Jess Amendola, Montclair State University
Junior, Forward
Union, NJ/Union

Amendola becomes the second consecutive Red Hawk earn NJAC Offensive honors after helping to propel Montclair to the semifinals on the 2004 NJAC Women's Soccer Championship Tournament. She opened the week by tallying the game-winning goal in MSU's 4-0 NJAC win over Rutgers-Newark to clinch the tournament's third-seed. She then tallied two goals, including the game-winner, in the Red Hawks' 3-1 victory over Rutgers-Camden in the tournament's first round. Amendola and Montclair will now travel to face second-seeded Richard Stockton in the tournament semifinals on November 3. 

Gabrielle Ditchey, Rowan University
Sophomore, Goalkeeper
Mt. Laurel, NJ/Lenape

Ditchey earns NJAC Defensive honors for the second consecutive week after helping to propel the Profs to the semifinals of the 2004 NJAC Women's Soccer Championship Tournament. She first collected eight saves while allowing just one goal in Rowan's 2-1 NJAC victory over Richard Stockton to clinch the tournament's fourth seed. She then collected nine saves in the Profs' 4-0 opening round tournament shutout of Kean. Rowan will now travel to face top-seeded TCNJ in the tournament semifinals on November 3. Ditchey currently ranks second in the NJAC in total saves with 82 on the season.

Kerry Little, Rowan University
Freshman, Midfielder
Freehold, NJ/Freehold Boro

Little earns NJAC Rookie honors for the second time this season after helping propel the Profs to the 2004 NJAC Women's Soccer Championship Tournament semifinals. In Rowan's 4-0 first round victory over Kean, she tallied a goal and an assist for three total points in the match. Little currently ranks tied for seventh in the NJAC in total assists with seven on the season.