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MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY
West Chester’s Eric Chapman (Neshaminy) finished 98th with a time of 37:26 at the NCAA Division II Regional Championships on Saturday. West Chester finished 15th as a team.
Shippensburg junior Alex Balla (Quakertown) achieved his second career All-Region finish by posting a time of 32:51 at the Atlantic Regional Championships on Saturday. After running fifth last season, Balla improved to third on Saturday, giving the Raiders two of the race’s top 3 finishers.
WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY
Elizabethtown junior Kelsey Brady (Council Rock South) received All-Landmark Conference first team honors. The CR South graduate ran a personal best in the 2016 Landmark Conference Championships, dropping over half a minute and finished fifth in 22:14.94.
Teammate Liz Wedekind (Pennsbury), earned second team All-Landmark recognition. The Pennsbury grad, 13th a season ago at the 2015 meet, jumped into the top 10 in 2016 for her best championship finish of her career. Wedekind was ninth in 22:58.02, her first race under 23 minutes for Elizabethtown.
West Chester freshman Tara McLaughlin (North Penn) finished 86th with a time of 26:04 at the NCAA Division II Regional Championship on Saturday morning. West Chester placed 12th as a team.
Shippensburg sophomore Jackie Kinkead (Central Bucks East) stepped up to serve as SU’s number three 
runner at the 2016 Atlantic Region Championships on Saturday, finishing 13th in a time of 23:36.
It is an improvement of 41 places from her debut regional run last season. Sophomore Lindsey Gerlach (Central Bucks West) made her regional championships debut, making it six All-Region runners for SU by finishing 24th in 23:55. Shippensburg, the only team to put six runners among the All-Region Top 25, won the team championship for the first time since 2012.
Kutztown sophomore Stephanie Bresadola (North Penn) finished 19th with a 
time of 23:48 at the NCAA Atlantic Regionals on Saturday. Redshirt junior Olivia Dettore (Central Bucks West) rounded out the top five for KU with a time of 24:52 to finish 53rd. Kutztown finished fifth overall.
Bloomsburg’s Keelan McDonald (Central Bucks West) finished 11th with a time of 23:29 at the NCAA Atlantic Regional Championships on Saturday. Jessica 
Quesenberry (Wissahickon) finished 20th with a time of 23:48. Both runners earned All-Region honors for finishing in the top 25.
FIELD HOCKEY
Bryant University sophomore Marissa Elizardo (North Penn) was named to the MAAC All-Tournament Team after Sunday’s championship game. Elizardo – who faced 11 shots on goal – turned in an eight-save 
performance in third-seeded Bryant’s 3-2 loss to second-seeded Fairfield. The sophomore goalie entered the game with the league’s third best save percentage and proved her place among the top by coming up with a number of key saves in the contest.
Elizardo also was named to the 2016 MAAC All-Academic Team. To be eligible, the student-athlete has to have completed a minimum of two semesters and hold a cumulative GPA of 3.20 (on a 4.0 scale) or higher.
Junior goalkeeper Emma Rosenthal (Central Bucks East) made a season-high 10 saves in 14th-ranked Muhlenberg’s 4-1 loss to No. 7 Franklin & Marshall in the Centennial Conference semifinal on Saturday. Muhlenberg awaits a possible selection by the NCAA as an at-large for the Division III tournament.
Lehigh University senior Marissa Glatt (Central Bucks East) received second team All-Patriot League 
recognition. Glatt finished her senior campaign second on the team with 15 points with five goals and a career-high four assists, which led the Mountain Hawks. Two goals and two assists came in Patriot League play. In a strong weekend against Colgate and Towson, she combined for three goals and one assist in a pair of Lehigh victories, earning herself Patriot League Offensive Player of the Week honors. Glatt also scored the Mountain Hawks’ first goal of the season in the season-opening victory over Rider, and she also scored the game’s only goal in Lehigh’s 1-0 win over Holy Cross. Glatt finished her collegiate career with 54 points behind 23 goals and seven assists. On her Senior Day, she assisted on what proved to be the game-winning goal against Brown.
