Vicki Egerer, Kean University
Senior, Forward
Washington, NJ/Warren Hills

Egerer earns NJAC Offensive Player of the Week honors after tallying seven points in a 2-0 week of play for the Cougars. She first notched a goal and three assists for five total points in Kean’s 4-1 non-conference road win at Moravian. She wrapped up the week by registering a goal in the second half of the Cougars’ come-from-behind 2-1 NJAC road victory at rival Ramapo. Egerer currently leads the NJAC in assists per game with a mark of 0.86.

Meg Hess, The College of New Jersey
Senior, Back
Morristown, NJ/Morristown

Hess becomes the second different Lion to earn NJAC Defensive Player of the Week honors after playing a key role in a pair of TCNJ victories. She first keyed a defensive unit that held the Red Hawks to just one shot during the Lions’ 2-1 NJAC victory over Montclair State. She then was a key contributor to a TCNJ defense that held Manhattanville to just four total shots in the Lions’ 8-1 non-conference road win. The reigning NJAC Defensive Player of the Year, Hess is the leader of a TCNJ defensive unit that leads the NJAC in both fewest goals allowed (5) and fewest goals allowed per game (0.71).

Chelsea Winkelspecht, William Paterson University
Freshman, Midfielder
Sicklerville, NJ/Washington Township

Winkelspecht earns NJAC Rookie of the Week honors after registering five points in a 1-1 week of play for the Pioneers. After not scoring in Paterson’s 2-0 non-conference loss to Alvernia, she notched two goals including the game-winner while adding an assist in just the second NJAC match of her career during the Pioneers’ 5-2 conference road win at Richard Stockton. Winkelspecht currently is tied for the conference lead with two game-winning goals on the season.