BELL NAMED CACC GOALKEEPER OF THE WEEK

October 28, 2024

PLAYER OF THE WEEK

BROOKE BOUCHER, Bridgeport – Came up with three goals and an assist during an 2-0 week for the Purple Knights. Scored and had a helper during a 4-0 win against Felician on October 23. Netted both goals of Saturday's 2-0 victory at Lincoln.

ROOKIE OF THE WEEK

MELISSA PIRES, Caldwell – Scored game-tying goal of eventual 3-1 victory at Chestnut Hill on Saturday. Led the Cougars with five shots.

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK

JASMINE LIDDELL, Bridgeport – Led a UB defense that allowed a combined one shot on goal during a pair of shutout victories. Played all 180 minutes as the Purple Knights earned conference wins over Felician, 4-0, and Lincoln, 2-0.

GOALKEEPER OF THE WEEK

BRIELLE BELL, Dominican – Faced a combined 24 shots and totaled 10 saves during a 1-0-1 week for the Chargers. Made fives saves each during a 3-1 victory over Post, her first collegiate win, and a 1-1 tie against Wilmington.

HONOR ROLL

ALEXA CALLAHAN, Jefferson – Combined for two goals and an assist during a 2-0 week for the Rams.
ALLISON LOPER, Holy Family – Tallied a goal in each period during Saturday's 3-1 win over Staten Island.
MELISSA MARTINEZ, Caldwell – Scored tiebreaking goal in 64^th minute of Cougars' 3-1 victory over Chestnut Hill.
ALYSSA RUGGERI, Wilmington – Collected a goal and two assists during a 1-0-1 week for the Wildcats.
DELAINE WILKINSON, Georgian Court – Earned a shutout with three saves during GCU's 2-0 victory over Lincoln.
ISABELLA WYSOCKI, Dominican – Registered two goals and an assist during the Chargers' 1-0-1 week.

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