Keystone College sophomore Emily Hawkins (Cheltenham) was named to the All-Colonial States 
Athletic Conference first team. The sophomore goalie led the conference during the regular season with an .841 save percentage and was second in the league with a 1.57 goals-against average. Hawkins, who was named the CSAC Defensive Player of the Week twice this fall along with one weekly Honor Roll selection, posted a 5-4 record with 90 saves and two shutouts. She also recorded a career-high 20 saves in a 2-1 loss to top seed Gwynedd Mercy on Oct. 22.
Hawkins recorded eight saves in just over 49 minutes of action in fourth-seeded Keystone College’s 8-2 loss to top-seeded Gwynedd Mercy in the CSAC semifinals on Wednesday.
Drexel sophomore Katie Bagdon (Council Rock South) was named to the Colonial Athletic Association All-Academic Team. The CR South graduate started all 18 contests, a feat she also accomplished as a freshman last year when she was named to the 2015 CAA All-Rookie Team. A 2015 NFHCA National Academic Squad member and CAA Commissioner’s Award winner, she is majoring in mechanical engineering and owns a 3.69 cumulative GPA.
Bagdon contributed an assist on her team’s lone goal in Drexel’s 6-1 loss to No. 1 seed and No. 9 nationally-ranked Delaware on Friday.
Delaware Valley University junior Carlie Baldus (Hatboro-Horsham) received All-Middle Atlantic Conference Freedom honorable mention recognition. Baldus, a forward, was a second team honoree last season. In 2016, she tied for team high honors in both goals (five) and assists (three) while leading the way in points with 13. She had a pair of game-winning goals in triumphs over Frostburg State and Widener.
Messiah College midfielder Kristin Donohue (Council Rock South) earned All-MAC Commonwealth first team honors. It was her first all-league honor. Donohue is fourth on the team with six goals, tied for the lead with nine assists and fourth with 
21 points. Her assist total is third in the Commonwealth.
Messiah sophomore goalie Shelby Landes (Souderton) received second team All-MAC Commonwealth honors. The award is her second in as many years. Landes recorded 41 saves on the year to go with a .774 save percentage (third in the conference) and six shutouts (first). Her goals-against mark of 0.75 is tops in the Commonwealth as well as sixth in all of Division III. Landes and Messiah’s defense have locked down conference opponents, allowing one goal and 19 shots (13 on goal).
Landes recorded two saves – including a glove save with the Falcons on top 1-0 – in No. 1 Messiah College’s 7-1 win over No. 16 Alvernia to take home the MAC Commonwealth Championship on Saturday. Donohue contributed an assist. The title is the Falcons’ 10th straight conference championship and 15th in the last 16 years as they earn a spot in their 16th straight NCAA Tournament. In Wednesday’s 4-0 semifinal win over Lebanon Valley, Donohue contributed a goal.
Lebanon Valley junior Rachel Gorman (Central Bucks South) earned MAC Commonwealth All-Conference first team honors. Gorman has been the anchor of an LVC defense that is allowing just 1.94 goals per game. The junior defender netted six markers, including a game-winner, and assisted on five more for a total of 17 points this fall. She’s also been clutch as the team’s last line of defense and leads the Dutchmen with five defensive saves. Her latest accolade comes after being to the league’s all-conference second team a year ago.
Freshman Madison Kubik (Bensalem) saw action in Elizabethtown’s 1-0 win over Susquehanna on Saturday to capture its first ever Landmark Conference Championship. The hockey team will advance to the NCAA Division III Tournament for the first time since 2006.
Ursinus College senior Amber Steigerwalt (Central Bucks South) has been named to the roster for the 2016 Victory Sports Tours/National Field Hockey Coaches Association Division III Senior Game that will be held following the second national semifinal game at William Smith College on Nov. 19. Steigerwalt is one of the most prolific scorers in team and conference history. With 13 goals and five assists to her credit in 2016, the Bears’ co-captain has upped her career totals to 54 goals and 26 assists, placing her sixth in school history in both goals and points (134). Steigerwalt is 10th in CC history in points and 13th in goals. Steigerwalt was a second team All-American and first team all-region performer a year ago and has twice been named to the All-Centennial Conference squad.
