The Big East Conference’s weekly soccer awards spotlight the athletes who have made the biggest impact across the league this season.
Weekly Honors Overview
Marquette’s junior forward Megan Murray powered her team to a 2‑0 week, netting three goals and recording her first career multi‑goal game against North Dakota State.
Providence’s defensive anchor Stephanie Schoeley helped the Friars concede just one goal in two matches, highlighted by a 3‑0 shutout of Rhode Island.
Freshman goalkeeper Mia Hurd made an immediate splash, posting back‑to‑back clean sheets in her collegiate debut for Marquette.
Providence freshman forward Jocy Koffi became the first Friar in more than two decades to score in consecutive games, adding two goals in two appearances.
Georgetown’s attack shone in a 4‑1 victory over Fordham, with sophomore forward Abby Droner contributing two goals and an assist, while graduate goalkeeper Reiley Fitzpatrick yielded only a single goal.
Seton Hall’s senior midfielder Gianna Angelillo played a pivotal role in a 2‑1 win over FDU, scoring and assisting while converting a penalty kick.
UConn’s sophomore defender Ines Nourani found the back of the net for the first time in a 2‑2 draw at Stony Brook and also set up Anya Montano’s goal.
Villanova’s graduate goalkeeper Hannah Dickinson posted consecutive shutouts against Syracuse and Lehigh, the latter ending in a 9‑0 triumph.
Xavier’s freshman forward Kieran Bradley opened her collegiate scoring account with two goals in a 3‑0 win over Miami (Ohio), marking an early highlight for the newcomer.