The CAA has introduced its subject hockey weekly award winners for the fourth week of the 2023 season. William & Mary junior midfielder Pyper Friedman was named CAA Participant of the Week, whereas Monmouth freshman goalkeeper Jessie Eiselin acquired the title of CAA Rookie of the Week.
Pyper Friedman, from William & Mary, earned the Participant of the Week accolades. In a match in opposition to Towson, Friedman scored two targets, one within the eighth minute and one other within the forty second minute, main her group to a 3-2 victory. Her second aim proved to be the game-winner, marking her second game-winning aim of the season. Friedman additionally performed the complete 60 minutes within the midfield place in opposition to No. 10 Liberty, serving to her group maintain the Flames scoreless for 58 minutes. Nonetheless, Liberty managed to attain two targets within the last two minutes, stopping William & Mary from securing an upset victory.
Jessie Eiselin, a freshman goalkeeper from Monmouth, was named Rookie of the Week. Eiselin achieved her first profession shutout in a convention opener in opposition to Drexel, main her group to a 1-0 win. She confronted 15 photographs and made a career-best 9 saves, posting an ideal 1.000 save proportion. In a earlier match in opposition to Wagner, Eiselin made 5 saves and posted a .833 save proportion in 60 minutes of play, contributing to Monmouth’s 4-1 victory.
As well as, listed below are the weekly award winners for the 2023 CAA Discipline Hockey season to date:
Participant of the Week:
-Aug. 28: Kiki Oudshoorn, Delaware
-Sept. 4: Pyper Friedman, William & Mary; Kiki Oudshoorn, Delaware
-Sept. 11: Maria Armaganian, Northeastern
-Sept. 18: Pyper Friedman, William & Mary
Rookie of the Week:
-Aug. 28: Kelly Levengood, Hofstra
-Sept. 4: Val Van Hellemont, Drexel
-Sept. 11: Val Van Hellemont, Drexel
-Sept. 18: Jessie Eiselin, Monmouth
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