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LANCASTER, Pa. — Just two weeks remain in the Centennial Conference regular season for the majority of fall sports, as CC teams jockey for playoff positioning down the stretch. Nearly all cross country teams completed their final tune-ups for the CC Championship meet this past weekend, with the championship set for next Saturday, Oct. 30.
Award recipients for this week include Max Brelig of Haverford men’s cross country, Izzy Miller of Haverford women’s cross country, Emma Bertrando of Gettysburg field hockey, Anna Scott of Johns Hopkins field hockey, Connor Fife of Gettysburg men’s soccer, Tyler Lewin of Ursinus men’s soccer, Katie Sullivan of Johns Hopkins women’s soccer, Veronica Gibbons of Swarthmore women’s soccer, and Zanze Kuba-McCoy of Gettysburg volleyball. Kuba-McCoy earned her second-straight weekly honor, while Lewin collected weekly honors for the second time this season.
See below for more information on each award winner.
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MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY
Athlete of the Week
Max Brelig, Jr., Haverford
Bonnieville, Ky. | Hart County
Brelig paced the Fords with a time of 25:34.7 on the 8K course at the Gloucester County DREAM Park. Haverford logged a fourth-place finish in a field of 33 teams at the Rowan Border Battle with Brelig leading the way with a fourth-place finish.
Athlete of the Week
Izzy Miller, Sr., Haverford
Haddonfield, N.J. | Haddonfield Memorial
Miller took home the individual title in the Rowan Border Battle on the course at Gloucester County DREAM Park on Saturday afternoon, pacing the field of 275 runners with a time of 21:33.8. The performance helped lead the 32nd-ranked Fords to a fourth-place finish in the team standings, ahead of conference foes No. 7 Dickinson and Swarthmore.
Offensive Player of the Week
Emma Bertrando, Sr., M, Gettysburg
West Chester, Pa., | Henderson
Bertrando had a hand in all three goals in a 3-1 win at Washington. The senior scored the first goal off a corner and smashed a pass from the right wing that was redirected by a teammate for a 2-0 lead. Bertrando capped the day with a slick pass from right to left for an insurance goal in the fourth…
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