PITMAN, NJ -- The New Jersey Athletic Conference honored Sophia Weisler, Evan Vilaboy, Abby Chadwick, Jim Mahoney, and Caitlin Kulins in its weekly awards for the week ending October 18th.

Weisler was named the NJAC Field Hockey Defensive Player of the Week as she played a key role in a pair of road shutouts last week as the Profs defeated Widener, 3-0, and Montclair State, 4-0. The sophomore also handed out two assists in the win at Montclair State on both of Sydney Kowalczyk's goals to give her four assists on the season. It marks Weisler's first weekly honor of the season

Vilaboy earns the NJAC Men's Soccer Offensive Player of the Week honor as he totaled two goals and one assist in two matches. In the 2-2 draw at #19 Montclair State, the junior scored Rowan's first goal on a penalty kick to tie the game at 1-1. Then with the Profs trailing, 2-1, tallied the equalizer with 30 seconds remaining in regulation to secure the draw and keep the Profs unbeaten. Vilaboy assisted on the team's second goal in the 3-0 win over Kean on Saturday. 

Chadwick scored NJAC Women's Volleyball Player of the Week accolades after hitting .348 (43-11-92) in a 3-0, 1-0 NJAC week to help the Profs hit a program record with its 17th straight win. On Tuesday, the senior put down 17 kills (.324/17-5-37 hitting) in the four-set win. In the first match of Saturday's tri-match, she recorded eight kills on 13 swings with zero errors in the sweep over Brooklyn. Soon after, she recorded a match-high 18 kills and added nine digs to help take down Salisbury in four sets.

Mahoney was cited as the NJAC Men's Swimmer of the Week after the junior scored a pair of first-place finishes and was part of a winning relay in Friday's win over Montclair State. Mahoney claimed both the 100 (58.24) and 200 breast (2:11.20). He also was a member of the 200 medley relay (1:34.94), where he put in a 26.10 split.

Kulins captured NJAC Women's Swimming Rookie of the Week honors as the freshman won both the 500 (5:23.44) and 1000 free (10:57.98) in Friday's dual meet win vs. Montclair State. Kulins swam in the 400 free relay C team (3:55.04) where she posted a 59.10 split.

The 15th-ranked field hockey team (12-3, 4-0 NJAC), winners of 12 games in a row, will host #24 TCNJ in a showdown for first-place in the NJAC on Wednesday evening at 6:30 p.m. 

The #3 men's soccer team are still without a loss, boasting a 10-0-3 record (4-0-2 NJAC). Rowan heads to rival Stockton on Wednesday and then to Rutgers-Newark on Saturday. 

Rowan Volleyball (19-2, 4-0 NJAC) will test its school record win streak on Tuesday when Kean visits Esby Gymnasium.

Both the men's (2-0) and women's (2-0) swim teams return to action next Saturday, October 31st as the Profs welcome Salisbury to the Tony Lisa Natatorium.