The East Coast Conference and Collegiate Sprint Football League each released their weekly awards this afternoon with a total of seven Molloy student-athletes earning a spot on the respective Weekly Honor Rolls.  Ayden Das, Bella Juliano, Jana Strait, Anthony Martinez, Charlie Morgan, Mael Pierre Paul, and Jack Veletanga earning recognition for their performances on the field during the week.

Das led the Lions defensively with 12 total tackles, including eight solo stops and four assisted tackles, in Molloy's 17-7 setback against Chestnut Hill to kick off the sprint football season.

Juliano scored the first goal of women's soccer's 3-0 victory over Daemen this past weekend. The junior collected an assist in the latter part of the first half to secure a three-point afternoon. Strait accounted for Molloy's two other goals against the Wildcats, setting a career-high. 

Martinez recorded a pair of strong performance during the week for men's soccer, earning a shutout with six saves in Molloy's 1-0 victory against Dominican University before making five saves against Daemen in Molloy's 7-1 victory. To cap the week, Martinez collected 11 saves, a 92 ave percentage and a 0.50 GAA.

Morgan scored twice in Molloy's 7-1 victory against Daemen, tying a career-high four points. He ended the game with two shots, both being on target.

Pierre Paul was all around the offense in the 2-0 week for Molloy. On Tuesday against Dominican, he paced the game-winning rush for the Lions that led to the contests game-winning goal in the final minute. In Saturday's ECC-opener against Daemen, the rookie totaled a career-high four points, scoring his first collegiate goal to go with two assists all in the opening 10 minutes of action. 

Veletanga tallied four points (one goal, two assists) in a 2-0 week for the Lions. The sophomore assisted on Molloy's game-winning goal against Dominican on Tuesday before collecting a goal and assist in the Lions ECC opener against Daemen.