Week 4 - March 11, 2024

NE10 Player of the Week

Angelina Porcello, Pace
Senior | Midfield | Eastchester, N.Y.

Porcello shined all week for the Setters as they earned two top-five wins over No. 4 Tampa and No. 5 Florida Southern. Against Tampa, she stuffed the defensive stat sheet, securing three ground balls, six draw controls and caused a pair of turnovers. Against Florida Southern, Porcello scored eight goals on eight shots while tying the program record with eight caused turnovers, which also is tied for the most in NCAA DII. She also secured six ground balls and three draw controls to round out her impressive performance.

NE10 Defensive Player of the Week

Angelina Porcello, Pace
Senior | Midfield | Eastchester, N.Y.

Porcello shined all week for the Setters as they earned two top-five wins over No. 4 Tampa and No. 5 Florida Southern. Against Tampa, she stuffed the defensive stat sheet, securing three ground balls, six draw controls and caused a pair of turnovers. Against Florida Southern, Porcello scored eight goals on eight shots while tying the program record with eight caused turnovers, which also is tied for the most in NCAA DII. She also secured six ground balls and three draw controls to round out her impressive performance.

NE10 Goalkeeper of the Week

Samantha Tanguay, Pace
Sophomore | Goalkeeper | Baldwinsville, N.Y.

Tanguay went 2-0 in between the pipes as Pace took down No.4 Tampa and No. 5 Florida Southern. She held Tampa to a season-low five goals while making nine saves. Against Southern, she stopped six shots in a winning effort.

NE10 Rookie of the Week

Maddie Schubert, Pace
Sophomore (Rookie Eligible) | Midfield | Port Jefferson Station, N.Y.

Schubert posted her third hat trick of the season in the Setters' 11-5 victory over the University of Tampa. She followed it up with a pair of goals against No. 4 Florida Southern. On the year, Schubert is third in the NE10 in goals and leads all freshmen in scoring.

NE10 Weekly Honor Roll  

Jillian McFadden, Adelphi (So., GK - Mount Sinai, N.Y.)
Despite a loss between the pipes, McFadden set a new career mark in saves with 11 against No. 7 East Stroudsburg in overtime. The sophomore anchored a defense that held the Warriors to their lowest scoring output of the season.

Kelly-Ann McGrath, Adelphi (Sr., M - Franklin square, N.Y.)
McGrath put up a three-goal game against No. 7 East Stroudsburg to lead the team in scoring. She anchored the draw control circle, winning nine while also causing three turnovers and scooping up five ground balls. 

Antonella Mikolyuk, American Int'l (Jr., Attack - Montreal, Quebec)
Mikolyuk took over the field in AIC's 20-6 win against Felician. She scored five times and set up four other goals, while winning seven draws for the team.

Jenna Joseph, Assumption (Gr., A - Longmeadow, Mass.)
Joseph scored three goals in two games this week and added seven assists. At Saint Leo, she scored two goals and five assists. The graduate student capped off the week with a three-point (one goal, two assists) performance against No. 3 West Chester. On the year, she leads the NE10 with 16 assists, while her 22 points ranks her second. She extended her point streak to 24 games, which dates back to April 9, 2022.

Maeve Johnson, Bentley (Sr., A - Duxbury, Mass.)
Johnson had five goals in Bentley's home opener against No. 3 West Chester. It was her fifth career game with 5+ goals. 

Katherine Hickey, Franklin Pierce (So., GK - Farmingdale, N.Y.)
Hickey played all 60 minutes against Saint Anselm, and though the Ravens lost to the Hawks, Hickey tallied a career high 21 saves and registered a 56.8 save percentage.

Cameryn Antler, New Haven (Sr., A - Hebron, Conn.)
Scoring two goals in an early 6-0 run for the Chargers, Antler went on to lead New Haven with five goals and six points in an NE10-opening win over Southern New Hampshire in what was the lone game for the Chargers last week. Overall, Her five goals came on eight shots on goal while she added a ground ball and two caused turnovers. 

Hannah Holmes, Southern Conn. St. (Sr., D - Colchester, Conn.)
Holmes had a team-best of five ground ball pickups, three caused turnovers, an assist and a point in a 18-17 win over Georgian Court.

Kirsten McIntire, Southern Conn. St. (Sr., A - Nashua, N.H.)
McIntire recorded two goals and two points in a 16-6 win over Bridgeport. Against Georgian Court, McIntire had a huge day for the Owls, as she scored a career-high of seven goals, which included the game-tying goal and the assist to the game-winning goal at the end of the fourth quarter. In addition, she was 7-for-7 with shots on goal and had a team-best of eight points against the Lions.

Skylar Renaud, Southern N.H. (Gr., M - E. Waterboro, Me.)
Renaud registered 13 points on 10 goals and three assists, while winning 11 draw controls and collecting a ground ball, during an 0-2 week against a pair of nationally-ranked opponents. Renaud notched three goals, an assist and eight draw controls in Wednesday's 16-13 loss at 11th-ranked Embry-Riddle. She then matched a career-high with seven goals and handed out a pair of helpers for a career-best nine points in a 19-17 defeat at No. 15 New Haven. 

NE10 Weekly Winners

• March 4 - Women's Lacrosse Report: Week 3
• Feb. 26 - Women's Lacrosse Report: Week 2
• Feb. 19 - Women's Lacrosse Report: Week 1

2024 NE10 WOMEN'S LACROSSE STANDINGS

	Conference				Overall
-	GP	W-L	PCT	GP	W-L	PCT
Pace	11	11-0	1.000	20	20-0	1.000
Adelphi	11	10-1	0.909	19	16-3	0.842
New Haven	11	8-3	0.727	18	12-6	0.667
Bentley	11	8-3	0.727	18	11-7	0.611
Saint Anselm	11	7-4	0.636	18	11-7	0.611
Assumption	11	7-4	0.636	18	10-8	0.556
So. New Hampshire	11	5-6	0.455	17	8-9	0.471
Franklin Pierce	11	4-7	0.364	17	5-12	0.294
So. Connecticut	11	3-8	0.273	17	8-9	0.471
Saint Michael's	11	2-9	0.182	13	3-10	0.231
Saint Rose	11	1-10	0.091	14	2-12	0.143
American Int'l	11	0-11	0.000	12	1-11	0.083