Volleyball | Offense
Ava Bolen
Senior
University of Mount Union
Bolen powered the Raiders to a 3-0 record, while averaging 2.67 kills per set and hitting a blistering .611 (24 kills on 36 total attacks, two errors). She also chipped in five block on the week. Her sharpest outing came against St. Vincent, where she needed only two sets to notch 7 kills. Mount Union swept all three matches: W 3-0 over St. Vincent, W 3-1 over Allegheny, W 3-0 over Nazareth.
Volleyball | Defense
Reagan Davis
Junior
Heidelberg University
Junior Reagan Davis anchored the back row last week to help the Berg to a 4-1 record. Davis was nearly flawless in serves received, successfully handling 92 of 95. She was also strong defensively, averaging 5.41 digs per set. Heidelberg fell 3-1 against Earlham and won the next four matches-3-1 over Oberlin, W 3-0 over Bluffton, W 3-0 over Olivet, W 3-0 over Bethany.
Football | Offense
Charlie Bubonics
Senior
Baldwin Wallace University
Bubonics led the Yellow Jackets’ offense in their season-opening 84-26 win over Bethany, completing 19-of-25 passes for 313 yards and five touchdowns, good for a 247.2 passing efficiency rating. BW’s 84 points marks the second-highest total in program history and the most scored in a game since 1923, while also standing as the highest single-game point total in NCAA Division III this season. BW's 648 total yards of offense tied for the second-most in program history as well.
Football | Defense
Baret Helms
Junior
Ohio Northern College
Helms anchored the defense as Ohio Northern picked up a 20-13 road win at Marietta. He set a career high with 13 tackles, including 9 solo stops, and also broke up a pass to help slow down the Marietta offense down the stretch.
Football | Special Teams
Jensen Petro
Freshman
Capital University
Petro helped the Comets pick up their second win of the season with a 44-19 win over Wilmington, delivering a strong all-around day. He posted his first career field goal (34 yards) and tacked on four extra points. He also handled kickoff duties, with seven for 406 yards with one touchback. On punting, Petro pinned the Quakers deep with a 39-yard punt that landed inside their own 15-yard line.
Men’s Soccer | Offense
Quinton Wright
Sophomore
Muskingum University
Quinton helped lead the Muskies to a 3-0 week of play and propel Muskingum to its best start since the 2019 campaign. He scored two goals and added one assist - with one of the goals being a game-winner. The Muskies defeated Thiel, Monmouth, and Wabash.
Men’s Soccer| Defense
Landon Daugherty
Junior
Muskingum University
Landon helped anchor the Muskie backline to lead the team to a 3-0 week of play. He was a key part of two shutouts and aided the offensive attack with two assists. Muskingum is off to its best start since the 2019 campaign.
Women’s Soccer | Offense
Ayva Moore
Sophomore
Ohio Northern University
Moore led Polar Bears’ offense with two goals and four points as ONU went 1-1-1 on the week with a tie against Ohio Wesleyan, a win at RIT and a loss at Nazareth.
Women’s Soccer | Defense
Mackenzie Butcher
Freshman
Wilmington College
Butcher started two games for the Yellow Jackets last week, posting a total of 26 saves including 15 in a 1-0 win over Denison on Sunday. Against the No. 11 Case Western Reserve she had 11 saves while allowing just two goals.
Cross Country
Kensi Black
Junior
Ohio Northern University
Black led the Polar Bears with a 70th place finish out of 283 runners in a time 22:40 at the Michigan State Spartan Invitational. The team finished 7
th among 15 teams.
Cross Country
Mitch Green
Senior
Otterbein University
Mitch Green paced the Cardinals at the Michigan State Spartan Invite taking 51st overall with a time of 25:51.3. Otterbein finished 10th of 23 teams.