LANCASTER, Pa. -- Centennial Conference weekly awards have been announced for the week of Feb. 16-22 in basketball, indoor track & field, baseball, lacrosse and tennis. This marks the first weekly awards of the year for baseball and the final award of the year for basketball and indoor track & field.
Noah Sanders of Ursinus men's track & field broke the CC weight throw record for the third straight week, Trevor Richwine of Dickinson men's track & field ran the second-fastest 800 in conference history, and Charlie Jackson of Johns Hopkins men's basketball produced one of the highest individual-scoring games in conference history to headline this week's honors.
Continue below for the full list of weekly honorees and details about each of their performances.
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Player of the Week
Charlie Jackson, Sr., G, Johns Hopkins
Arlington, Va. | Episcopal
Jackson led Johns Hopkins to a pair of road wins as the Blue Jays locked up the number two seed in the Centennial Conference playoffs. He averaged 34.5 points and 10.5 rebounds while shooting 56% (19-for-34) from the field and 90% (28-of-31) from the free throw line. Jackson scored 26 points and grabbed seven rebounds to go with one assist, two blocks and one steal in the win at Swarthmore. He followed that with a 43 points, one shy of the school record and tied for fifth-most in CC history, and 14 rebounds in the win at Dickinson. He notched his 1,000th career point and broke the school single-game record with 20 made free throws.
2025-26 Men's Basketball Weekly Awards
Nov. 11 - Charlie Jackson, Johns Hopkins
Nov. 18 - Kevin Nowoswiat, Franklin & Marshall
Nov. 25 - Ryan Shaffer, McDaniel
Dec. 2 - Kevin Nowoswiat, Franklin & Marshall
Dec. 9 - Charlie Jackson, Johns Hopkins
Dec. 16 - Jacob Pichay, Dickinson
Dec. 23 - David Kearney, McDaniel
Jan. 6 - Steve Donahue, Franklin & Marshall
Jan. 13 - Jamie Murphy, Ursinus
Jan. 20 - Peter Stanton-Shepherd, Muhlenberg
Jan. 27 - Charlie Jackson, Johns Hopkins
Feb. 3 - Kevin Nowoswiat, Franklin & Marshall
Feb. 10 - Ray Zamloot, Gettysburg
Feb. 17 - Ashenafi Stuart, McDaniel
Feb. 24 - Charlie Jackson, Johns Hopkins
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Player of the Week
Kaitlyn Boggs, Sr., C, Washington College
Linwood, N.J. | Mainland Regional
Boggs averaged 23 points, 11 rebounds, 2.5 blocks and 1.5 steals per game while shooting 62.5% from the floor in a 2-0 week for the Shorewomen as they clinched a spot in the Centennial Conference Tournament for the fifth straight season. In Saturday's 58-55 win at Ursinus to seal the bid, the senior snapped a 51-51 tie with a traditional three-point play after grabbing an offensive rebound and converting the layup while drawing the foul. That play put Washington ahead for good. Boggs led all players with 24 points, while pulling down nine rebounds and netting two blocks and two steals. She also drained a career-best 10 foul shots in the victory. In Wednesday's 52-41 victory over visiting Haverford, the senior recorded her 13th double-double of the season with 22 points and 13 boards to go along with three blocks.
2025-26 Women's Basketball Weekly Awards
Nov. 11 - Raegan Lenz, McDaniel
Nov. 18 - Elaina Beckett, McDaniel
Nov. 25 - Elaina Beckett, McDaniel
Dec. 2 - Kaitlyn Boggs, Washington College
Dec. 9 - Avery McNulty, Muhlenberg
Dec. 16 - Emma Robinson, Washington College
Dec. 23 - Lizzie McGrath, Dickinson
Jan. 6 - Macie Feldman, Johns Hopkins
Jan. 13 - Ava Possenti, Ursinus
Jan. 20 - Jenny Briggs, Bryn Mawr
Jan. 27 - Jocelyn Goldstein, Johns Hopkins
Feb. 3 - Olivia Jones, Gettysburg
Feb. 10 - Kendall Dunham, Johns Hopkins
Feb. 17 - Amanda Rapel, Gettysburg
Feb. 24 - Kaitlyn Boggs, Washington College
MEN'S INDOOR TRACK & FIELD
Track Athlete of the Week
Trevor Richwine, Sr., Dickinson
Newville, Pa. | Big Spring
Richwine ran the second-fastest 800 meters in Centennial Conference history at the Penn State Tune-Up, breaking his own Dickinson school record that he set at last year's NCAA Championship. The senior finished in 1:50.30 to win the race against a strong field featuring a number of Division I and II competitors. Richwine's time ranks third in Division III this season.