Steigerwalt scored a pair of goals in the first half while senior Ann Kopera (Neshaminy) added an insurance goal and freshman Erin Saybolt (Souderton) had an assist in Ursinus College’s 5-2 win over Dickinson in Saturday’s Centennial Conference semifinal. Ursinus defeated Dickinson 2-1 in Sunday’s title game. For Kopera and Steigerwalt, it was their fourth CC title in four years.
Providence junior Megan Hamilton (Central Bucks South) was named to the All-BIG EAST First Team. 
Hamilton, a midfielder, earned All-BIG EAST honors for the third consecutive season. She earned All-BIG EAST Second Team recognition in 2014 and 2015 and makes her first appearance among the list of first team honorees. Hamilton ranks fourth among her teammates in scoring this season with 13 points on five goals and three assists. She has posted double-digits in the scoring column during each of her three seasons with the Friars and owns 59 career points on 24 goals and 11 assists. Her 59 points rank tied for 22nd all-time at Providence. Additionally, she ranks tied for 17th all-time in career goals and 32nd in career assists. During the 2016 campaign, Hamilton was named to the BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll twice.
Temple University junior Rachael Mueller (William Tennent) was named to the 2016 All-BIG EAST second team. Mueller is the team’s leading scorer this season with 10 goals, including three game-winning goals. She scored two goals, including the overtime game winner, at Sacred Heart on Sept. 25 and again scored the overtime game winner in an upset of Old Dominion on Oct. 7. Mueller also scored one of two goals in a 2-0 shutout of Holy Cross on Oct. 2 and has scored in nine of 18 games overall for the Owls. She has totaled 19 career goals to date. “Rachael has shown great improvement from last season to this year,” coach Marybeth Freeman said. “She’s learned a tremendous amount, and her ability to apply what she’s learned into practical settings has been evident throughout the year. She has proven herself to be a continual student of the game and continues to lead by example.”
Freshman Becky Gerhart (Quakertown) recorded a defensive save in Temple’s 8-1 loss to No. 4 University of Connecticut in the BIG EAST semifinals on Friday. Gerhart ranks second in NCAA Division I with nine defensive saves.
Widener freshman Sam Scoma (Wissahickon) was named the ECAC Division III South Region Rookie of the Week as well as the Middle Atlantic Conference Offensive Player of the Week for the week ending Oct. 30. The Wissahickon graduate scored both goals for the Pride in a road victory over Arcadia in a rainstorm by finding the back of the net in the 21st and 46th minutes of action. The freshman also finished her first collegiate campaign with six goals, including a team-leading four game-winning markers.
Kutztown junior Courtney Konowal (Plymouth Whitemarsh) was named to the All-PSAC third team. A team captain, Konowal garnered her third consecutive All-PSAC honor. This is her second straight season being named to the third team after earning second team honors in her freshman season in 2014. Konowal posted four goals and three assists during the season.
Gwynedd Mercy sophomore Maggie Walsh (Central Bucks South) earned All-
Colonial States Athletic Conference first team honors. Walsh, who has contributed three goals and three assists this year, was an honorable mention pick last season.
Gwynedd Mercy junior Abigail Gabriel (Souderton) was named to the All-Colonial States Athletic Conference second team. An honorable mention selection a year ago, Gabriel registered five goals and three assists in 2016.
FOOTBALL
Freshman Joe Vitelli (Central Bucks South) was named the Liberty League Rookie of the Week after the Merchant Marine Academy downed WPI 45-44. Vitelli caught four passes for 36 yards, including a fourth quarter touchdown reception. He averaged more than 18 yards on kickoff returns, bringing back seven for 131 yards and returned two punts for 18 yards. Vitelli ranks sixth nationally among Division III players with 565 combined kick return yards.
Widener University’s Vince Char (William Tennent) and Steve Gozur (North Penn) have been named to the College Sports Information Directors of American (CoSIDA) District IV Academic All-America Football Team. Both players were chosen to the all-district first team and are now eligible for Academic All-America honors. To be nominated for the CoSIDA Academic All-America program, a student-athlete must be at least a sophomore with a 3.3 or higher cumulative GPA and be a starter or significant reserve. Char, a mechanical engineering major in his sophomore year of eligibility, is being recognized with the award for the first time of his career. The defensive tackle currently leads all Middle Atlantic Conference players with 15 tackles for a loss, ranks second in sacks and is among the national leaders in both categories. Furthermore, he has been a MAC Academic Honor Roll selection.
