads the team with 16 steals and is tied for the lead with 10 assists.
Lansing scored eight goals with three assists and four steals with an ejection drawn in four games last week after scoring 12 goals in her first 17 contests. Versus California Baptist Univeristy, she tallied two assists and three steals with a goal as her lone score gave her team a 7-6 lead early in the fourth quarter after trailing the entire contest as Brown recorded a 9-7 victory. Her biggest game of the week came against then #15 Long Beach State University as she recorded a hat-trick, including the game-winning goal with 1:39 left in regulation, in a 9-8 upset. Later in the week, she tallied half of her team's offense with three goals in a 12-6 loss to #6 University of California-Irvine before concluding Brown's West Coast swing with a goal, an assist, a steal and an ejection drawn in an 8-4 loss to #15 University of California-San Diego. For the season, Lansing is fifth on the team with 20 goals in 21 contests.
Sevigny posted eight points in two games last week, including seven goals as Hartwick defeated #19 Brown University (16-5 W) and Harvard University (12-3 W) in CWPA Northern Division action. Against Brown, she netted four goals and tallied three steals as the Hawks improved to 20-7 on the year. On the season, Sevigny has 37 goals and 15 assists for 52 points in 23 games, and has added 21 steals with 15 kickouts drawn as the Hawks have clinched the #1 seed for the Northern Division Championship on April 21-22 at Connecticut College.
Blaxberg led Brown with 11 goals and 10 steals in four Northern Division wins last week. She also tied for second on the squad with four drawn ejections. Blaxberg led the Bears in scoring with three goals against Connecticut College in a 19-3 win, and with four goals against Utica in a 20-2 victory. She also led the Bears in steals with four against the Camels and with three thefts in a 13-3 win over Queens. On the season, Blaxberg has 22 goals in 26 games, good for sixth on the Bears, and her 23 steals are third on the squad.
Hudson helped Hartwick to a 3-2 West Coast swing with 18 goals, eight assists, nine steals and eight kick outs drawn. Her best game of the week came against California Baptist University as she tallied six goals, including two in overtime, to help lead Hartwick to a 12-10 victory. The freshman netted four goals against Claremont Mudd Scripps in a 19-7 win, and added three against Pacific in a 21-10 victory. Further, she scored three of the Hawks' five goals against #4 Hawaii in a 9-5 loss and scored twice against #3 USC in a 19-5 defeat. Currently, Hudson has 68 goals, 38 assists, 106 points and 42 steals on the season in 26 games.
Hudson posted eight goals and six assists, as well as seven steals in three appearances as Hartwick went 4-0 and captured the Northern Division Crown last week. The freshman scored four goals in the title game as Hartwick downed #18 Brown 18-6 and added three goals in the squad's 24-7 victory over Harvard. In her 29 appearances this season, she has 76 goals, 120 points and 49 steals. The honor marks the third time Hudson has garnered Player of the Week accolades this year as she was previously recognized on February 19 and April 16.
Hudson scored five goals and handed out six assists to lead the Hawks to the 2007 Eastern Championship at Princeton University on April 28-29. She tallied two goals and two assists against Harvard University in a 16-1 first round victory, before tacking on three goals and two assists in a 15-7 victory over Indiana University in the second round. In the title game versus the host Tigers of Princeton University, she handed out two assists to help her team to an 8-6 victory, an NCAA tournament bid and the program's second consecutive Eastern title. The honor marks the fourth time Hudson has garnered Player of the Week accolades this year as she was previously recognized on February 19, April 16 and April 23.
University of Maryland Gossett made 17 saves and allowed four goals in 64 minutes of play as Maryland recorded wins over Iona College (8-2 W) and Villanova University (8-2 W) to finish out a 4-0 weekend at the Bucknell Invitational. Against Wagner College in an 11-9 win, she made three saves in the fourth period to preserve the win for the Terrapins. She added four saves with two goals allowed in three periods against Villanova and finished the weekend with eight saves and two goals allowed in a complete game victory against Iona.
