Kristen Swartz, Montclair State University
Senior, Forward
Hatboro, PA/Hatboro-Horsham

Swartz earns the final NJAC Offensive Player of the Week honor after tallying three goals in MSU’s three-game run to the ECAC Mid-Atlantic Tournament Championship. She opened the week by registering a goal in the Red Hawks’ 3-1 opening round win over FDU-Florham. She then tallied a goal in Montclair’s 3-0 semifinal victory over Catholic, before ending her career with a goal in the Red Hawks’ 3-2 championship game win over Johns Hopkins. Swartz, who was selected as the Most Valuable Player of the tournament, finished the season ranked third in the NJAC in both points (42) and goals (17).

Sheri Grondski, The College of New Jersey
Junior, Back
Mercerville, NJ/Nottingham

Grondski earns the final NJAC Defensive Player of the Week selection, her third of the season, after notching three points in a pair of NCAA Tournament contests for the Lions. She first recorded two assists in TCNJ’s 5-0 opening round victory over Elizabethtown. She wrapped up her season by notching an assist in the Lions’ 2-1 second round defeat to Messiah. Grondski finished the year tied for third in the NJAC in assists with 10 on the season.

Jacquie Supko, Montclair State University
Freshman, Goaltender
Moorestown, NJ/Moorestown

Supko earns the final NJAC Rookie honor, her second of the season, after leading the Red Hawks to the ECAC Mid-Atlantic Tournament Championship. She opened the week with six saves, including five in the second half, of MSU’s 3-1 opening round win over FDU-Florham. She then collected three saves in a 3-0 semifinal shutout of Catholic, before wrapping up her freshman campaign with nine saves in the Red Hawks’ 3-2 championship game win over Johns Hopkins. The 2006 NJAC Goaltender of the Year, Supko finished second in the league in goals against average with a mark of 1.14.