The College Soccer News National Team Of the Week recognizes individual Players On Both Sides of the ball who played a key role in the level of success that their team experienced during the Week
 | Sarah Sodoma – Senior – Forward – Arkansas State Sodoma contributed the assist on freshman midfielder Abigail Miller’s game-winner in Arkansas State’s 1-0 win over Little Rock. Sodoma also scored twice to help power the Red Wolves to a 3-0 win over Louisiana Monroe. Arkansas State improves to 6-0-0 during which time they have scored a total of fifteen goals while allowing only one. |
 | Kiki Van Zanten – Sophomore – Forward – Notre Dame Van Zanten is an impact player who has made the most of the time she has been on the pitch for the Irish. She contributed a goal in Notre Dame’s 2-0 win over Boston College and scored twice in their 2-0 victory over Syracuse. Notre Dame improves to 3-1-0 after a season opening loss to FSU. |
 | Monigo Karnley – Junior – Forward – Mississippi State Karnley gave the Bulldogs the edge they needed to top Ole Miss 1-0 when she skillfully created the angle she needed to thread a shot into the back of the frame out of a corner kick. The win was the first for Mississippi State over Mississippi in Oxford since 2001. The Bulldogs are now 1-0-2. |
 | Yazmeen Ryan – Senior – Midfielder – TCU Ryan is a difference maker who made her presence known once again. Ryan was fouled and awarded a penalty kick which she cleanly finished to give TCU a hard fought 1-0 win over Iowa State. The goal was her 18th career goal and 10th career game-winner. TCU is now 2-0-1. |
 | MacKenzie Gibbs – Senior – Midfielder – Coastal Carolina Gibbs came through in the clutch for the Chants. She utilized her left foot to place a shot that tipped off the right post and into the back of the frame with only 44 ticks left on the clock in the second overtime period to give Coastal Carolina a 1-0 win over Appalachian State. The Chants improve to 3-1-0. |
 | Emina Ekic – Senior – Midfielder – Louisville Ekic is a playmaker. She found the back of the net twice and contributed an assist in Louisville’s 3-0 win over Syracuse. She followed that up with a goal and an assist to play a key role in Louisville’s 2-0 win over Boston College. The Cardinals improve to 3-1-0. |
 | Abby Boyan – Junior – Midfielder – Georgia Boyan contributed her second game-winning goal of the young season for the Bulldogs when she displayed nice touch on the ball to create the space she needed to drive a shot into the left side of the net in a 1-0 win over Tennessee. Georgia is 2-0-1 and off to their best start in Southeastern Conference play since 2009. |
 | Malia Berkely – Redshirt Senior – Defender – Florida State FSU has been impressive on both sides of the ball. Berkely was part of a tenacious Seminole defense that limited Virgina Tech to one shot on goal in a 4-0 win and Wake Forest to two shots on goal in a 4-0 win. FSU is 4-0-0 to date during which time they have scored 14 goals and allowed none. |
 | Alex Augustyn – Junior – Defender – Louisiana – Augustyn contributed the assists on the goals scored by teammates Una Einarsdottir and Lizzie Mayfield and was part of a Ragin’ Cajuns backline that held Louisiana Tech to only two shots on goal in a 2-0 win over the Lady Techsters. Louisiana improves to 4-3-0 overall while Louisiana Tech drops its season opener. |
 | Maycee Bell – Sophomore – Defender – North Carolina – Bell was part of a rock solid Tar Heel backline that held Clemson to two shots on goal in North Carolina’s 2-0 win over Atlantic Coast Conference foe Clemson. The Tar Heels improve to 4-0-0. |
 | Jennifer Wandt – Senior – Goalkeeper – Baylor Wandt anchored a Baylor defense that shutout a high octane Oklahoma State offense to secure a 0-0 draw. Wendt had a six save evening and established a new Baylor program record with her 28th career shutout. The contest was a young Butler teams third scoreless game of the season. Baylor is 0-1-3. |