Gozur, a chemical engineering major, is also receiving the award for the first time. The senior captain is leading the team in tackles for the second straight season and has accumulated 65 to date, which also places him sixth in the league. The linebacker, who has made the All-MAC Second Team, also ranks second in the conference with 57 solo tackles through eight games. Furthermore, Gozur has earned a place on the 2015 Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Team and the Academic All-MAC Team. He is pursuing a leadership certificate at the Oskin Leadership Institute and is a member of the American Society of Civil engineers.
Gozur had 11 tackles and two sacks in Widener’s 30-17 victory over King’s on Saturday.
Senior quarterback Bruce Campbell (Pennsbury) was 9-for-11 for 121 yards and two touchdowns in the fourth quarter of East Stroudsburg’s 66-41 loss to Lock Haven on Saturday.
Freshman quarterback Michael Marino (Wissahickon) threw for 177 yards on 11 completions with a pair of touchdowns and interceptions in Chestnut Hill’s 26-21 loss to Mansfield University on Saturday.
Sophomore Craig Reynolds (Abington) moved into a tie for third place for a single-season rushing touchdowns when a three-yard run 1:18 into the second quarter gave him 14 for the year and made the score 19-0 en route to Kutztown’s 32-6 win over Cheyney on Saturday.
Josh Adams (Central Bucks South) had a team-high 73 yards on 12 carries in Notre Dame’s 28-27 loss to Navy on Saturday.
Albright kicker Kevin Goetz (Neshaminy) was named MAC Special Teams Player of the Week. Goetz was a perfect 4-for-4 on points-after-touchdowns (PATs) and added a 29-yard field goal to total seven points in a 33-9 win over Widener. Goetz also had three touchbacks on five kickoffs, and he also punted three times for an average of 41 yards per punt and one touchback.
Freshman Thomas Garlick (Quakertown) threw a 26-yard touchdown pass in Ursinus College’s 49-7 defeat at the hands of Muhlenberg on Saturday. Senior Corey Kelly (Plymouth Whitemarsh) carried five times for 23 yards to move into fifth in school history in rushing yards (1,641).
Junior quarterback Andrew Derr (Upper Dublin) went 12-for-22 for 276 yards and a pair of touchdown passes without throwing an interception, one of four quarterbacks to see action in West Chester’s 52-0 win over Millersville on Saturday.
MEN’S GOLF
Penn State Abington senior Mike Lam (Neshaminy) was chosen as the NEAC Men’s Golfer of the Week after
his performance at the Rutgers- Camden Invitational. The Neshaminy graduate finished in first place out of the 39 participants to help the Nittany Lions to a third place finish on the 6,250-yard course. Lam scored a 72 on the par 70 Pennsauken Country Club. He finished four strokes ahead of Rutgers Camden’s Kevin Sarlo, who finished second in the NEAC last season.
St. Joseph’s junior Tyler Sokolis (Central Bucks West) finished tied for 14th at 76 at the City 6 Championship. The Hawks finished fifth in the team standings.
MEN’S SOCCER
Tyler Afflerbach (Souderton) was named the Drexel School of Education Athlete of the Week for the week ending Oct. 31. Afflerbach matched a career-high with 10 saves against William & Mary. The 10 saves tied his career mark set against William & Mary last season. Afflerbach also recorded eight saves on Senior Night against UMBC.
Afflerbach recorded seven saves in Drexel’s 1-0 loss in its season finale to host College of Charlestown on Tuesday night. It is the third consecutive game in which he has had at least seven stops. He finishes his career with 256 saves, sixth most all time in Drexel men’s soccer history. Afflerbach began his career as the All-CAA goalkeeper for the 2013 league champions and started every game for this year’s team, putting together some of his best performances down the stretch to lead the young Dragons.
Delaware Valley University junior Nick Miller (North Penn) has received 2016 All-Middle Atlantic Conference Freedom honorable mention recognition. Miller led DelVal in both goals (10) and points (22) while starting 19 contests. Four of his tallies were game winners. Miller tied a school record with a three-goal performance in a non-conference win at Gwynedd Mercy and also had a two-goal effort in a triumph over Penn College of Technology.
