Standout performances across the Conference of New England took center stage this week as the CNE announced its latest Student-Athletes of the Week. The honorees were selected for their impact in competition during the week of Sept. 21-27.
Men’s Soccer
Offensive Player of the Week - Mohamed Mehaya, Suffolk
Defensive Player of the Week - Ian Caldwell, Suffolk
Rookie of the Week - Ethan Withington, Curry
Women’s Soccer
Offensive Player of the Week - Emily Talbot, UNE
Defensive Player of the Week - Abigail Alicandro, Western New England
Rookie of the Week - Taylor Freimuth, Hartford
Field Hockey
Offensive Player of the Week - Sabrina Brunet, Endicott
Defensive Player of the Week - Riley Curtin, UNE
Rookie of the Week - Corinne Ramunno, UNE
Women’s Tennis
Player of the Week - Pamela Gonzalez Vallardi, Nichols
Rookie of the Week - Iris Gkrekou, Roger Williams
Football
Offensive Player of the Week - Bryan Ferreira, Endicott
Defensive Player of the Week - Ethan Cenesca, New England College
Special Teams Player of the Week - Logan Watts, Western New England
Rookie of the Week - Nicholas Walkowski, Curry
Women’s Volleyball
Player of the Week - Hadley Helenbrook, Endicott
Defensive Player of the Week - Marianna Hernandez, Roger Williams
Rookie of the Week - Jacquelyn Marion, Endicott
Men’s Golf
Golfer of the Week - Michael Gallagher, Suffolk
Rookie of the Week - Levi Schuster, Wentworth
Women’s Golf
Golfer of the Week - Delaney Giesen, Nichols
Rookie of the Week - Isabelle Deurquiza, Nichols
ABOUT THE CONFERENCE OF NEW ENGLAND
Originally founded in 1984 as the Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC), and reconstituted as the Conference of New England (CNE) in 2024, the CNE is an NCAA Division III athletic conference composed of 11 full member and nine associate member institutions throughout the New England region. Its membership aims to provide student-athletes with a positive experience in their pursuit of excellence through high-level athletic competition, academic achievement and community engagement. The Conference administers championships in 22 intercollegiate sports.