MARAIA NAMED CACC WSOC PLAYER OF THE WEEK

September 9, 2024

MARAIA NAMED CACC WSOC PLAYER OF THE WEEK

PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Jessie Maraia (Dominican) -- Scored two goals and assisted on another for five points last week ... scored lone goal versus Division I-foe LIU ... scored game-winning goal and assisted on another tally in a victory over St. Thomas Aquinas ... totaled five shots for the week.

ROOKIE & GOALKEEPER OF THE WEEK
Zoe Pite (Felician) -- Made an eye-popping 24 saves in a pair of starts in net last week ... yielded just two goals on 26 shots faced for a 1.00 GAA and a .923 save percentage ... turned aside 16 shots in a tie versus St. Thomas Aquinas ... followed that up with eight stops in a tie against Staten Island ... played all 180 minutes in goal.

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Corissa Robbins (Georgian Court) -- Played all 180 minutes in two matches over the weekend as GCU went 2-0 ... scored game-winning goal in 2-0 triumph over New Haven ... anchored a defensive unit that limited Pace to just one marker in a 3-1 triumph.

HONOR ROLL
Melissa Martinez (Caldwell) -- Scored twice in a win versus Staten Island.
Seanna Boan (Georgian Court) -- Logged a trio of assists in a 2-0 week.
Abby Galazka (Chestnut Hill) -- Scored both CHC goals in a 2-2 tie versus Pace.
Alyssa Ruggeri (Wilmington) -- Scored both goals in a 2-1 win versus Adelphi.
Angelina Griva (Bridgeport) -- Turned aside all seven shots faced in a pair of scoreless ties.
Liv Riddel (Jefferson) -- Made four saves to backstop a 3-0 win against New Haven.
Delanie Wilkinson (Georgian Court) -- Made a pair of saves in 2-0 win versus new Haven.
Keilani Broadnax (Lincoln) -- Scored game-winning goal in 84th minute of 3-2 come-from-behind win over Wheeling.

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