George Washington University She was outstanding in net for the Colonials last week, totaling 57 saves to lead the women's water polo team to a 3-1 mark. She set a school-record for saves in a single game with 22 as George Washington avenged an earlier loss to Villanova with a 16-6 defeat of the Wildcats in their home pool on Saturday. She also made 17 stops in an 11-7 victory over Siena and 10 blocks in a 12-6 win versus Queens (NY). She began the week with eight saves in a narrow loss to Maryland in GW's home opener on Wednesday. Jacoby is averaging 12.1 saves per game for the 4-8 Colonials, one of the highest saves averages in the country.
Princeton University The senior began the weekend by contributing a goal, assist and three steals in a 15-12 win over Bucknell University. A night later, she was the surprise starter in goal as she filled in for Princeton's usual starter, junior Natalie Kim, who was sick. Shaughnessy and the Tigers defense tightened things up as Princeton won 8-4 over the University of Maryland. Shaughnessy stopped 12 of the 16 shots she faced in the game and the four goals scored against Princeton was a low for the season. Prior to the game, Shaughnessy had only played half of a quarter of goal in her collegiate career, that coming earlier this season.
Bucknell University A 2006 All-America honorable mention selection, she had 10 goals, six assists, four steals and 18 ejections drawn in six games in California last week as the Bison downed California Baptist University (13-12 W 3OT), the University of Redlands (10-6 W), Claremont Mudd Scripps Colleges (13-8 W) and fell to #11 Loyola Marymount University (12-3 L), #5 the University of California-Irvine (15-6 L) and #19 California State University-Northridge (13-8 L). Against Cal Baptist, she netted three goals and added two steals while drawing six ejections, before tacking on a goal and two assists with a pair of steals versus Redlands. She continued her dominance against CMS as she scored three goals and handed out two assists with a game high four ejections drawn before netting an assist and a drawn ejection versus Loyola Marymount. She concluded her week and Bucknell's California trip with two goals, an assist and three drawn ejections against UC-Irvine and a goal and an assist with three ejections drawn versus Cal State-Northridge. Overall, she moved into second on Bucknell's career goals list with 167, 31 shy of Meg Blitzer's program record.
University of Maryland Hopkins led the Terrapins to a 4-4 record as Maryland voyaged to the West Coast to face #1 Stanford University (19-5 L), #17 Santa Clara University (13-9 L), Sonoma State University (15-8 W), California State University-Monterey Bay (11-8 W), #9 University of California-Davis (12-3 L), Pacific University (12-7 W), #8 San Jose State University (10-6 L) and University of California-Santa Cruz (9-2 W). She scored twice versus Stanford and UC-Santa Cruz, and added a hat-trick against Sonoma State, four goals versus California State University-Monterey Bay and solo scores against UC-Davis and Pacific to finish the week with 14 goals in eight games.
Princeton University Kim led Princeton to a 2-0 record during the week with road wins over the University of Maryland (11-6 W) and George Washington University (13-3 W) on March 31 by recording 18 saves in six quarters. Versus Maryland, she stopped 12 shots in three quarters while allowing five goals to pick up the win before notching six saes in three quarters with two goals allowed against George Washington. On the year, she is 10-4 with a 55.9 save percentage as she has 124 saves with four assists and 27 steals for the Tigers.
Princeton University Reyner scored seven goals as Princeton concluded the regular season with a 17-7 record, including a 6-0 mark in CWPA Southern Division competition, as she scored four goals versus Bucknell University in a 12-9 win and three goals in a 10-7 victory over George Washington University. On the year, she has 43 goals on 106 shots in 24 games with 19 assists, 48 steals, 41 ejections drawn and a block.
University of Maryland Last weekend in the Southern Division Varsity Championship Tournament, Simerly posted nine goals to lead the Terrapins to the division title. Against Bucknell University in the first round, she posted five goals as Maryland rolled to a 14-6 victory over the Bison before tallying four goals in a 9-8 victory against Princeton University in the title game. On the year, Simerly has 52 goals in 31 games as she is averaging 1.69 goals per game.
