Lydia Thomas, Wells College, Women's Lacrosse (Offensive)
Thomas powered a nationally-ranked Express offense in their two huge victories over Hilbert and La Roche. Thomas was the main force behind a Wells offensive unit that scored 46 goals over their two games last week. Thomas had 10 of those goals, contributing to her team's success in which she's spent the majority of the year being featured heavily in the AMCC leaderboards. Thomas also recorded five assists to end the week with 15 total points. Thomas was a key contributor all over the field, as she also logged eight ground balls and six draw controls.
OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Wells M Lydia Thomas powered a nationally-ranked Express offense in their two huge victories over Hilbert and La Roche. Thomas was the main force behind a Wells offensive unit that scored 46 goals over their two games last week. Thomas had 10 of those goals, contributing to her team's success in which she's spent the majority of the year being featured heavily in the AMCC leaderboards. Thomas also recorded five assists to end the week with 15 total points. Thomas was a key contributor all over the field, as she also logged eight ground balls and six draw controls.
BEST OF THE REST: Mount Aloysius A Katie Figinski was a driving force in the Mounties' 2-0 week. She scored a team-high nine goals over the two games. In the win against La Roche, Figinski scored five of the team's 12 goals, while taking just eight shots. She also grabbed seven draw controls, while connecting on her lone free position shot. Against Hilbert, on Saturday, she added four more goals and seven draw controls again, while taking just eight shots.