Elizabeth Unger, Rowan University
Junior, Forward
Monroeville, NJ/Delsea Regional

Unger becomes the first Prof to earn NJAC Offensive honors in 2004 after tallying six points in a 2-1 week for Rowan. She opened the week by notching a goal in Rowan's 4-3 non-conference loss to No. 1 ranked Salisbury. Following the Profs' 2-0 non-conference road win over FDU-Florham, she tallied two goals for four points in Rowan's 6-0 NJAC blanking of Ramapo. Unger currently ranks ninth in the NJAC in total shots with 34 on the season.

Kristina Beyel, The College of New Jersey
Junior, Goaltender
Long Valley, NJ/West Morris Central

Beyel earns NJAC Defensive honors for the second consecutive week and the third time this season after helping TCNJ shutout Kean for a key NJAC win. She collected two saves in the 1-0 victory for her sixth shutout of the season. TCNJ will host Montclair State for the NJAC Championship and the conference's first ever NCAA Tournament automatic bid on October 23. Beyel currently ranks third among league goaltenders with 1.13 goals against average.

Jennifer Tanis, Montclair State University
Freshman, Forward
Oak Ridge, NJ/Jefferson Township

Tanis earns NJAC Rookie honors for the third time this season after tallying three points in the Red Hawks' come-from-behind 2-1 non-conference win at New Paltz. She registered a goal and an assist in the victory, including the game-winning score late in the contest. Montclair will travel to face TCNJ for the NJAC championship on October 23 with the winner earning the conference's first ever NCAA Tournament automatic qualification. Tanis currently ranks third in the NJAC in total goals with eight on the season.