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Field Hockey Rakes in Weekly Honors

| By: Ashley Hudak

Four Raiders tabbed athletes of the week

BETHLEHEM, Pa. – In field hockey's final game of the season, four Raiders shined to earn the final week of conference honors.

For the first time this season, Morgan Willis was named Forward of the Week, while Lauren Widdowson was tabbed Midfielder of the Week. Olivia Milia earned Rookie of the Week honors for the second time this season, and Kennedy Glinn was named Goalkeeper of the Week, marking her third time receiving the honor and second consecutive week.

Widdowson has been an instrumental piece in Colgate's lineup, totaling a goal and an assist to help the Raiders prevail over the weekend. She converted on a penalty corner with her only shot of the game to give Colgate the initial 1-0 lead. She registered her assist by inserting the ball late in the fourth quarter off a penalty corner, setting up Colgate's go-ahead goal. Widdowson caps off her collegiate career with a season-high six goals and six assists, totaling 18 points. Overall, she finished her career with nine goals and 13 assists for 31 points.

Willis, Colgate's leading goal scorer, found the back of the net once more, scoring the Raiders' insurance third goal in the 3-1 victory over Holy Cross. Throughout the game, she created six shots, placing five on frame. She concludes her Colgate career with 10 goals on the season and 24 career goals, along with eight assists for 56 career points.

Milia scored the game-winning goal for Colgate in the 53rd minute of play off a coast-to-coast transition. She ended up in a one-on-one opportunity with the Crusaders' goalkeeper and converted to give Colgate a 2-1 lead. Milia scored back-to-back game-winners for the Raiders as she concluded her first season with four goals, two assists and 10 points.

Glinn started and played all 60 minutes in net for the Raiders, making six saves, including a penalty corner save on a Crusaders shot that led to Colgate's second goal following a full-field transition. Glinn finished her sophomore season with 52 saves and an .800 save percentage while posting a 5-6 record in net.
 
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