Performers of the Week:

Men's Lacrosse Offensive Performer of the Week: Bobby Wells
Wells led the Saints' offense with three goals and two assists for five points, including his 100th career point, as the No. 20 Saints upset No. 5 RPI 9-6 on senior day on Saturday. Wells scored two goals on the man-up and picked up three ground balls.

Men's Lacrosse Defensive Performer of the Week: Michael Marinello
Marinello made a season-best 21 saves, as the No. 20 Saints upset No. 5 RPI 9-6 on senior day Saturday afternoon. Marinello and the defense helped hold RPI, who averages 13.6 goals per game, to just six on the afternoon, including just one goal in the first half and shutting out the offense in the second quarter. 

Women's Lacrosse Defensive Performer of the Week: Haley Sundstrom
Sundstrom led the Saints' defense with eight ground balls, five caused turnovers and three draw control wins in a 1-1 week as they topped Clarkson 12-6, but fell to RIT 13-9. 

Women's Lacrosse: Rookie of the Week: Cate Rathnam
Cate Rathnam tallied four goals and an assist for five points in a 1-1 week for the Saints, as they topped Clarkson 12-6, but fell to RIT 13-9. She also added a ground ball, two caused turnovers and a draw control win. 

Men's Track and Field Performer of the Week: Nick Lyndaker
On Friday at the St. Lawrence Twilight Invitational, junior Nick Lyndaker turned in a record-breaking performance in the 1,500-meter run. Lyndaker's time of 3:42.75 was a personal-best by nine seconds and set a program record in the event by four seconds. It beat the mark set by Dave Elster in 1984. The run was also a Liberty League association record, St. Lawrence facility record, placed him second on the NCAA Division III performance list, and ninth all-time in Division III in the 1,500-meter

Honor Roll Mentions:
Baseball: Timothy Connor, David Zuhlsdorf
Women's Lacrosse: Caroline Hamilton
Softball: Marina Juan, Marleigh Monroe
Women's Tennis: Angelica Aksdal-Jansen, Angelica Aksdal-Jansen/Elisa Iuri
Men's Track and Field: Cyrus Goetze, Jack Simack
Women's Track and Field: Charlotte Blake