Field Athlete of the Week
Noah Sanders, So., Ursinus
Haddonfield, N.J. | Camden Catholic
Sanders earned Field Athlete of the Week for the third straight week after setting Centennial Conference and school records in the weight throw for the third straight week. Sanders recorded a throw of 18.13 meters at the Keogh Invitational, which ranks 24th in Division III.
2025-26 Men's Indoor Track & Field Weekly Awards
Track Athlete of the Week
Dec. 9 - Emmanuel Leblond, Johns Hopkins
Jan. 20 - Simon Lane, Haverford
Jan. 27 - Caleb Tenney, Johns Hopkins
Feb. 3 - Franklyn Akabi-During, Dickinson
Feb. 10 - Trevor Richwine, Dickinson & Alex Colletti, Johns Hopkins
Feb. 17 - Franklyn Akabi-During, Dickinson
Feb. 24 - Trevor Richwine, Dickinson
Field Athlete of the Week
Dec. 9 - Mitchell Davis, Ursinus
Jan. 20 - Jory Lee, Haverford
Jan. 27 - Sean McNeil, Muhlenberg
Feb. 3 - Eli Steel, Gettysburg
Feb. 10 - Noah Sanders, Ursinus
Feb. 17 - Noah Sanders, Ursinus
Feb. 24 - Noah Sanders, Ursinus
WOMEN'S INDOOR TRACK & FIELD
Track Athlete of the Week
Lauren Dunnigan, Jr., Franklin & Marshall
Waldlick, N.J. | Immaculate Heart Academy
Dunnigan reset two of her own school records and ran the fourth-fastest 60-meter dash in Centennial history at Cornell's Denault Invitational on Saturday Her school record times came in the 60 meter (7.67) and 200 meter (26.01) dashes. She is currently ranked 19th in the country and second in the CC this season for the 60. Dunnigan capped her day with a 10th place finish in the 60 meter hurdles (9.10 seconds).
Field Athlete of the Week
Taniya Denson, Fr., Haverford
Monroeville, Pa. | Gateway
Denson broke her own school record and posted the 10th-best pole vault mark in Centennial Conference history at the Keogh Invitational on Friday evening. Denson cleared a mark of 3.40 meters to take first place, surpassing her previous program record of 3.20.
2025-26 Women's Indoor Track & Field Weekly Awards
Track Athlete of the Week
Dec. 9 - Adriana Catalano, Johns Hopkins
Jan. 20 - Lauren Dunnigan, Franklin & Marshall
Jan. 27 - Adriana Catalano, Johns Hopkins
Feb. 3 - Maya Richwine, Muhlenberg
Feb. 10 - Emma Kothari, Johns Hopkins
Feb. 17 - Distance Medley Relay, Johns Hopkins
Feb. 24 - Lauren Dunnigan, Franklin & Marshall
Field Athlete of the Week
Dec. 9 - Clarissa Newman, Johns Hopkins
Jan. 20 - Erika Ezumba, Johns Hopkins
Jan. 27 - Erika Ezumba, Johns Hopkins
Feb. 3 - Clarissa Newman, Johns Hopkins
Feb. 10 - Phoebe Williams, Johns Hopkins
Feb. 17 - Phoebe Williams, Johns Hopkins
Feb. 24 - Taniya Denson, Haverford
BASEBALL
Player of the Week
Aaron Bock, Jr., DH, Johns Hopkins
Atlanta, Ga. | The Weber School
Bock powered the Blue Jays to a 2-1 start to the 2026 campaign, making an immediate impact as the team’s designated hitter. Through three games, he led the team at the plate, going 7-of-12 (.583) with four extra-base hits — three doubles and a home run — while drawing a walk, driving in seven runs, scoring six times and compiling an impressive 1.698 OPS. In a 5-4 ranked win over No. 29/RV Baldwin Wallace, Bock delivered one of his strongest performances of the weekend, going 3-of-4 with three RBIs. His two-run home run provided a key spark, and his RBI single ultimately stood as the game-winning hit.
Pitcher of the Week
Steven Jungers, Sr., RHP, Swarthmore
Great Falls, Va. | Gonzaga College
Jungers had an impressive outing to earn the win on the mound for the Garnet in game two of a doubleheader versus Pfeiffer. He tossed 3.0 scoreless innings of relief, recording all nine outs via strikeout. The senior conceded two hits and walked one but stranded all three baserunners, allowing the Swarthmore offense to take a late lead for the 5-2 win.
