Eagle Quartet Land Great Midwest Athlete Of The Week Laurels

Ashland University's athletic department boasts four new Great Midwest Athletic Conference Athletes of the Week, as junior women's lacrosse attacker Ashley Fisher, senior baseball pitcher Cam Scott, senior softball designated player/pitcher Cassidy Shaffer, and sophomore track and field thrower Molly Winner all were recognized on Monday (March 31) afternoon.
 
In the tied-for-first place Eagles' 22-7 home win over Thomas More last week, Fisher had four goals and four assists for eight points, and added a ground ball and a caused turnover. Prior to Monday afternoon's game vs. Maryville at Ferguson Field, Fisher was leading the Great Midwest in both assists (31) and points (63).
 
Scott took a no-hitter into the seventh inning of AU baseball's series finale at Cedarville on Saturday (March 29), ending with a two-hit shutout over seven innings. He walked two and struck out eight, in winning his second consecutive decision.
 
For first-place Eagle softball, in a 4-0 road week against Kentucky Wesleyan and Thomas More, Shaffer hit .500 (7-for-14) with five runs scored, a home run, eight RBIs and four walks. In the second game at Thomas More on Sunday (March 30), she went 4-for-4 with four runs scored, two RBIs and a walk at the plate, and allowed six hits, a run and a walk and struck out four in five innings in the pitcher's circle.
 
Winner, in the outdoor track and field opener at Cedarville on Saturday, landed No. 2 in the country in both the women's hammer throw and shot put. She set a new meet and track record in the hammer at 61.14 meters/200-feet-7), and also earned a national provisional mark in the shot put (14.98 meters/49-feet-1¾).
  SEPT. 9 – Kylee Urban (volleyball).
SEPT. 16 – Matthew McMullen (men's golf), Kylee Urban (volleyball).
SEPT. 23 – Dani Hicks (women's soccer), Abbey Queen (volleyball), A.J. Rhodes (football), Jack Talkington (football).
SEPT. 30 – LeeAnn Harker (women's golf), Matthew McMullen (men's golf), Collin Strong (football).
OCT. 7 – Lily Dowdell (women's cross country), A.J. Rhodes (football), Nate Slater (men's cross country).
OCT. 14 – Tony Pannunzio (football), Mackenzie Simon (women's soccer), Kylee Urban (volleyball).
OCT. 21 – Pedro Faria (men's soccer), Dani Hicks (women's soccer), Carter Mishler (men's golf).
OCT. 28 – GraceAnn Hartman (volleyball), McKinley Mendenhall (women's soccer), Carter Mishler (men's golf).
NOV. 4 – Ty Bowden (men's soccer), Nick Girz (swimming/diving), Ty'aris Stevenson (football).
NOV. 11 – Joey Lenczyk (swimming and diving), McKinley Mendenhall (women's soccer), Hayley Smith (women's basketball), Maceo Williams (men's basketball).
NOV. 18 – Ty'aris Stevenson (football), Maceo Williams (men's basketball).
NOV. 25 – none.
DEC. 2 – Hayden Kuhn (wrestling).
DEC. 9 – D.J. Duncan (men's indoor track), Maceo Williams (men's basketball), Molly Winner (women's indoor field).
DEC. 16 – Hayley Smith (women's basketball).
DEC. 23 – none.
JAN. 6 – none.
JAN. 13 – Zander Graham (wrestling), Maceo Williams (men's basketball).
JAN. 21 – Wyatt Bailey (wrestling), Zoe Miller (women's basketball), Payton O'Toole (women's swimming), Colton Thress (men's indoor track), Molly Winner (women's indoor field).
JAN. 27 – Garrett Baker (men's indoor field), Sarah Masuoka (women's indoor field), Hayley Smith (women's basketball).
FEB. 3 – Molly Winner (women's indoor field).
FEB. 10 – D.J. Duncan (men's indoor track), Hayley Smith (women's basketball).
FEB. 17 – Ashley Fisher (women's lacrosse), Daylen Madison (men's indoor track), Zoe Miller (women's basketball), Gabriel Seminario (men's tennis).
FEB. 24 – none.
MARCH 3 – Ashley Fisher (women's lacrosse), Alyssa McLaughlin (STUNT).
MARCH 10 – Jeremiah Cangelosi (baseball).
MARCH 17 – Tori Wanat (women's lacrosse).
MARCH 24 – Hunter Allen (baseball), Annie Duncan (women's lacrosse), Alyssa McLaughlin (STUNT).
MARCH 31 – Ashley Fisher (women's lacrosse), Cam Scott (baseball), Cassidy Shaffer (softball), Molly Winner (women's outdoor field).