After making 11 stops against one of the nation's top offenses, allowing just eight goals to a nationally second-ranked scoring offense that averaged 15.33 goals per game entering Saturday's contest, Love earns his second league honor, this time as NEC Defensive Player of the Week. Love stood up to 26 shots from the No. 17 Seawolves, who had two of the nation's top-5 point getters and the nation's leader in goals per game. Love held Stony Brook to just a single goal in the final quarter, allowing the Bulldogs to score four goals and nearly force overtime. The sophomore also caused a turnover and picked up a ground ball in the contest.