Penn State Abington senior Richard Domico (Neshaminy) was named to the NEAC All-Conference first team after a strong season in front of the net. The Abington graduate netted five goals and earned five assists for the year, which puts him fourth for career goals and second in career assists for the program.
Penn State Abington junior defender Thomas Vessels (Abington) was named to the NEAC Third Team All-Conference list for the solid defensive record on the back line. Vessels led the team in minutes with 1,270 and earned two goals throughout the season. His defensive contribution helped the Nittany Lions to a 1.29 goals against average, which placed them third in the NEAC.
Domico contributed an assist in Penn State Abington’s 4-1 loss to Keuka College in the NEAC semifinal on Saturday. In Tuesday’s 2-1 win over SUNY Poly, Domico scored on a header to the far post, using a cross from Chris Van Pelt (Central Bucks West).
Senior Mike Stuski (Council Rock South) scored his first goal of the season and second of his career in St. joseph’s 3-1 loss at Yale on Wednesday.
Eric Gutierrez (Harry S Truman) recorded eight saves in Philadelphia University’s 1-0 loss to Georgian Court University in the Central Atlantic Conference (CACC) Championship quarterfinals Tuesday.
Matt Robinson (North Penn) scored the game-winning goal in La Salle’s 1-0 win over UMass on Saturday.
WOMEN’S SOCCER
Sophomore midfielder Megan Engeland (Pennsbury) headed home a goal that gave top-seeded Washington 
and Lee a 2-0 lead over second-seeded Virginia Wesleyan en route to a 2-1 win in the ODAC Championship game on Sunday. Engeland, who scored five of her team’s 12 goals in the tournament, was named to the all-tournament team. Washington and Lee will find out who its opponent will be in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament on Monday. In Saturday’s 5-2 semifinal win over fourth-seeded Shenandoah, Engeland tallied a pair of goals. In Wednesday’s 5-0 quarterfinal win over Randolph, Engeland scored a pair of goals.
Kristen Upton (Central Bucks South) scored the opening goal just 1:36 into the game in top-seeded McDaniel’s 3-1 Centennial Conference semifinal win over Gettysburg on Saturday. Sarah McDonald (Pennsbury) needed to make only one save in the win.
The College of New Jersey junior midfielder Abigail Emmert (Central Bucks East) was cited on the NJAC All-Conference second team. She recorded three conference goals throughout the season and started in eight contests.
Shaelyn McCarty (Centra Bucks West) buried a free kick from 24 yards out in Drexel’s 2-0 win over James Madison in the CAA semifinal game on Friday.
Penn State Abington sophomore defender Jessica Domansky (Abington) was named to the NEAC All-Conference third team for the first time in her career. Domansky was third on the team in minutes with 1,525 as a central defender and solidified the back line that finished fourth in the conference in goals against with a 1.23 average.
Lebanon Valley senior Laura Zimmermann (William Tennent) received MAC Commonwealth All-Conference honorable mention recognition. The Tennent graduate started 15 out of the Dutchmen’s 18 matches this year and was part of a solid LVC defense that allowed just 1.39 goals per game.
Kristina Gorton (Souderton) made a huge defensive save to keep her team up by one in Lebanon Valley’s 1-0 win over Albright on Monday. In last Sunday’s 5-2 win over Alvernia, Zimmermann contributed an assist. The win clinched a MAC Commonwealth Tournament playoff berth.
Sophomore Grace Bendon (Central Bucks West) made a game-high five saves in St. Joseph’s 7-0 loss to Dayton in the title game of the Atlantic 10 Championship on Sunday. Bendon was named to the A-10 All-Championship Team. In Friday’s 5-2 semifinal win over fourth-seeded George Mason, sophomore Michaela Finneyfrock (Council Rock North) picked up an assist. Bendon made five saves to earn the win, improving to 7-0-0. In Thursday’s 1-0 double overtime win over Rhode Island, Bendon recorded a game-high 10 saves. St. Joseph’s entered overtime thanks in part of Bendon. In the first half, Bendon made a penalty kick save early in the contest and came up big with seven combined saves in the second half and overtime. It was her second shutout.
Philadelphia University junior Amy Heller (Neshaminy) received All-Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference second team recognition. Heller is an anchor on a defense that is second in the league in goals against average (0.92). She is the only Rams player to have started all 17 matches this season.
