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ASUN Weekly Awards - Oct.26

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The Atlantic Sun Conference (ASUN) has announced the weekly award winners for Men's Soccer, Swimming & Diving, Women's Soccer and Volleyball for Monday, October 26. 



MEN’S SOCCER
Player of the Week: Rico Duggan, Central Arkansas 
In the Bears' 7-2 victory against Queens, Rico Duggan tallied two goals and an assist. The junior notched the game winning goal for Central Arkansas after racking up five points on the night. 

Defensive Player of the Week: Tate McCrery, Bellarmine 
Tate McCrey helped anchor a defense that allowed just four shots on goal against the Lipscomb Bisons, in the Knights' 3-0 victory. The senior from Louisville, Ky., played all 90 minutes to help keep the Knights' playoff hopes alive. 

Goalkeeper of the Week: Tudor Iordan, Bellarmine
Tudor Iordan recorded four saves in a shutout win against Lipscomb. The senior remains unbeaten in the goal this season with a 4-0-2 record. 

WOMEN’S SOCCER
Player of the Week: Jade-Simone Prejean, Lipscomb
Jade-Simone Prejean recorded one goal and one assist on the week for the Bisons. She recorded a goal against West Florida to help her team avoid a draw. 

Defensive Player of the Week: Brynn Severance, Bellarmine
Brynn Severance spearheaded a defensive effort that produced two shutouts and only nine shots against on the week. The Strongsville, Ohio native recorded a goal and an assists against the Queens Royals to secure a postseason berth for the Knights. 

Goalkeeper of the Week: Sofia Miliancano, North Florida 
Sofia Miliancano recorded 15 saves on the week for North Florida, including 11 against FGCU. The fifth-year goalkeeper notched a .938 save percentage on the week. 

VOLLEYBALL
Player of the Week: Kaili Doctor, North Florida
Kaili Doctor posted a match-high 26 kills on a .463 hitting percentage against Queens. The Pittsburgh, Pa., native recorded her 1,000-th career kills on the final point of the match against the Royals to secure the 3-1 win for UNF. 

Defensive Player of the Week: Addison Krieger, Jacksonville 
Addison Kreiger averaged 1.67 blocks per set and tallied 15 total blocks on the Dolphins' 1-1 week. She added 12 kills and five digs across 10 sets. 

Setter of the Week: Sofia Dawson, North Florida
Sofia Dawson registered a double-double with a career-high 59 assists, in addition to 15 digs, three total blocks, two aces and two kills against West Florida on Friday. Dawson posted a match-high 52 assists, in addition to 13 digs, two aces, two total blocks, two kills and a .250 hitting percentage against Queens on Saturday. 

Freshman of the Week: Maddie Carnes, Bellarmine
Maddie Carnes averaged 48.5 assists per match this week in the Knights' pair of victories. She recorded a match-high 44 assists against Stetson and 53 assists in a 3-2 win against FGCU. She also added notched 11 digs, 6 kills, 4 blocks and 3 service aces. 

Swimming & Diving
Men's Swimmer of the Week: Grady Redding, Delaware
Delaware freshman Grady Redding competed in seven events and claimed top-two finishes in both of his individual races. He set a program record in the 200-fly (1:44.85) and Blue Hen freshman records in the 100-fly (47.12) and 400-free relay leadoff (44.47), clocking conference-leading times in both butterfly events.

Men's Diver of the Week: Ryder Hamann, FAU
Ryder Hamaan won the 3-meter event totaling a score of 298.05, and placed second on the 1-meter with a score of 282.75.

Women's Swimmer of the Week: Leonie Tenzer, Queens
Leonie Tenzer captured four individual event victories and achieved multiple CSCAA standards. Against FGCU, Virginia Tech, and Tennessee, she won the 500-yard freestyle (4:47.69) and placied fourth in the 200-yard freestyle (1:49.33). She followed up on Saturday against FGCU and Wingate with three more wins in the 200 free, 1,650 free, and 400 IM. 

Women's Diver of the Week: Alexandra Andueza, FGCU
In a tri-meet against Queens and Virginia Tech, Alexandra Andueza claimed second-place in the 1-meter with a score of 262.65 followed by a fifth-place finish in the 3-meter with a 219.60.