BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Week
Marlon Tabora, Georgetown, Jr., F (Rockville, Md.)
Tabora led the attack for Georgetown in a pair of league games, as the Hoyas capped the week 1-0-1. The junior forward registered two goals in the pair of outings, including the match-winner against Butler on Wednesday and the tying goal against DePaul on Saturday. Against the Bulldogs, with the score even at 2-2, Tabora received a perfectly timed pass in the box by Trevor Burns in the 73^rd minute to give the Hoyas a lead they would not look back on. Three days later, trailing 1-0 early in the second half, Tabora nearly scored on back-to-back offensive possessions, with his first shot raising just above the crossbar. Moments later, Tabora received another opportunity in front of the goal, this time burying it into the back of the net in an eventual 1-1 draw.
   
BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week
Dylan Kropp, Xavier, Fr., M (Columbus, Ohio)
Kropp started and played all 90 minutes in both BIG EAST matches last week, helping Xavier post a 1-0-1 record. The lone Musketeer field player to log 180 minutes on the pitch over the weekend, Kropp helped the Xavier defense limit St. John’s to only four shots (one on goal) in a 0-0 draw. The shutout marked the seventh of the season for the Musketeers, the most in the BIG EAST this season. In Saturday’s 2-1 win over Villanova, Kropp and the Xavier defense limited the Wildcats to eight shots, with four sent on target.
   
BIG EAST Goalkeeper of the Week
Hannes Ronnholmen, Seton Hall, Sr., GK (Stockholm, Sweden)
Ronnholmen posted a pair of shutouts last week as the Pirates drew DePaul, 0-0, and defeated UConn on the road, 1-0. Ronnholmen made a pair of saves in Wednesday's draw, including a diving save in the 88th minute to preserve the point for the Pirates. On Saturday, the senior made three saves in the clean sheet at UConn. Ronnholmen's five shutouts on the year are tied for the third-most in a single-season in program history, and his 0.90 GAA currently stands as third lowest in a single-season by a Pirate keeper.
   
BIG EAST Freshman of the Week
Liam Guske, St. John’s, Fr., D (St. John’s, Fla.)
Guske played the full 180 minutes in a 1-0-1 week for Seton Hall, while the Pirates defense forced a pair of shutouts. Guske helped lead a Pirate defense that held DePaul to just six total shots. Against UConn, the Pirates' defensive pressure caused just two of UConn's 11 shots to be sent on target. Guske has been impactful on the back line all season, playing 90 minutes in nine of his 10 matches.
                                                      
BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll
DJ Hooks, Butler, R-Jr., F
Hooks totaled seven points on three goals and an assist in a 1-1-0 week for Butler. In a setback against Georgetown, he notched a goal and assisted on the other, leading the team in both shots, with three, and shots on goal, with two. In the 4-1 win over IUPUI, Hooks knocked in two goals, including the game-winner.
 
Mateo Leveque, Connecticut, So., M
Leveque played a crucial role in UConn’s win over Providence Wednesday afternoon, notching three points on a goal and an assist. In a 1-1-0 week for the Huskies, Leveque registered seven shots in the pair of outings.
 
Gandhi Cruz, DePaul, So., GK
In a 0-0 draw with Seton Hall on Wednesday, Cruz faced 20 shots and collected four saves to preserve the shutout. On Saturday in a 1-1 tie against Georgetown, Cruz faced 16 shots made five saves, capping the weekend with nine saves and a .900 save percentage.
 
Ryan Foley, St. John’s, R-So.., GK
Making just his second and third career starts, Foley played a key role in helping the Red Storm record back-to-back results this past week. On Wednesday against Xavier, Foley made a career-high six saves to keep the Musketeers off the board in a scoreless draw. On Saturday against Creighton, Foley registered three more stops in a 1-1 tie, with the Bluejays' tying goal on a penalty kick in the 89th minute.
 
Cole Jensen, Xavier, R-Jr., GK
Jensen helped Xavier post a 1-0-1 week with four saves and 0.50 goals against average. On Wednesday he posted his NCAA and BIG EAST leading seventh shutout of the season at St. John’s, while also logging 180 minutes over the weekend.