Samantha Dayter is not only the top rated scorer for the SUNY Canton women’s lacrosse group and the North Atlantic Convention, but the 5-foot-8 junior midfielder is a single of the leading offensive performers in Division III.
Dayter, from Cohoes and a Cohoes High graduate, has 92 factors on 56 objectives and 36 helps to guide the Roos to a 8-6 overall document and a 5- league mark for initially area in the NAC. Nationally, she ranks sixth in factors for every recreation (7.67), 15th in aims for each game (4.67), 9th in points, 22nd in draw controls for every recreation (7.33) and is tied for 28th in complete plans.
The NAC has acknowledged her enjoy this year. She was named the Player of the Week for the third time on April 11 immediately after scoring 16 aims with 13 helps in a 2-1 week. She had six targets and an support in a 20-11 reduction to No. 17 St. Lawrence on April 5, 4 goals and 4 helps in a 19-6 league victory more than Husson on April 9 and six plans and eight assists in a 19-4 league victory more than Maine Maritime on April 10.
Jillian Shippee (Clifton Park)
The graduate student is off to a great start out competing in the hammer toss for the North Carolina women’s monitor crew. The Shenendehowa Higher graduate opened the year by winning the function at the Duke Invitational April 7-9 with a toss of 224 ft, 6 inches. Previous weekend, Shippee finished second at Florida’s Tom Jones Memorial in Gainesville, Fla. with a heave of 222 feet, 4 inches. She was the leading university finisher. She was an All-American when she completed third in the NCAA Championship very last June.
Nick Grabek (Schenectady)
The 5-foot-11, 170-pound graduate pupil is 3-1 with a few saves coming out of the bullpen 13 situations for the Fairfield baseball crew, the Stags 19-14 all round and second in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Convention with a 9-3 file. The right-hander, a Guilderland Higher graduate, picked up his victories from Florida Gulf Coastline, Bradley and Marist. He had back-to-back will save versus Elon to open the period.
Christine Fish (Slingerlands)
The 5-foot-8 senior midfielder is a person of the top rated all-all-around performers on the Bentley women’s lacrosse staff, the Falcons 6-5 in general and 5-4 in the Northeast-10 Convention after an 18-9 league victory above Southern Connecticut very last Friday. The Guilderland Large graduate had two objectives and two helps. She has 6 goals and 3 assists along with 22 ground balls, 31 draw controls and 19 triggered turnovers.
Zach Pierce (Gansevoort)
The senior midfielder is the 2nd leading scorer on the Le Moyne men’s lacrosse staff, the Dolphins 11-1 in general and 7- in the Northeast-10 Meeting. He has 41 details on 23 objectives and a crew-high 18 assists. The Schuylerville Superior graduate has scored at minimum a single position in all 12 game titles and in a five-match extend in between March 26-April 12, he scored 14 ambitions with nine assists.
Kyle Lambert (Albany)
The 6-foot-2, 175-pound senior right-hander has a 2-2 history and a 2.91 acquired operate normal for the Ithaca baseball group, the Bombers 20-7 over-all and 8-3 in the Liberty League following a 3-2 league victory in excess of Rochester Tech past Saturday. The Colonie High graduate started and gave up five hits and an unearned run with 3 walks and 6 strikeouts. He has labored 55.2 innings and has a group-high 55 strikeouts.
Ben Lavery (Clifton Park)
The junior was named Empire 8 Conference Player of the Week on Monday following a major week for the St. John Fisher baseball team. The Shenendehowa Significant graduate went 5-for-9 with two homers and nine RBIs in a 20-4 and 15-2 sweep of Utica April 11 and 3-for-5 with two homers, five runs scored and four RBIs in 20-1 and 15-2 victories about Elmira final Friday. The Cardinals are 17-10 in general and 9-1 in league play.
Cooper Wilson (Niskayuna)
The freshman and fellow Niskayuna High graduate Spencer Scardino were honored by the Northeast-10 Conference Monday for their perform with the St. Michael’s men’s lacrosse staff. Wilson, named Rookie of the Week, won 26 of 46 faceoffs and experienced 15 floor balls in the course of a 1-1 week. Sophomore goalie Scardino was named to the league honor roll for the fourth time this year. His 209 saves are initially in Division II.