Little East Conference recognizes PSU Womens Lacrosse players
PLYMOUTH, N.H. - Two members of the Plymouth State University women's lacrosse team were recognized by the Little East Conference Monday as the LEC Offensive and Defensive Players of the Week.
Senior Katie Sheridan (West Sayville, N.Y.) earned the top LEC offensive weekly honor, and classmate Carmen Villanueva (East Schodack, N.Y.) received the top weekly recognition on defense. Sheridan and Villanueva were the 2003 LEC Offensive and Defensive Players of the Year.
A high-scoring midfielder, Sheridan netted 13 goals and added five
assists for 18 points last week to lead the Panthers to a pair of
road wins. She erupted for a season-high 11 points on eight goals
and three assists in a 17-5 win at Gordon, and added five goals and
two assists for seven points in a 17-2 LEC triumph over Western
Connecticut. Sheridan, who leads the conference this season in
goals (24), assists (13) and points (37), received the same weekly
honor last Monday.
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PSU's starting goaltender, Villanueva turned aside 18 of 25 shots
in the two games last week for a sparkling .760 saves percentage, a
3.27 goals against average and a 2-0 record. She stopped 11 shots
and yielded just four goals in the win at Gordon, and saved eight
of 10 shots in the victory at Western Conn. Villanueva tops the
conference in goals against average (3.93) and saves percentage
(.708).
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Sheridan and Villanueva have led the Panthers to a 5-0 start to the season. PSU is scheduled to get back into action on Tuesday (weather permitting), hosting Southern Maine at Arold Field (4:00 p.m.).
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A high-scoring midfielder, Sheridan netted 13 goals and added five
assists for 18 points last week to lead the Panthers to a pair of
road wins. She erupted for a season-high 11 points on eight goals
and three assists in a 17-5 win at Gordon, and added five goals and
two assists for seven points in a 17-2 LEC triumph over Western
Connecticut. Sheridan, who leads the conference this season in
goals (24), assists (13) and points (37), received the same weekly
honor last Monday.
PSU's starting goaltender, Villanueva turned aside 18 of 25 shots
in the two games last week for a sparkling .760 saves percentage, a
3.27 goals against average and a 2-0 record. She stopped 11 shots
and yielded just four goals in the win at Gordon, and saved eight
of 10 shots in the victory at Western Conn. Villanueva tops the
conference in goals against average (3.93) and saves percentage
(.708).
