While the regular season is winding down for the Northeast-10, the New Haven Chargers continue to accumulate the accolades. Baseball, lacrosse, track and field and tennis all took home individual or team honors this past week.

Baseball
Outfielder Tyler Wells nabbed Northeast-10 Player of the Week as well as the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association East Region Hitter of the Week.

Wells dominated the field during the Chargers four-game series against American International College Yellowjackets. He put up 10 hits in 13 at-bats, scored three runs, walked five times and stole three bases. Wells also scored three runs during the doubleheader.

Lacrosse
Women’s lacrosse added three accolades to its extensive list last week when Gabby Buscemi, Giana Caprioli and Raegan Bailey were awarded athletic honors.

Goalkeeper Buscemi took home the first national award for the Chargers women’s lacrosse team, the Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Association Defensive Player of the Week. Buscemi is also a three-time Northeast-10 Goalkeeper of the Week. She made 10 saves against No. 18 Assumption and 18 saves over No. 20 Saint Anselm. Buscemi currently leads all NE10 goalkeepers with 170 total saves.

Caprioli was named NE10 Defensive Player of the Week, the first New Haven Charger to win this award, after she led the team with 19 draw controls and five caused turnovers against Assumption and Saint Anselm. She leads the team with draw controls and is third in the NE10 at 87.

Bailey was named Rookie of the Week for the third time this season. Prior to this week, she led the Chargers with nine goals and an assist. Against Assumption, she scored six goals ––one being the game winner. Bailey tacked on three more goals and an assist in the team’s victory against Saint Anselm. Bailey leads the NE10 at 52 goals.

Track & Field
The men’s track and field team nabbed three weekly awards after their success at the Jay Carisella Coaches Invitation Meet.

Cole Parker was named Field Rookie of the Week, after he placed second in the long jump at the meet, when he exceeded his initial seeding at 6.66 meters to leap 6.88 meters.

Jonathan Cineus won Field Athlete of the Week after taking first in the Triple Jump on his sixth and final jump. Cineus fouled three jumps before jumping 13.29 meters on his fifth and then 13.96 meters on the sixth.

The Chargers also took home Conference Relay Team of the Week. The 4×400 meter relay consisting of Ryan Williams, Blake Jandrea, Kevin Leach-Brown and Jordan Dely finished in 3:20.59.

Tennis
The Chargers tennis team swept the last two Northeast-10 weekly honors. Kacie Banks was named Player of the Week and Karim Carreras was named Rookie of the Week.

Banks, in a doubles match with Alexa Orlando, shutout Holy Cross. She had a fourth singles win during a tiebreaker, where she would come away 10-8.

Carreras, with her partner Lilia Rodriguez, also beat Holy Cross in her doubles match. During her singles, she won at a 6-1, 7-5 decision.