May 2, 2005
Player of the Week
Melody Kuzniar - Geneseo
Jr., 3rd Home (Rome/Rome Free Academy)

Kuzniar led Geneseo (10-1 and ranked 18th in Division III) to wins over
Buffalo St. and Brockport by scoring five goals, one assist and scooping
seven groundballs in the 15-8 win over the Bengals on Tuesday and adding a
career high seven goals, one assist with three GBs in the 18-12 win over
the Golden Eagles on Saturday.

Goalkeeper of the Week
Regina Grosso - Cortland
Jr., G (Baldwinsville/C.W. Baker)

Grosso led Cortland (15-1 and ranked eighth in Division III) to three wins
by posting a .591 save percentage and 3.48 goals against average. Grosso
made five saves in a 15-7 win over William Smith on Wednesday, stopped four
shots in a 12-2 victory over Buffalo St. on Friday and added four saves in
the 15-1 win over Fredonia on Saturday.

April 25, 2005
Player of the Week
Angela Inzinna -Brockport
Junior, M (Scotia, NY/Scotia-Glenville)

Inzinna racked up seven goals and seven assists in a pair of victories. The junior, who is Brockport's all-time leading scorer, had three goals and three assists in a 12-9 win over Buffalo State to go along with four ground balls and five draw controls. She then netted four goals and four assists in a 17-15 victory over Hartwick with four draw controls.

Goalie of the Week
Ashley Perkins -Oswego State
Junior, G (Oneida, NY/Oneida)

Perkins had 7.50 goals-against-average and a .625 save percentage in a 2-0 week for Oswego State. Perkins made 14 saves in a 9-8 win over previously undefeated Geneseo and then recorded 11 saves in a 12-7 decision over Oneonta.

April 18, 2005
Player of the Week
Erin Maybeck-Oneonta
Sophomore, A (Huntington, NY/Huntington)

Maybeck scored five goals, one assist, scooped two groundballs and grabbed
four draw controls in the Red Dragons' 18-10 win over Fredonia and added
four goals, two GBs and two draws in the 18-6 victory over Buffalo St.

Goalie of the Week
Jess Pausewang-Geneseo
Junior, G (Patchogue, NY/Patchogue-Medford)

Pausewang had a 9.00 goals against average and a .620 save percentage in a
3-0 week for Geneseo. Pausewang made 17 saves in the 14-12 win over #3
Cortland which snapped the Red Dragons 58 game SUNYAC win streak, stopped
13 shots in the 13-11 win over St. John Fisher and turned aside 14 shots in
the 15-4 decision over Potsdam.

April 11, 2005
Player of the Week
Jennifer Willis - Cortland
Sophomore, Attack (Huntington, NY/Walt Whitman)

Willis scored five goals in a 13-7 win over Brockport on Tuesday and netted
four goals, four assists in the 21-1 victory over Potsdam on Saturday to
help keep the Red Dragons unbeaten on the season at 9-0 and ranked third
nationally by the IWLCA. Willis collected 11 of her team high 37 draw
controls in the two wins and is second on the team this season with 40
points on 28 goals, 12 helpers.

Goalie of the Week
Sarah Wright - Fredonia
Freshman, Goalie (Rochester, NY/Irondequoit)

Wright stopped 11 shots and allowed just three goals in the Blue Devils
14-3 win over Oberlin on Thursday and made nine saves in the dramatic 12-10
overtime victory against the Elmira Soaring Eagles on Saturday. On the
week, Wright posted a .606 save percentage and a 6.19 goals against average.

April 4, 2005
Geneseo's Chatterton Named SUNYAC Women's Lacrosse Player of the Week
Brockport's Dudek Earns Goalie of the Week Honors

The SUNYAC announced Geneseo's Lauren Chatterton (Syracuse, NY/Corcoran) as
the Player of the Week and Brockport's Jessica Dudek (Orchard Park,
NY/Orchard Park) as Goalie of the Week for the week ending April 3, 2005.

A senior first home, Chatterton scored a school record 12 points on six
goals, six assists in the Knights win over Medaille on Tuesday and added
three goals, three helpers in the 17-12 victory over Rochester on Thursday
as Geneseo remained unbeaten on the season at 4-0. In the win over
Medaille, Chatterton passed Betsy Meldrim's 175 points to become Geneseo's
all-time career scoring leader. She currently stands at 188 career points
on 130 goals, 58 assists.

Dudek, a junior netminder, made seven saves and allowed just five goals in
49:26 of play in the Golden Eagles 14-5 win over RIT for a .583 save
percentage.