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NEC Player of the Week: Morgan Day, SFU
NEC Defensive Player of the Week: Kelsey Fee, WC
NEC Rookie of the Week: Jordan Groover, MSM
Previous NEC Releases: Preseason Poll Release

NEC PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Morgan Day, Saint Francis U
Sr., MF, New Park, PA/Kennard Dale
Day tied her career-high with seven goals in an 18-13 setback to Radford on Saturday. The seven goals are the second most in a single game in program history, just two behind the record of nine set by Danielle Conwell back on February 26, 2012 against Binghamton. The senior also added three ground balls and two caused turnovers.

NEC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Kelsey Fee, Wagner
Sr., GK, White Plains, NY/Ithaca College
Fee made 21 saves in two games for Wagner. The senior net minder stopped 14 shots and scooped up three ground balls in a loss to Vanderbilt back on February 10th. Fee followed that up with seven saves and two ground balls in a 14-4 win over MAAC opponent Iona on Saturday.

NEC ROOKIE OF THE WEEK
Jordan Groover, Mount St. Mary's
Fr., MF, Germanstown, TN/Hutchison School
Groover notched a hat trick in the Mount’s 20-2 win over Presbyterian on Saturday. The freshman also added a game-high seven draw controls and three ground balls in her collegiate debut.

NEC PRIME PERFORMERS:

- Wagner junior attack Stephanie Falcone (Breinigsville, PA/Perkiomen School) scored a career-high five goals and added two ground balls in Wagner's 14-4 win over Iona.

- Wagner senior goalkeeper Kelsey Fee (White Plains, NY/Ithaca College) made 21 saves in two games for Wagner. The senior net minder stopped 14 shots and scooped up three ground balls in a loss to Vanderbilt back on February 10th. Fee followed that up with seven saves and two ground balls in a 14-4 win over MAAC opponent Iona on Saturday.

- Saint Francis U senior midfielder Morgan Day (New Park, PA/Kennard Dale) tied her career-high with seven goals in an 18-13 setback to Radford on Saturday. The seven goals are the second most in a single game in program history, just two behind the record of nine set by Danielle Conwell back on February 26, 2012 against Binghamton. The senior also added three ground balls and two caused turnovers.

- Mount St. Mary's junior attack Kate Kinsella (Wall, NJ/Wall) registered a game-high five points on four goals and one assist in the Mount's 20-2 win over Presbyterian.