Women's Swimming & Diving – Swimmer of the Week – Sydney Koehler 

Sydney Koehler won two individual events and two relays to open the season against Hartwick and Scranton on Saturday. Koehler posted times of 1:07.41 in the 100 breaststroke and 2:30.08 in the 200 breaststroke to win both events by four seasons. The 200 medley relay clocked in at 1:49.83 and the 200 free relay finished in 1:39.94. All four times are currently tops in the Liberty League.

Women's Swimming & Diving – Diver of the Week – Madison Morris   

Madison Morris won both dives during Ithaca's season-opener against Hartwick and Scranton on Saturday as she earned 273.35 on the 1-meter board and 272.65 on the 3-meter board. Both scores exceeded NCAA Regional standards.

Volleyball Performer of the Week – Addison Leadbetter

Addison Leadbetter and the Bombers went 3-0 on the week, Sweeping all of their opponents for 12 straight sets. They are currently on an 11 match winning-streak, winning 18-straight sets. Leadbetter hit .475 on the week, recording just one error. She was 10-0-16 against William Smith on Wednesday. She had 17 blocks on the week, eight solo and nine assisted to average 1.39 blocks per set. She also added four service aces.

Women's Swimming & Diving Rookie of the Week – Riley Hauber   

Riley Hauber won three events in her first-ever appearance with the swimming & diving as the Bombers took on Hartwick and Scranton on Saturday.  Hauber swam the 100 backstroke in 59.42 seconds, the 200 back in 2:09.37 and the 200 individual medley in 2:15.98. She's tops in the Liberty League in all three events.

Men's Soccer Rookie of the Week – Maddox Ward

Maddox Ward and the Bombers went 1-0-1 on the week. The defender scored the team's equalizer in Wednesday's 2-2 tie with then-No. 4 St. Lawrence University off a header. This was his first collegiate tally, a crucial one.

HONOR ROLL

Brayden Milbrandt and the Bombers went 1-0-1 on the week, tying #4 St. Lawrence University 2-2 on Wednesday, before claiming their first Liberty League win over Union College on Saturday, 1-0. Milbrandt made two saves against the Saints before recording four against the Garnet Chargers. He now has a league-best eight shutouts. He ranks second in goals against average with a mark of .81. He is tied for third in saves with 48.

Bennett Molitor-Kirsch won three events to open the season for the men's swimming & diving team as Ithaca swept Hartwick and Scranton. Molitor-Krisch took the top sop in the 1000 freestyle, 500 free and 200 free relay.