2026 Baseball Weekly Awards
Player of the Week
Feb. 24 - Aaron Bock, Johns Hopkins
Pitcher of the Week
Feb. 24 - Steven Jungers, Swarthmore
MEN'S LACROSSE
Offensive Player of the Week
Clay Almgren, Sr., A/M, Swarthmore
Woodinville, Wash. | Eastside Catholic
Almgren posted back-to-back career days to lead the 18th-ranked Garnet to a pair of victories. The senior totaled 11 goals, seven assists, 18 points, eight ground balls, and one caused turnover over the two contests. He opened the week with a career-high seven goals in Swarthmore's 16-7 win at Eastern. Almgren then topped the effort with a career-best 11 points on four goals and seven assists in another 16-7 victory versus Messiah. The performance included his 200th career point, becoming just the fourth player in program history to reach the milestone. Almgren currently ranks in the top-20 in Division III in assists per game, goals per game, and points per game.
Defensive Player of the Week
Mac Broaddus, So., GK, Haverford
Larchmont, N.Y. | Hackley
Broaddus played an essential role this past week as the Fords went 2-0, totaling 26 saves, a .703 save percentage, and a 5.50 goals against average. On Wednesday, Broaddus made seven saves on 36 shots faced, while also causing a turnover and scooping up a ground ball in a 13-9 win over Arcadia. On Saturday, the sophomore turned in a career performance, making a career-high 19 saves and collecting four ground balls in a dominant 11-2 victory over Catholic.
2026 Men's Lacrosse Weekly Awards
Offensive Player of the Week
Feb. 17 - Ben Dale, Franklin & Marshall
Feb. 24 - Clay Almgren, Swarthmore
Defensive Player of the Week
Feb. 17 - Teddy Scarborough, Franklin & Marshall
Feb. 24 - Mac Broaddus, Haverford
WOMEN'S LACROSSE
Offensive Player of the Week
Piper Evans, Sr., A, Washington College
Chestertown, Md. | Queen Anne's County
Evans tallied a game-best seven points on five goals and two assists along with three ground balls and two caused turnovers in a14-10 win at Stevenson on Saturday. The senior factored into the first three goals of the game with one score and two helpers. She helped ignite the team's 8-0 third quarter, which saw Washington turn a 6-5 deficit into a 13-6 advantage, with the first goal to tie the game at 6-6. Evans added two more goals in the stanza to give her three in the third. She capped the team's scoring with a down goal in the fourth quarter off of a caused turnover and ground ball by Evans.
Defensive Player of the Week
Abby Burkholder, Sr., D, Ursinus
Etters, Pa. | Red Land
Burkholder led the Bears defense in a 14-4 victory over Moravian, limiting the Greyhounds to just nine shots on goal. Burkholder forced two turnovers and earned five ground balls to power the Bears.
2026 Women's Lacrosse Weekly Awards
Offensive Player of the Week
Feb. 17 - Alexandra Proefrock, Franklin & Marshall
Feb. 24 - Piper Evans, Washington College
Defensive Player of the Week
Feb. 17 - Schuyler Cerow, Dickinson
Feb. 24 - Abby Burkholder, Ursinus
MEN'S TENNIS
Player of the Week
Michael Melnikov, Sr., Swarthmore
Karlsruhe, Germany | Markgarden Gymnasium
Melnikov went unbeaten during the eighth-ranked Garnet's run at the ITA Indoor National Championship, going 5-0 as Swarthmore finished seventh in the tournament. He defeated the reigning NCAA national singles champion from Claremont-Mudd-Scripps in a thrilling 6-4, 6-7 (1-7), 6-4 decision. He also picked up a 6-4 doubles win versus the 4th-ranked Stags. Melnikov cruised to a 6-1, 6-0 top singles victory against 11th-ranked Johns Hopkins and added a 7-6 (7-5) doubles triumph. The senior ended the weekend with a 3-6, 6-3, 6-3 win versus 21st-ranked Gustavus Adolphus.
2026 Men's Tennis Weekly Awards
Feb. 17 - Marko Arboleda, Haverford
Feb. 24 - Michael Melnikov, Swarthmore
WOMEN'S TENNIS
Player of the Week
Ella Strickler, Jr., Swarthmore
Chapel Hill, N.C. | Carrboro
Strickler went 3-1 over a pair of matches for the 22nd-ranked Garnet against top competition at Washington and Lee's Groundhog Palooza. She was victorious in doubles against the host Generals with a 7-5 decision before suffering a tough 6-7 (3-7), 4-6 loss in singles play. Strickler won both of her matches in the team's 5-2 win versus 25th-ranked Christopher Newport. She came out on top in doubles with a dominant 6-0 victory and claimed her singles bout, 6-4, 6-2.
2026 Women's Tennis Weekly Awards
Feb. 17 - Juanita Arbelaez, Washington College
Feb. 24 - Ella Strickler, Swarthmore
