Harvard walked home with the first-ever Ivy League tournament trophy thanks to a hattrick by Josefine Hasbo in a 3-0 victory. Adding to the impressive week is that Harvard was only even in that final because the Danish midfielder scored an equalizing goal in a 4-2 semifinal win over Princeton. The Junior leads the Crimson into the NCAA tournament in good form, now scoring in three straight games.

Player of the Week: Josefine Hasbo, Harvard

Team of the Week: October 30-November 5

GK Jenna Hall, Bucknell – Hall was in incredible form this week, particularly in the Patriot League final against Army, making 13 saves in a clean sheet through regulation and overtime before stopping three penalties in the shootout victory.

D Brooke Parnello, Wisconsin-Milwaukee – The Panthers stormed to another Horizon League Championship as Parnello scored twice and assisted another in clean-sheet victories over Robert Morris and Northern Kentucky. 

D Sophia Stram, Saint Louis – Saint Louis won the A10 Championship again, and Stram did her part with an assist in two clean sheet victories versus Duquesne and La Salle.

D Samantha Cary, Iowa – In one of the best tournament runs in Big Ten history, lowest-seeded Iowa won three straight road games to win the championship, as this week Cary played 200 minutes in clean sheet wins versus Penn State and Wisconsin.

M Josefine Hasbo, Harvard – Hasbo was unstoppable in the Ivy League tournament with four goals in games versus Princeton and Columbia. 

M Lexi Missimo, Texas – Missimo was at the center as Texas had a conference tournament run for the ages, with two goals and an assist against West Virginia, 90 minutes against Texas Tech, and two goals in a 3-1 championship win over BYU.

M Onyi Echegini, Florida State – The Nigerian international scored both goals as the Seminoles defeated Clemson 2-1 in the ACC Championship.

M Erika Zschuppe, FGCU – When the team needed her most down 3-0 to North Alabama in the conference final, Zschuppe scored a second-half hattrick to send the game into extra time where FGCU would eventually win on penalties.

F Giana Riley, Gonzaga – In a game that decided the WCC championship, Riley dominated with a hat trick against Pepperdine to hand Gonzaga the title and an automatic bid.

F Allie Winstanley, Georgetown – Winstanley was outstanding this week with an assist in the semifinal against Connecticut, plus a goal and another assist in the Big East final against Xavier.

F Phoebe Canoles, Towson – The Redshirt Senior stepped up big time in the CAA conference final as she assisted the equalizing goal against Monmouth before scoring the winning goal in the 80th minute, all to give Towson its first-ever trip to the NCAA tournament.

Honorable Mention: GK Macy Enneking (Iowa), D Quintin Tostevin (Ohio University), D Ashlynn Kulha (Old Dominion), D Mihaela Perez (UC Irvine), M Croix Bethune (Georgia), M Leah Pirro (Grand Canyon), M Lilly Short (Radford), M Lara Kirkby (Maine), M Jasmine Aikey (Stanford), F Gianna Gourley (Grand Canyon), F Caroline Kelly (Saint Louis), F Trinity Byars (Texas).

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