Meghan Hall, William Paterson University
Junior, Forward
Turnersville, NJ/Washington Township

Hall becomes the third different Pioneer to earn NJAC Offensive Player of the Week honors after registering three goals for six points in a 2-0 week of play for William Paterson. After not scoring in the Pioneers’ 1-0 NJAC road win at Ramapo, she notched a hat-trick in the first 34 minutes of action during Paterson’s 11-0 non-conference victory over SUNY New Paltz in their regular season finale. William Paterson, who was selected as the number one seed in the ECAC Mid-Atlantic Tournament, will host eighth-seeded Catholic in a first round game on November 7. Hall currently ranks tied for fourth in the NJAC in goals with 12 on the season.

Kacey Ehret, Rowan University
Sophomore, Back
Collingswood, NJ/Collingswood

Ehret becomes the fourth different Prof to earn NJAC Defensive Player of the Week honors after notching a goal from her back position in Rowan’s 4-3 NJAC overtime victory over Kean. In the win, she tied the game at 3-3 with her second career goal coming with just 2:41 remaining in regulation of Rowan’s regular season finale. The Profs, who earned an at-large selection to the NCAA Division III National Championship Tournament, received a first round bye and will travel to Bowdoin for a second round game against an opponent to be determined on November 10. Ehret is part of a Rowan defensive unit that currently ranks third in the NJAC in team goals against average (1.25).

Leigh Mitchell, The College of New Jersey
Freshman, Forward
Mt. Laurel, NJ/Lenape

Mitchell earns NJAC Rookie of the Week honors for the fourth time this season and the third consecutive week after tallying a pair of goals for four points in the Lions’ 6-0 NJAC road win at Richard Stockton in TCNJ’s regular season finale. As champions of the NJAC, TCNJ received a first round bye in the NCAA Division III National Championship Tournament and will host a second round game against an opponent yet to be determined on November 10. Mitchell currently ranks second in the NJAC in both points (33) and goals (15).