LANCASTER, Pa. — We are now past the mid-point of October, meaning that fall Centennial Conference championship season is nearly here. This marks the final week of awards for cross country as the majority of Centennial teams take this week off from competition in preparation for the CC Championship on Saturday, Oct. 29 at Haverford. Meanwhile, just two weeks remain in the regular season for field hockey, men’s and women’s soccer, and volleyball.
Standouts Ryan Kredell of Haverford men’s cross country, Alex Ross of Johns Hopkins women’s cross country and Anna Scott of Johns Hopkins field hockey each earned CC weekly awards for the third time, with Scott three-peating as Defensive Player of the Week. Other winners this week include Kat Esposito of Washington College field hockey, Chris Richards of Muhlenberg men’s soccer, Sam Farrell of Franklin & Marshall men’s soccer, Rebecca Rosen of Johns Hopkins women’s soccer, Nora Greer of Swarthmore women’s soccer, Helena Swaak of Johns Hopkins volleyball and Ellie Streeper of Swarthmore volleyball.
See below for more details on each of this week’s award winners.
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MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY
Athlete of the Week
Ryan Kredell, Sr., Haverford
Geneva, Ill. | Geneva Community
Kredell nabbed Athlete of the Week accolades for the third time this fall after notching a top-10 finish at the Connecticut College Invitational that featured 10 nationally-ranked teams. Kredell crossed ninth in the 382-runner field with an 8k time of 24:20 to pace the Fords. Kredell has been the top Haverford finisher in each race this season. The 13th-ranked Fords finished fifth out of 23 teams.
Athlete of the Week
Alex Ross, Gr., Johns Hopkins
Glastonbury, Conn. | Glastonbury
Ross secured Athlete of the Week honors for the third time this season after leading the Blue Jays at the University of Virginia’s Panorama Farms Invitational. She placed 20th in a field of 173 entries and covered the 5k course in 17:18.3. Johns Hopkins was the only Division II or III school in the 18-team field.
Kat Esposito, So., F, Washington College
Severna Park, Md. | Severna Park
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