The East Coast Conference released its weekly awards with five members of the cardinal and white earning Player of the Week honors. In addition, four more Lions were tabbed to their respective sports' Weekly Honor Roll.
 
Leading the way with a near sweep of the weekly awards is men's lacrosse, with redshirt senior Noah Hammon being named the Offensive Player of the Week, followed by seniors John Basile and Thomas Kofod selected as the Goalie and Defensive Player of the Week, respectively. On the diamond, senior Sean Welsh of baseball was named Player of the week and rounding out the Weekly honors is women's lacrosse freshman Jenna Italiano who was selected Rookie of the Week.
 
Joining their fellow Lions on the honor roll is redshirt senior Sean Mileti, juniors Charlie Imhof and Stevie Dabbadie, and freshman Jaden Simick.
 
Hammon led the #15 Lions with nine points on the week, scoring seven goals and adding two assists. The redshirt senior scored a season-high five goals on Saturday at D'Youville to help keep Molloy undefeated in East Coast Conference play.
 
Basile went 2-0 on the week, putting up a GAA of just 4.42 with a save percentage of .636. His performance on the week, including making 10 stops at D'Youville, helped to keep the Lions undefeated in league play.
 
For the second-straight week, Kofod was all over the place on the defensive side of the field for the cardinal and white. Kofod had five or more ground balls and three or more caused turnovers in both games of a 2-0 week for Molloy. The senior became the program's career record holder in caused turnovers (112) this week and added an assist.
 
Welsh etched himself in the Molloy record books this week, helping the Lions to a 3-0 record. The senior became the program's all-time home run leader (26), belting a two-run home run in the first inning against St. Thomas Aquinas. This was part of a three-hit, four-RBI day while also scoring twice. On the week, Welsh hit .500, slugged .900, drove in five, scored three times, doubled, and homered while getting on base at a .583 clip.
 
Italiano had a career-best nine points on five goals and four assists in Molloy's win over UDC. The freshman also added a ground ball and a draw control.
 
Mileti had his stuff working in Wednesday's victory over Bridgeport. The lefty picked up the win tossing five scoreless innings allowing just three hits and facing just four over the minimum.     
 
Imhof excelled at the dish in Molloy's 3-0 week. The junior collected a pair of multi-hit games, highlighted by a 3-for-3 day on Wednesday against Bridgeport where he drove in two and scored twice while stealing two bases. On the week, Imhof hit .750, slugged 1.000, drove in three, stole three bases and got on base at a .833 clip.   
 
Dabbadie hit .304 this past week on seven hits, including three doubles, and a home run, and drove in a total of four runs. In game two of a doubleheader against CSI, the junior went 3-for-5 at the plate with three doubles. Dabbadie drove in her first run against Mercy, and in game two against St. Thomas Aquinas, the junior hit a three-run home run.   
 
Simick tallied six points on the the week on five goals and an assist to go with four ground balls. The freshman netted a career-high four goals against Post and added an assist, leading all scorers with five points.