Mulroony was a force to be reckoned with on defense in Wagner’s 1-1 week. The sophomore midfielder racked up eight caused turnovers while adding four ground balls and four draw controls. In addition to her solid defensive performance, Mulroony also contributed five goals and four assists to the Seahawks’ offense. In mid-week action against a red-hot Stonehill squad that rode a four-game win streak into the contest, she caused five turnovers, a career-high, and collected a pair of ground balls in the hard-fought 15-13 defeat. She had another impressive outing on Saturday, registering three caused turnovers and two ground balls in a 16-5 win against Central Connecticut. The Rockaway, NJ native leads Wagner in a plethora of categories, including points (35), assists (14), caused turnovers (20) and ground balls (34). In addition, she tops the NEC in ground balls per game (3.71) and caused turnovers per game (2.43). This marks the third time Mulroony takes home NEC Defensive Player of the Week recognition.