Princeton University Kim led Princeton to a 2-1 record and the tournament title game at the Eastern Championship hosted by the Tigers as she finished with 30 saves in three games. Against the University of Maryland in the first round, she recorded 13 saves in a 11-7 win, before posting five saves in a 4-3 victory versus the University of Michigan to advance to the title tilt. Versus Hartwick College in the title game, she made 12 saves as the Tigers fell to the Hawks 8-6.
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University of Michigan Davis backstopped the 16th-ranked Wolverines to a perfect 4-0 record at the Terrapin Invitational on February 17-18 as she recorded 29 saves, five assists and three steals. She began the weekend with seven saves, one assist and a steal in a 10-8 win over No. 17-ranked Prinecton University. She followed that up on Saturday night, blocking a career-high ten shots in a 10-7 win over host the University of Maryland. On Sunday, Davis knocked away seven shots and added three assists and a steal in a 16-7 win over George Washington University and helped the Wolverines cap the weekend with an 11-7 victory over Bucknell University, making five saves and recording an assist and a steal.
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University of Michigan A Co-Player of the Week with Gannon University's Kat Bucceri, Welch scored seven goals and added two assists in a near upset of #4 the University of Hawaii as the Wolverines fell 16-15. She also contributed a team-high four steals and drew two ejections in the game. The honor marks her second Player of the Week award as she was previously recognized on January 31st for tallying a four-game total of 12 goals and four assists at the Michigan Kick-Off Invitational on January 27-28.
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February
19, 2007 - Kristen Hudson (Fr., Wellington, New Zealand/Sacred Heart)
February 26, 2007 - Sarah Glick (Fr., Bonita, CA/Bonita Vista)
March 5, 2007 - Caitlin Fahey (Sr., Bellevue, WA/Seattle Prep)
March 12, 2007 - Lauren D'Antonio (Jr., Oceanside,
NY/Oceanside)
March 19, 2007 - Stephanie Laing (Fr., Ann Arbor, MI/Pioneer)
March 26, 2007 - Elizabeth Balassone (Sr., Los Altos,
CA/Menlo)
April 2, 2007 - Elizabeth Alonzo (So., Hilo, HI/Hilo)
April 2, 2007 - Paige Lansing (Sr., Newport Beach, CA/Newport Harbor)
April 9, 2007 - Ellen Sevigny (Jr., Mount Desert, ME/University
of Southern California) 
April 16, 2007 - Alexis Blaxberg (Jr., Pinecrest, FL/Gulliver Prep)
February 26, 2007 - Anna Gossett (Jr., Collegeville, MD/Hill School)
March 5, 2007 - Julie
Jacoby (Jr., Coral Gables, FL/Ransom Everglades)
March 12, 2007 - Samantha
Shaughnessy (Sr., Burlingame, CA/St. Ignatius Prep)
March 19, 2007 - Meagan
Gins (Jr., Albuquerque, NM/Valley)
March 26, 2007 - Elizabeth
Hopkins (So., Coronado, CA/Coronado)
April 2, 2007 - Natalie
Kim (Jr., Palos Verdes, CA/PV Peninsula)
April 16, 2007 - Karina
Reyner (Sr., Miami Beach, FL/Miami Beach)
April 23, 2007 - Shannon
Simerly (Fr., Miami, FL/Gulliver Prep)
January 31, 2007 -- Shana Welch (Sr., Larkville, PA/Wyoming Valley West)
February 12, 2007 -- Leah Robertson (Fr., Newport Beach, CA/Newport
Harbor)
February 19, 2007
-- Kristen Davis (So., Villa Park, CA/Villa Park)
February 26, 2007 -- Julie Hyrne (So., Sunnyvale, CA/Archbishop Mitty)
March 5, 2007 -- Kat Bucceri (Sr., Falls Village, CT/Suffield Academy)
March
12, 2007 -- Amanda Thompson (Fr., Erie, PA/McDowell)
March 19, 2007 -- Mary Chatigny (So., Palm Springs, CA/Palm Springs)
March 26, 2007 -- Brooke
Zimmerman (Jr., Calgary, Alberta, Canada/Riffel-Regina) 
April 9, 2007 -- Brittany
Estrada (Jr., Coronado, CA/Bonita Vista)
April 16, 2007 -- Alicia Sutton (So., Erie, PA/McDowell)