For the week ending October 7, 2007

Division III - New England

Offensive Player of the Week

Nick Celia - Suffolk University
Sophomore, Forward, Hanson, Mass.

Celia scored four times during the week, including the game-winner in overtime to beat Emmanuel, 2-1.  He then recorded a hat trick in a 9-0 win over Southern Vermont.

Defensive Player of the Week

Nick Kropelin - New England College
Senior, Goalkeeper, Jeffersonville, Vt.

Kropelin had shutout wins over WNEC (1-0) and Anna Maria (3-0), making a total of eight saves in the process.

Division III - Upstate

Offensive Player of the Week

Terrance Johnson - Stevens Institute of Technology
Sophomore, Forward, Slidell, La.

Johnson notched game-winning goals in double overtime against both Nazareth and RIT.

Defensive Player of the Week

Zach Carr - Steven Institute of Technology
Freshman, Goalkeeper, Carmel, Ind.

Carr shutout Kean and RIT for overtime wins, and collected another overtime win over Nazareth (2-1).  He made a total of eight saves in the process.

Division III - Metro

Offensive Player of the Week

Prince Eltosam - Farmingdale State College
Junior, Forward, Bronx, N.Y.

Eltosam tallied a pair of goals and assists in wins over Brooklyn (4-0) and Mount Saint Mary (2-0).  Against Brooklyn, he scored the game-winner.

Defensive Player of the Week

Chris Amato - Rutgers University - Camden
Senior, Back, Stratford, N.J.

Amato assisted on three goals in a 5-3 win over Arcadia, and on the game-winning goal against Rutgers-Newark.  On the other end, he anchored a defense that allowed only four shots on goal against Rutgers-Newark.

Division III - South

Offensive Player of the Week

Matt Critchlow - Dickinson College
Junior, Forward, Newton, Pa.

Critchlow scored twice in a 6-0 win over Juniata and assisted on the game-winning goal that upset No. 8 Johns Hopkins, 2-1.

Defensive Player of the Week

Dustin Walker - Penn State University Erie - The Behrend College
Sophomore, Forward, Pittsburgh, Pa.

Walker shutout Lake Erie (2-0) while making nine saves, and turned away four shots in a 6-0 shutout of Pitt-Greensburg.