BIG EAST Attack Player of the Week
Alex Simmons, Denver, Jr., A (Smithville, Ontario)
Denver junior attacker Alex Simmons co-led the Pioneers in points and led Denver in goals in the Pios road win at Providence to improve to 5-0 in BIG EAST play. Simmons scored five times in the 19-11 win and assisted two other goals. It was his second five-goal game this season, fourth hat trick of his career.
 
BIG EAST Midfielder of the Week
Danny Logan, Denver, Grad., SSDM (Upper Arlington, Ohio)
Denver’s short stick defensive midfielder Danny Logan picked up four ground balls from his SSDM position and scored a goal in transition in Denver’s road win at Providence, 19-11. His win helped improve Denver to 5-0 in league play.
 
BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week
Owen McElroy, Georgetown, Sr., GK (Ridgewood, N.J.)
Georgetown senior keeper Owen McElroy earned the win in goal with an 11-save day to help the Hoyas to an 8-7 win over Villanova. McElroy’s 11-save performance was the 11th time this season he hit the double digit mark in saves. His save percentage for the game was .611. McElroy also picked up three ground balls with one caused turnover. Georgetown held its fifth opponent of the season to 10 goals or fewer. McElroy moves into 12th place all-time at Georgetown in career saves with 290.
 
Freshman of the Week
Will Tominovich, Georgetown, Fr., D
Freshman defender Will Tominovich helped the Georgetown defense to a 8-7 victory over visiting Villanova. He led all BIG EAST players regardless of class with three caused turnovers. Georgetown held its fifth opponent of the season to 10 goals or fewer. Villanova was held to just 18 shots on target on the day. The Hoyas also picked up four ground balls.
 
BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll
TJ Haley, Georgetown
Led the Hoyas in scoring with a goal and three assists in an 8-7 win against Villanova.
Griffin Fleming, Marquette
Scored a career high four goals and added an assist as Marquette claimed its first victory of the season over Cleveland State, 10-5 on Saturday.
Will Vitton, Villanova
Goalkeeper Vitton played all 60 minutes between the posts on Saturday and finished with 15 saves. Seven of those saves are in the second quarter, where he limited the Hoyas to just one goal. Villanova lost 8-7 to Georgetown.