NE10 Women's Lacrosse Report: Week 3

Posted: Mar 14, 2022

Week 3 - March 14, 2022

NE10 Player of the Week

Emma Sullivan, Stonehill
Senior | Midfield | Madison, Conn.

Sullivan filled the stat sheet in two games for the Skyhawks as she totaled 10 points with seven goals and three assists, while also compiling 11 ground balls, 12 draw controls and seven caused turnovers for the week. She scored seven goals on 12 shots (58.3%). Opened the week with two goals and two assists for four points, while adding six ground balls, five draw controls and two caused turnovers at Lynn. Followed that up with a season-high five goals and an assist for six points, while collecting five ground balls, seven draws and a career-best five caused turnovers in Wednesday's 22-9 win over Concordia-St. Paul.

NE10 Defensive Player of the Week

Kasey Flavin, Adelphi
Senior | Defense | Oceanside, N.Y.

Flavin anchored Adelphi's defense in its lone contest of the week - an 11-6 victory over No. 12 Mercy. She caused three turnovers en route to holding the Mavericks to their lowest scoring output this year. She also grabbed two ground balls.

NE10 Goalkeeper of the Week

Emma Lemanski, Adelphi
Senior | Goalkeeper | Wantagh, N.Y.

Lemanski faced a season-high 22 shots and picked up nine saves in an 11-6 victory over No. 12 Mercy College. In 60 minutes of work, she held the Mavericks to their lowest scoring output thus far this season and grabbed a career-high six ground balls.

NE10 Rookie of the Week

Madison Keating, Southern New Hampshire
Freshman | Attack | Milton, N.H.

Keating had a hat trick for the Penmen in a 16-3 win at Post University last Friday. That gives her four goals in her first two games of the season.

NE10 Weekly Honor Roll

Izzy Grant, Adelphi (Sr., A/M - Malverne, N.Y.)
Grant put together a four-point performance this week, as Adelphi defeated No. 12 Mercy College. She recorded her second hat trick of the season, and added one helper, while also winning two draw controls.

Haley Rose, Assumption (Gr., D - Wading River, N.Y.)
Rose led Assumption's defensive effort against No. 12 Mercy by recording four ground balls and four caused turnovers. Her caused turnovers mark was also a game high.

Caroline Affolter, Bentley (So., M - Newburyport, Mass.)
Affolter scored four goals in Bentley's season opening 17-2 victory over American International on Saturday. Three of her goals came in the 1st half. Affolter also added four draw controls.

Jenna Cimbron, Franklin Pierce (Gr., M - Bristol, R.I.)
Piled up seven points (4-3-7) in Franklin Pierce's only action last week, a 16-13 loss at No. 15 Roberts Wesleyan on Wednesday afternoon. Snagged one ground ball and four draw controls as well. Attempted six shots (five on goal).

Paige Crandall, Le Moyne (Jr., G - Adams, N.Y.)
Crandall registered 13 saves in a 11-10 setback to second-ranked Indianapolis on Sunday.

Gabby Buscemi, New Haven (So., G - East Patchogue, N.Y.)
Buscemi improved her record between the pipes to 2-0 with an 11-10 win over Georgian Court, recording a season-high 12 saves against the Lions. The 12 saves also ties her career-high which she previously set as a rookie against Le Moyne. Buscemi also added a caused turnover to her credit against Georgian Court.

Marina Skelly, New Haven (Sr., M - Ronkonkoma, N.Y.)
Skelly led the Chargers to a 2-0 start on the season scoring the game-winning goal with 10 seconds remaining in an 11-10 win on the road at Georgian Court on Saturday afternoon. The senior midfielder finished the day with six points overall, coming on a team-high four goals and adding a pair of assists. In addition, she added a pair of caused turnovers.

Kayla Conway, Pace (Sr., M - Wantagh, N.Y.)
Conway led the unbeaten Setters (4-0) to two more wins last week. She was especially dominant on Friday when she tied a program record with seven goals in a win over Saint Rose. Conway also finished the week with 11 draw controls in the two games.

Delilah Doyle, Pace (Jr., D - West Babylon, N.Y.)
Doyle led the Setters' defensive efforts during a pair of dominant victories last week. The Long Island native tallied two caused turnovers and two ground balls as Pace allowed just 11 goals in two games.

Shelby Cole, Southern N.H. (So., M - Gilford, N.H.)
Cole tallied five points in a 16-3 win at Post University on Friday. Cole tallied four goals and an assist, with eight draw controls and three ground balls.

NE10 Weekly Winners

2022 NE10 Women's Lacrosse Standings

	Conference				Overall
-	GP	W-L	PCT	GP	W-L	PCT
Adelphi	13	12-1	0.923	21	18-3	0.857
Stonehill	13	12-1	0.923	21	18-3	0.857
Pace	13	10-3	0.769	19	14-5	0.737
Le Moyne	13	10-3	0.769	21	15-6	0.714
Assumption	13	8-5	0.615	18	10-8	0.556
New Haven	13	7-6	0.538	18	11-7	0.611
So. New Hampshire	13	7-6	0.538	16	9-7	0.563
Bentley	13	7-6	0.538	16	8-8	0.500
Saint Rose	13	5-8	0.385	17	9-8	0.529
Saint Anselm	13	5-8	0.385	16	7-9	0.438
Franklin Pierce	13	4-9	0.308	15	4-11	0.267
So. Connecticut	13	3-10	0.231	16	4-12	0.250
American Int'l	13	1-12	0.077	16	3-13	0.188
Saint Michael's	13	0-13	0.000	16	1-15	0.063