Cody Robinson was named to the North Atlantic Conference Honour Roll after a strong performance for Thomas College against the University of Maine Farmington.

Despite being limited to just three minutes against Colby due to injury, Robinson had a fantastic week for the Terriers, helping them earn a huge 4-2 conference win against UMF.

Robinson was the star man up front, earning both a goal and an assist in the game (63 minutes played). Robinson's impact was felt both offensively and defensively, often winning the ball back from the opposing defenders before helping start counter-attacks.

T’ysi Showers, Tre Burgess, Justin Sudkeo and Chance Eve all played in the match.

Xahvi DeRoza has been in superb form for University of New Hampshire and scored one goal and provided an assist to help his team to a 6-2 win over New Haven. DeRoza also featured in the 1-0 victory against University of Massachusetts a few days later.

Ayden Gardner found the net for Nichols College in their 4-2 win over Lasell University last week in a non-conference game. Gardner scored Nichols’ third goal in the 32nd minute and his side followed up that win with a 3-1 win over Western New England in their conference opener.

Tai Cariah scored the first goal for Johnson University as they recorded their fifth win of the season with a 5-0 win over Pensacola Christian. Cariah struck in the twentieth minute.

Sachiel Ming contributed a goal and an assist in the first of Syracuse University’s two matches in the past week. Ming found the net in the seventh minute to get his team off to a fine start, with his assist coming in the 76th minute. Ming also played for 70 minutes in a 0-0 draw with Boston College in Syracuse’s second game and has one goal and three assists in seven appearances this year.

La Zai Outerbridge was a starter in both matches in the last week for Hobart & William College as they continued their 100 per cent start to the season. Outerbridge helped his team to a 2-1 victory against Utica University and a 1-0 success over University of Rochester as they took their record to five straight wins to start the season.

Jace Donawa came on as a substitute for the last ten minutes in UNC Chapel Hill’s 2-2 draw with Stanford.

Austin Mobray played 83 minutes for Boston University in their 4-0 win over Army West Point. Mobray has featured in all six Boston matches this season.

Forward Andrew Armstrong played 54 minutes and had three shots during Marshall University’s 2-1 defeat to Utah Valley. Marshall play their Sun Conference opener on Friday

Danni Watson featured in both West Virginia State University’s matches in the Mountain East Conference last week. The defender played the full 90 minutes in a 2-2 draw with University of Charleston and 48 minutes in the 4-0 win over Shawnee State University.

Enrique Mendes came on as a second-half substitute in Saint Peter’s University’s 1-1 draw with Stony Brook.

Sami Carolo, Isai Gibbons and Kydan Browne were in he squad for Saint Mary’s University for their 1-1 draw with Dalhousie.

Khari Sharieff helped Howard University pick up their first win of the college season with a 1-0 victory over Radford.

Shantia Berkeley played 31 minutes in Durham College’s 6-0 thrashing of Loyalist.

Nile Bean featured for Endicott College in their 2-1 defeat to Curry.

Sailing

Christian Ebbin formed part of the successful Tulane University team that claimed first place in every competition on the water during its first weekend of the 2026 fall season.

Ebbin, who formed part of the crew under skipper Kelly Holthus, helped Tulane win the SEISA Match Race Championship as the university dominated its match-up against Texas A&M in the championship regatta, winning all three races to secure its fifth consecutive match race title.

Jordan Vieira and PJ Rodrigues represented Eckerd College at the three-division SAISA South Top Six.

Vieira teamed up with Avery Guck for two first-place finishes in A Division on Saturday, eventually finishing fifth with 64 points in that division and seventh overall.

Rodrigues teamed up with Will Alvarado in B Division and finished eighth overall.

Vieira and Guck teamed with Rodrigues and Alvarado on Eckerd's first team on Sunday in the SAISA South Tournament.

But after initially taking to the water sailors were sent back to shore due to thunderstorms in the area. Competition resumed around 2pm but only one race was completed before the wind died for the remainder of the day. With an insufficient number of races completed, the regatta was not considered a valid event.

Field Hockey

Lauren Cardwell was in the University of Toronto squad that had a successful weekend, winning both games. The Blues beat McMaster 2-0 and York University 1-0.