IPFW's Roehm, WIU's Donnelly Earn Weekly Awards

OFFENSIVE
Rebekah
Roehm, IPFW
So., MH,
Willshire, Ohio/Parkway HS
Roehm
earns Offensive Player of the Week honors after leading the
Mastodons to a 2-1 record and a pair of Summit League victories
last week. In IPFW's crucial five-game win over South Dakota State,
a team that was previously unbeaten in league play, she posted a
match-high 19 kills and a career-high six service aces. In a 3-1
win over IUPUI, Roehm finished with a career-high 20 kills to go
along with eight digs and three service aces. For the week, she
averaged 4.08 kills, 1.67 digs, 0.75 service aces and 0.50 blocks
per game.
Also
nominated: Lindsay Bekelja, Centenary; Devika Bellamy, IUPUI; Jamie
Hagerman, UMKC; Christy Stuewe, North Dakota State; Amy Golem,
Oakland; Jackie Oliveira, Oral Roberts; Emily Rooney, South Dakota
State; Amu Sauerwein, Western Illinois.
Previous
winners: Oct. 1 - Brooke VandenBergh, North Dakota State; Sept. 24
- Kristina Martin, South Dakota State; Sept. 17 - Jackie Oliveira, Oral Roberts; Sept.
10 - Adrienne Leone, Oakland; Sept. 4 - Jessica Miller, IPFW; Aug.
27 - Christy Stuewe, North Dakota State.
DEFENSIVE
Michelle
Donnelly, Western Illinois
Sr.,
MH/RS, Bloomington, Ill./Central Catholic
Donnelly
nabs Defensive Player of the Week honors after averaging 2.00
blocks per game in a pair of Summit League victories last week. In
a five-game win over defending champion Oral Roberts, she recorded
a career-high 10 total blocks, including three solos. She followed
that up with four blocks in just two games played in a sweep of
Centenary.
Also
nominated: Cynara Martins, IPFW; Chelsea Bastin, IUPUI; Mandy
Tipton, UMKC; Kari Fagnan, North Dakota State; Hallie Beattie,
Oakland; Nicole Weis, Oral Roberts; Amy Anderson, South Dakota
State.
Previous
winners: Oct. 1 - Amy Anderson, South Dakota State; Sept. 24 -
Samantha Pearson, South Dakota State; Sept. 17 - Samantha Pearson,
South Dakota State; Lauren Duquette, Oakland; Sept. 10 - Kari
Fagnan, North Dakota State; Sept. 4 - Samantha Pearson, South
Dakota State; Aug. 27 - Kari Fagnan, North Dakota
State.