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Re: 2021-2022 Women's DI-III College Lacrosse Season #381474 May 26th a 03:32 AM
by baldbear
baldbear	Division III Women’s Lacrosse Players of the Week 5-24-22 Offensive Player of the Week Anna Clarke – Tufts University Clarke was at her best this weekend as No. 3 Tufts advanced to the NCAA Division III semifinal with victories against No. 24 Pomona-Pitzer and No. 6 Franklin & Marshall. She led the team in scoring with a collective seven goals and nine points, including a three-for-four success on free-position chances. She also won eight draw controls, surpassing 100 for the season. The Jumbos take on No. 7 TCNJ this Saturday in Salem, Virginia. Co-Defensive Player of the Week Sabrina Phillips – The College of New Jersey Phillips had 16 draw controls over two games as the No. 7 Lions advanced to the semifinals of the NCAA Division III Tournament with wins over St. Mary's and No. 1 Salisbury. The junior was a huge part of TCNJ's 37-14 surplus in the circle over the two contests and played tremendous individual defense. TCNJ will take on No. 3 Tufts in the semifinal round of the NCAA tournament. Co-Defensive Player of the Week Annie Enrietto – Middlebury University Enrietto allowed just one goal in 45 minutes of action in No. 2 Middlebury’s 22-4 win over No. 20 Chicago in the third round of the NCAA Division III Regionals. She surrendered just two goals and registered 11 saves, including seven in the fourth quarter in the 12-2 victory over No. 8 Colby. Enrietto is now tied for the NESCAC lead with a .544 save percentage this season. The Panthers take on No. 4 Gettysburg this Saturday in the NCAA Division III Semifinals.