| Tony Pineda – Junior – Forward – West Virginia – Pineda was responsible for two of the Mountaineers goals in their season opening on the road 3-0 win over a good Charlotte team. West Virginia will host Northern Illinois on Saturday, March 6. The win was the first at West Virginia under the guidance of new head coach Dan Stratford. |
| MD Myers – Sophomore – Forward – High Point – Myers placed two in the back of the frame for the third consecutive contest for High Point. This week he scored both of the Panthers goals in their 2-1 win over Wofford. High Point improves to 3-0-0 with a tough contest on the road on Monday, March 1 against Liberty followed by a Big South matchup with Presbyterian on Sunday, March 7. |
| Dante Polvara – Sophomore – Forward – Georgetown – Polvara drove a header out of a corner kick served in by Aidan Rocha into the back of the net and converted a penalty kick as Georgetown returned to the pitch after a long absence to secure a 3-0 season opening win over Villanova University. The Hoyas host Big East member Seton Hall on Wednesday, March 3. |
| Alex Meinhard – Redshirt Freshman – Forward – Tulsa – Meinhard had a proficient two goal and one assist evening to play a big role in Tulsa’s 3-1 win over UCF. The Golden Hurricane improve to 2-0-0 and will seek to build on their success to date when they travel to Tampa to square off with American Athletic Conference foe South Florida on Saturday, March 6. |
| Nkusuwila Zula – Junior – Forward – UIC – Zulu scored twice to help the Flames come from a goal down to top IUPUI 2-1. UIC now set their sites on a match with Green Bay in Green Bay on Saturday, March 6. UIC improves to 3-0-1. |
| Noah Luescher – Senior – Midfielder – Binghamton – Luescher scored from close range out of a throw in with an assist from Michael Bush and drove a shot into the upper-left corner of the frame out of a free kick to power the Bearcats past Albany 2-1 in their season opener. Binghamton returns to the pitch on Friday, March 5 to face a good NJIT team. |
| Rory O’Driscoll – Sophomore – Midfielder – New Hampshire – O’Driscoll came through in the clutch scoring the game-winner in overtime in New Hampshire’s season opening 2-1 win over UMass Lowell. He also contributed the helper on senior defender Victor Menudier’s goal. New Hampshire will resume play when they host Northeastern on Saturday, March 6. |
| Lucas Meek – Redshirt Junior – Midfielder – Washington – Meek played a pivotal role in Washington’s 2-0 win over Pac-12 opponent California. He drew a foul in the box that resulted in a penalty kick conversion by teammate Dylan Teves and added the insurance goal for Washington when he decisively sent a header into the back of the net after receiving a cross from Charlie Ostrem. |
| Idris Alabi – Redshirt Junior – Defender – Dixie State – Alabi scored twice to lead Dixie State past Incarnate Word 2-1. The win was Dixie State’s first ever win at the Division I level and their first victory as a member of the Western Athletic Conference. The Trailblazers will seek to keep the momentum alive when they host Seattle on Saturday, March 6. |
| Bryce Washington – Senior – Defender – Pittsburgh – Washington’s penalty kick proved to be the game-winner in Pitt’s 1-0 spring season opening win over Duquesne. He was also a key part of a solid Panther defensive effort. Pittsburgh improves to 8-1-0. The Panthers will tangle with North Carolina in Chapel Hill on Friday, March 5. |
| Djibril Doumbia – Sophomore – Goalkeeper – Old Dominion – Doumbia had a seven save evening in route to anchoring a Monarch defense that shutout William and Mary 1-0 in their season opener. ODU travels to Birmingham to face UAB on Saturday, March 6. |