April 8, 2024

KASZOVITZ TABBED CACC GOALKEEPER OF THE WEEK

CACC Women's Lacrosse Weekly Honorees (4-8-24)

PLAYER OF THE WEEK

Ella Royer (Wilmington) - Royer led the Wildcats to a 2-0 week with 12 goals, and impressive defensive numbers as she had three ground balls collected and nine draw controls. Royer scored six goals each against Jefferson and Felician.

ROOKIE OF THE WEEK

Taina Harkins (Holy Family) - Harkins had 11 points with seven goals and four assists while adding three ground balls and three caused turnovers in a 2-0 week. She scored three against Chestnut Hill then had a career-high seven points against Caldwell with three goals and four assists.

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK

Taylor Culver (Wilmington) - Culver led Wilmington's defense with six caused turnovers and seven ground balls in a 2-0 week. Four of her caused turnovers and five of her ground balls were in a win against Jefferson.

GOALKEEPER OF THE WEEK

Kristinamarie Kaszovitz (Dominican) - Made 17 saves while saving 56.7% of the shots she faced as Dominican went 2-0 for the week.

HONOR ROLL

Erin Avanzato (Jefferson) - Scored nine goals over two games.

Julia Ravazza (Felician) - Logged a hat trick in Felician’s lone game of the week vs. Wilmington.

Molly Killion (Chestnut Hill) - Scored three goals, had nine ground balls, seven draw controls and six caused turnovers in two games.

Erica Ortiz (Dominican) - Ortiz had 13 points on 11 goals and two assists in a 2-0 week for Dominican.

Tori Wolstenholme (Holy Family) - Had 12 points on five goals and seven assists, along with nine draw controls, five ground balls and three caused turnovers in a 2-0 week.

Danielle Kreitler (Bridgeport) - Scored five goals and had 17 draw controls in a 1-1 week.

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