Norret had a phenomenal week for the Owls in their two non-conference matchups against Post and Chestnut Hill. Against Post on Tuesday, Norret shined, scoring or assisting on four of the Owls seven goals, a mark that has not been hit by the team since 2004, en route to a 7-0 win. Norret ended the match with two goals and two assists, assisting Elizabeth Bishop for the first goal of the match and helping the Owls finish strong scoring the final two goals. At Chestnut Hill on Friday, it was more of the same for Norret as she started the game off strong, assisting Bishop to give the Owls a 1-0 lead. In the 29th minute, Norret got one of her own as she fired a free kick goal into the top right corner of the goal from just outside the 18 yard box. Norret currently is tied for the Owls lead in goals with three and is in sole possession of the teams assist lead with three. Along with leading the Owls, Norret ranks second in the conference in goals behind Adelphi's Kayleigh Goodrich, despite taking 14 fewer shots. Norret also ranks number one in assists. Through the first three games of the season, the Owls sit at a record of 2-0-1, while last season they only won three games overall.

In her return to Franklin Pierce as a fifth year player, Martikainen helped lead the Ravens to a 2-0 week - which included a pair of shutouts against both AIC and No. 9 Mercy. She added an assist in the win over AIC. Franklin Pierce allowed only seven shots between the two games, with just two on goal. 

Hughes stopped 23 of 26 shots during a 1-2-0 week for SNHU. Hughes made seven saves in a 2-1 loss at RV Embry-Riddle on Monday, made seven more saves in a 3-0 shutout of Wilmington (Del.) on Friday and then stopped nine of 10 shots in a 1-0 defeat against Jefferson on Sunday.

Flint totaled three goals and six points during a 1-0-1 week for the Hawks. Flint scored her first collegiate goal on Thursday, netting Saint Anselm’s tying goal in a 2-2 draw against Jefferson. She followed with her first career multi-goal performance on Sunday, scoring twice in the opening 20 minutes, including the game-winner, in a 3-0 victory over Wilmington. Flint finished Sunday with four shots and three shots on goal. She has scored in back-to-back games and leads the Hawks with three goals and is tied for the team lead with six points through the first three contests of her collegiate career.