Philadelphia University sophomore Taylor Mysza (Central Bucks East) also received second team All-Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference honors. She is third on the team with nine points and three goals. She had a two-goal performance, including the game-winner in a 5-0 triumph over Bloomfield, finishing the game with five points. Mysza also had a three-point performance with a goal and an assist against Felician.
West Chester senior Carly Henry (Pennridge) was named to the 2016 Al-PSAC squad. The Pennridge graduate is making her first appearance on an all-league squad. Henry posted a pair of assists on the year. However, it was her defensive play on the Golden Rams’ back line that got her noticed. West Chester’s defense was tops in the PSAC and is tied for second overall in Division II, allowing just five goals all season.
Henry had an assist in West Chester’s 3-2 loss to East Stroudsburg in penalty kicks in the PSAC semifinal on Friday. Haley Mangiaruga (North Penn) scored one of the goals in PKs. In Tuesday’s 1-0 win over IUP in a quarterfinal game, Henry was credited with her second assist of the season.
Kutztown senior Katie Miller (North Penn) earned All-PSAC first team honors. The North Penn graduate has started 18 games so far this season, posting two goals and an assist while providing excellent defense all season long as one of the veteran defenders on the KU squad. She has been an integral part of KU’s success this season as she got back to her All-PSAC level of play.
Katie Miller and Kristina Miller (North Penn) were part of a defensive unit that protected goalkeeper Jenna Bracken, who was forced to make six saves – her second highest total of the year, but none of those attempts troubled the keeper in Kutztown’s 2-0 win over Gannon in the PSAC semifinals on Friday. By matching the program record with its ninth consecutive victory, KU set a new school record for wins in a season with 17.
Gwynedd Mercy goalie Kailey Hopkins (William Tennent) was chosen the CSAC Defensive Player of the Week
and the ECAC South Region Defensive Player of the Week for the week ending Oct. 30. In a pair of Gwynedd wins, Hopkins notched two shutouts while totaling 11 saves. She made seven stops in a double OT thriller against Cabrini. Hopkins also earned All-CSAC second team honors. She yielded just six goals in conference play with a 0.53 goals against average and a .929 save percentage with a 7-4 record.
Hopkins recorded 11 saves – five in the first half – of Gwynedd Mercy’s 1-0 loss to Marywood in the semifinals of the 2016 Colonial States Athletic Conference Tournament on Wednesday, ending the Griffins’ playoff chase. In Monday’s 2-0 opening round win over Immaculata, Hopkins recorded her ninth shutout of the season, making 11 saves.
WOMEN’S TENNIS
St. Joseph’s wrapped up the fall portion of its schedule last Sunday at the NJIT Invitational. The Hawks combined for eight victories through the doubles and singles flights with Katherine Devlin (Wissahickon) and teammate Sarah Contrata picking up a 6-3 victory in the third round of the third flight to cap doubles play. Maureen Devlin (Wissahickon) topped Nathalie Habegegger of NJIT 4-6, 6-1, 13-11 in the second flight.
WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL
Eastern University senior Stephanie Elechko (North Penn) has put away nearly 500 kills for the No. 12 Eagles 
and earned MAC Freedom Player of the Year honors. The 6-2 outside hitter has been dominant in both league games and against top-level national competition. She averages 4.31 kills per set overall and hit a stunning .431 in Eastern’s seven league games. To put it in perspective, she averaged 3.91 kills per set, and Eastern’s opponents in the league averaged 5.71. Elechko has moved into an all-around role as the season has progressed and recorded double-figure digs in each of Eastern’s games against teams ranked in the top 10 in the country.
Elechko had seven kills, four digs and two aces while hitting .583 in the opening set of Eastern University 3-0 sweep over DeSales University as the Eagles claimed their ninth consecutive MAC Freedom Championship. Elechko finished with a match-high 19 kills. In Saturday’s 3-0 semifinal win over FDU-Florham, Elechko had seven of her match-high 14 kills in the opening set.
Lauren Laucella (Hatboro-Horsham) recorded eight kills and four service aces in Philadelphia University’s 3-1 win over Chestnut Hill on Friday night.
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