Kendall Phillips goes back-to-back weeks, and Camiren Collins wins for the second time this year.

Phillips appeared in three games without allowing a run. She spun an 8-0, five-inning win against a solid Geneseo squad. She then cooled off a red-hot Buffalo State team, shutting down the Bengals for eight innings before her team supplied her with the only run of the game in a 1-0 victory. She appeared in relief in Game 2, pitching 1 2/3 innings of scoreless play. For the week, she completed 14 2/3 innings, allowed seven hits, struck out 16 and did not allow a single run for a nifty 0.00 ERA.

Collins finished in second place in a field of 64 sprinters in the 200m dash in a PR time of 22.24 seconds at St. John Fisher on Saturday. He also set a PR in the 400m in 50.29 seconds.

Honorable Mention:
- Allie Wandell led the Devils to a 2-2 week against some stiff competition. The Devils split with Geneseo and Buffalo State. Against the Knights, she was 4-6 at the plate in the doubleheader, scoring twice, and driving in a pair, including two doubles. Against the Bengals, she went 3-6 in the double dip, scoring a pair of runs and walking twice. For the week, Wandell batted 7-12 (.583) with a .643 on-base percentage. She scored five times and had two RBI. She also had a busy weeke defensively, handling 17 chances with two errors, including some defensive gems.
- Stephen Hallberg was ninth out of 29 runners in the 5000m in a time of 15:56.71 at the St. John Fisher Meet.