Allison Greene, The College of New Jersey
Sophomore, Forward
Atco, NJ/Hammonton

Greene earns NJAC Offensive honors for the second time in 2004 after notching eight points in a 2-1 week for the Lions. She opened the week by tallying an assist in TCNJ's 2-0 win over Division II Millersville. She wrapped up the week by tallying seven points on three goals and an assist for her first career hat trick in the Lions' 7-0 blanking of Montclair State. The victory gave TCNJ the 2004 NJAC Championship and earned the Lions the conference's first ever automatic bid to the NCAA Championship. Greene currently ranks tied for first in the NJAC in total assists with eight on the season.

Katelyn Ferguson, Ramapo College
Sophomore, Goaltender
Sussex, NJ/High Point Regional

Ferguson earns NJAC Defensive honors for the second time this season after posting both victories in goal for the Roadrunners during a 2-0 week. She opened the week by collecting nine saves in Ramapo's 2-1 non-conference win over Moravian. She wrapped up the week by posting eight saves and her fifth shutout of the season in the Roadrunners' 2-0 NJAC road victory at Richard Stockton. The victory marked Ramapo's first conference win in the history of the Roadrunner program. Ferguson leads all NJAC goaltenders in saves per game with an average of 10.67.

Danielle Miranda, Rowan University
Freshman, Forward
Flanders, NJ/Mount Olive

Miranda earns NJAC Rookie honors for the second time this season after tallying seven points in a 2-0 week for the Profs. She first registered a goal and an assist in Rowan's 5-1 non-conference victory over Wilkes. She wrapped up the week by notching two goals in the Profs' 6-0 non-conference blanking of Eastern. Miranda currently ranks seventh in the NJAC in total points with 17 on the season.