Sunshine State Conference

Men's Lacrosse Offensive Player of the Week
 

Men's Lacrosse Defensive Player of the Week

Collin McClelland / Lynn University / Jr. / Goalie / Ellicott City, Maryland
McClelland was selected Defensive Player of the Week for his goaltending performance during Lynn University’s 10-8 win over RV Rollins College. The junior stopped 13 shots and scooped up three ground balls against the Tars. McClelland’s 13 saves pushed him to 297 career saves to become Lynn’s all-time saves leader. The Ellicott City, Maryland native and the Fighting Knights defense went 20-for-24 on clears and allowed one man-down goal on four attempts.


Men's Lacrosse Specialist of the Week

Ross Dickerson / University of Tampa / Jr. / FO / Berlin, Maryland
Dickerson takes Specialist of the Week for his efforts at the faceoff X during Tampa’s wins over Florida Tech (14-9) and New York Institute of Technology (16-12). Against the Panthers, the Berlin, Maryland native won 17-21 faceoffs and had 12 ground balls. Facing the Bears, Dickerson won 21-31 faceoffs and had 14 ground balls. For the week, the Spartan won 0.731% of his faceoffs and picked up 26 ground balls. Nationally, Ross still sits with the fifth best win percentage in the nation, 76.5.
 

Women's Lacrosse Offensive Player of the Week

Claire Swanson / University of Tampa / Jr. / Midfield / Cheyenne, Wyoming
Swanson is awarded Offensive Player of the Week after leading the Tampa offense in wins over No. 3 Florida Southern College (16-14) and Young Harris College (24-7). The Cheyenne, Wyoming product tallied four goals and two assists against the Moccasins, and three goals and one assist against the Mountain Lions. For the week, Swanson took nine shots, placing eight on goal, picked up four ground balls, won 21 draw controls, and caused one turnover. Swanson leads the Sunshine State Conference in draw controls per game and is ranked seventh nationally.

Women's Lacrosse Defensive Player of the Week

Bridget Sutter / University of Tampa / So. / Goalie / Evergreen, Colorado
Sutter claims Defensive Player of the Week honors for her goaltending performance during the Spartans wins over No. 3 Florida Southern College (16-14) and Young Harris College (24-7). For the week, the Evergreen, Colorado native registered 19 saves, allowing 18 goals, and four ground balls. Sutter led the Spartans defense in clearing, successfully converting 32-of-36 attempts, and allowed five free position goals on eleven opportunities. In the Sunshine State Conference, Sutter is first in saves per game with 8.9.

 

Men's Golfer of the Week

Juan Jose Guerra / Nova Southeastern University / Sr. / Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Jose Guerra secures Golfer of the Week honors for the fourth time this season after his tied for seventh finish at The Goodwin hosted by Stanford University. Competing against a field that featured five Top-25 NCAA Division I programs, the senior shot an opening round 77 before rebounding with closing rounds of 64 and 69 to finish at even par.



Women's Golfer of the Week

Josefina Foa Torres / Barry University / Jr. / Cordoba, Argentina
Foa Torres earns Golfer of the Week honors after her individual and team victory at the Barry Invitational. The junior shot a final round four-under to finish the tournament at nine-under par and two shots ahead of second place. Top-ranked Barry finished two-under as a team, nine strokes ahead of second place finisher No. 8 Florida Tech.


 

Men's Tennis Athlete of the Week

Kay Bartmann / Lynn University / Sr. / Stuttgart, Germany
Bartmann earns Tennis Athlete of the Week after logging three victories in a 1-1 week for Lynn University. The Fighting Knights first fell to No. 1 Barry, 5-2, before bouncing back and sweeping No. 33 Florida Southern College, 7-0. Against Barry University, Bartmann went up against No. 3 Pierre Montrieul at the top flight, defeating the Buccaneer in straight sets 6-2, 6-1. Against the Moccasin, Bartmann and partner Florian Clemares picked up a 7-5 win at No. 1 doubles before Bartmann secured another victory at No. 1 singles, taking down Tim Becker, 7-5, 6-3. The weekly award is Bartmann’s fifth of his career.


Women's Tennis Athlete of the Week

Leolia Jeanjean / Lynn University / Sr. / Montpellier, France
Jeanjean takes Tennis Athlete of the Week for the third time this season for her performance in Lynn University’s wins over No. 1 Barry University (5-2), No. 12 Florida Southern College (7-0), and the University of Tampa (7-0).  Against the Buccaneers, Jeanjean and Ulyana Grib tallied a 6-4 win at the top flight. In singles, No. 40 Jeanjean upset No. 29 Carolin Schmidt at the top flight, 6-1, 6-4. Against the Moccasins, Jeanjean and Grib followed up with a 6-0 win at #1 doubles while Jeanjean logged another win over a ranked singles opponent at the top position, downing No. 64 Selin Devrmci, 6-1, 6-0. Jeanjean and Grib closed out the week with a 6-1 win at #1 doubles in the match against the Spartans before Jeanjean recorded another straight-set win at #1 singles (6-1, 6-0).

 

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Women's Rowing Boat of the Week

Varsity Four / Nova Southeastern University / Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
Nova Southeastern takes Boat of the Week honors following their run up against several nationally ranked teams at the Central Sprints in Oklahoma. NSU's boat comprised of Miranda Sadlow (Coxswain), Samantha Loriot (Bow), Stephanie Fleming (2), Barbara Sansur (3), and Mikayla Switzer (4) ended with an 8:44.19 time in the first piece. In the second piece, Maydelissa Pinell swapped with Sadlow as the coxswain as the Sharks improved their time by over 14 seconds, placing ahead of both Rollins College and the combined team of Philadelphia College and Thomas Jefferson College crossing the finish line at 8:30.10.