PITMAN, NJ -- Ella Toll, Chloe Yoder, Sara Wiedeman, and Riley Fortna all were cited by the New Jersey Athletic Conference in its player of the week honors for the week ending October 25.

Toll was named the NJAC Field Hockey Defensive Player of the Week after helping extend the Profs' winning streak to 14 games with wins over #24 TCNJ (4-1) and New Paltz (3-0), tallying one goal and one assist in the New Paltz win, marking a career-high in points. She was a key performer on defense as the Profs limited TCNJ to six shots in the win on Wednesday that clinched Rowan's sixth consecutive regular-season title.

Yoder scored NJAC Field Hockey Rookie of the Week honors as her penalty stroke goal vs. #24 TCNJ was the eventual gamewinner in a 4-1 win to help lock up the team's NJAC regular-season championship.

Wiedeman earned NJAC Women's Soccer Offensive Player of the Week after totaling nine points on four goals and an assist. The Profs locked up the #1 NJAC playoff seed and the regular season championship last week with wins over Stockton and Rutgers-Newark. After scoring a goal in Wednesday's 2-0 win over Stockton, the senior netted her first career hat trick in Friday's victory over Rutgers-Newark. The win over the Scarlet Raiders was the team's 13th consecutive win, breaking a program record.

Fortna was selected the NJAC Women's Soccer Defensive Player of the Week as the senior defender scored her first collegiate goal and added an assist in Friday's win over Rutgers-Newark while helping the Profs to two shutout victories. Fortna converted on a penalty kick in the second half while adding an assist in the first half. The Profs also wrapped up the regular season title and the top playoff seed in the process.

#10 Field Hockey (14-3, 6-0 NJAC) wraps up the regular season with games against #7 Salisbury at home on Wednesday and at Kean on Saturday.

#4 Women's Soccer (13-0, 8-0 NJAC) heads to Rutgers-Camden on Wednesday to conclude its regular-season slate.