2001 Women's Lacrosse Players of the Week

May 7, 2001
Julia Bergofsky, Middlebury
(Junior, Midfiedler - Exeter, N.H.)
Bergofsky scored six goals and assisted on two other goals in two games as Middlebury won the conference title in the inaugural NESCAC Women's Lacrosse Championship. She scored four goals and added two assists in a 16-8 victory over Colby in the semifinals. She scored two goals in a 9-6 title game win over Amherst as the Panthers clinched their eighth consecutive NCAA appearance.

April 30 2001
Betsy Wheeler, Middlebury
(Senior, Attack - Wenham, Mass.)
Wheeler scored nine goals and added three assists in two wins as Middlebury earned the top seed for the NESCAC tournament. She scored three goals and recorded her 200th career point as the Panthers handed Williams its first loss of the season. She scored six goals in a 17-6 win over Bates. 

April 23, 2001
Marcia Ingraham, Colby
(Junior, Attack - Georgetown, Mass.)
Ingraham scored five goals and assisted on another as Colby defeated Connecticut College for the second time in school history, 11-10. The fifth goal gave her 100 for her career. She finished the week with 11 goals and three assists in three victories. 

April 16, 2001
Sarah Scheessele, Amherst
(Senior, Attack - Pittsburgh, Pa.)
Scheessele led Amherst to a 3-0 week with 11 goals and two assists. She scored a game-high four goals against Wesleyan, becoming the sixth player in school history to surpass the 100-goal mark for her career.

April 9, 2001
Char Glessner, Middlebury
(Sophomore, Midfielder - Ipswich, Mass.)
Glessner scored four goals as third-ranked Middlebury defeated top-ranked Amherst 18-11. She also scored four goals and added two assists in a 19-4 victory over Union.

April 2, 2001
Catherine Clark, Connecticut College
(Freshman, Attack - West Hartford, Conn.)
Clark led Connecticut College to a 2-0 week. She scored five second-half goals to lead the Camels to a come-from-behind 10-9 win at Trinity. She scored four goals, including the winner in double overtime, and assisted on two other goals, in a 7-6 victory over Bowdoin.

Kristin Osborn, Amherst
(Senior, Midfielder - Morristown, N.J.)
Osborn became the all-time Amherst leader in points and goals with six goals and an assist in a 14-3 win over Colby. With the seven-point game, she has scored 133 goals and totaled 192 points.