Field Hockey

Kean's Conroy, Rowan's Weisler, Stockton's Devlin Earn NJAC Field Hockey Weekly Honors

PITMAN --- The New Jersey Athletic Conference announced its field hockey weekly honors for the week ending Oct. 18.

 

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
SHANNON CONROY • Kean University
Graduate Student • Midfielder • Manahawkin, NJ/Southern Regional
 
Conroy garners her first and Kean’s second NJAC Offensive Player of the Week honor of the season after a six-point performance in Kean’s 7-0 conference win over William Paterson. She had a hand in four of Kean’s seven goals, scoring twice – including the game-winner – and adding two assists. She put six of her 10 shots on goal. Conroy also fired seven shots against Lebanon Valley, finishing the week with 17 shots, 9 of them on goal. She currently ranks fifth in the NJAC in points (25) on nine goals and seven assists. Her seven assists is tied for the NJAC lead.
 
DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
SOPHIA WEISLER • Rowan University
Sophomore • Midfielder/Defender • Maple Shade, NJ/Maple Shade
 
Weisler picks up her first and Rowan’s second NJAC Defensive Player of the Week honor after anchoring a #15 Prof defense that posted back-to-back road shutouts, 3-0 at Widener and 4-0 at Montclair State. She helped limit Widener to just three shots (one on goal) in a midweek week before leading a defensive unit that held MSU to one shot in a conference win. She also contributed on the attack, assisting on both of Sydney Kowalczyk’s goals against the Red Hawks. She has added 16 points on five goals and six assists for the season, and Rowan has won 12 straight games.
 
ROOKIE OF THE WEEK
STELLA DEVLIN • Stockton University
Freshman • Forward • Millville, NJ/St. Joseph’s Academy
 
Devlin claims NJAC Rookie of the Week for the third time after recording her second straight hat trick in a 7-0 conference win over Ramapo in the lone action of the week. She put 5 of her 7 shots on goal, while scoring three straight Osprey goals in a span of under 20 minutes. Devlin currently leads all NJAC rookies and is third overall with 26 points this season on 11 goals and four assists. The 11 goals also leads all rookies and is third overall.