In the most followed game of the regular season with No. 1 Florida State against No. 3 North Carolina, Jordynn Dudley, a freshman, shined brightest with a two-goal performance in an instant classic. Dudley opened the scoring as she cut inside a defender before slotting past the keeper. Then again, with the score tied 1-1, the Georgia native rose highest to head home a corner kick. And away from those two goals, the U.S. U19 National Team forward was a constant threat due to her elite combination of pace and technique. If the country was unaware, they certainly are now, as the former high school basketball and soccer star put the nation on notice.

Player of the Week: Jordynn Dudley, Florida State

Team of the Week: September 18-24

GK Emily Hardy, Dartmouth – Hardy made seven saves to help her team to a 1-0 victory despite Yale taking 20 total shots as Dartmouth continues an undefeated start to the season.

D Megan Bornkamp, Clemson – A flawless weekend saw Clemson go away to Miami and Boston College and record two wins and two clean sheets as Bornkamp started both, including a hattrick of assists against Miami.

D Hannah Anderson, Texas Tech – With a clutch last-second goal to hand Texas its first regular season Big-12 loss in 19 games before playing another 90 minutes in a clean sheet at Baylor, Anderson deserves the recognition.

D Allison Kamansky, San Francisco – Kamansky and San Francisco shocked college soccer by upsetting No. 19 Santa Clara in a 3-0 blowout with the defender playing the full 90 in a back line that limited Santa Clara to just three shots on target.

M Emma Pelkowski, Virginia Tech – As a contributor in most of the goals Virginia Tech scored on the week with two goals and two assists against Boston College and Syracuse, Pelkowski earns her spot.

M Lauren Persichetty, St. Francis (Pa.) – Persichetty had her way with opposing defenses this week with two goals and two assists between games against Delaware State and Stonehill.

M Sheyenne Allen, Brown – The best players step up when the lights are brightest, and Allen did that by saving her first two goals of the season for a 2-0 victory away at arch-rivals Harvard.

M Eileen Albers, Radford – The first 15 minutes of the game was all the German freshman needed to record a hat trick against Presbyterian.

F Jordynn Dudley, Florida State – Two goals against No. 3 North Carolina and an assist days before against Syracuse make for an impressive week.

F Morgan White, Arkansas – Putting on a show against No. 10 Alabama, White tore the Crimson Tide defense apart with two goals and an assist in an eye-opening 5-0 victory.

F Ally Cook, UCLA – Cook ensured UCLA left No. 21 Colorado as winners with two goals in a 3-1 victory.

Honorable Mention: GK Maddy Catalanotti (Marist), D Lena James (Liberty), D Kana Uchida (Long Beach State), M Anna Haddock (Auburn), M Tori Waldeck (Pepperdine), M Cori Dyke (Penn State), M Enasia Colon (Arizona State), M Aaliyah Faddoul (Georgia State), F Alex Carpio (San Francisco), F Malia Kearns (Robert Morris), F Ami Komori (St. Bonaventure)

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