2005-06 Athletes of the Week
2004-05 Athletes of the Week
2003-04 Athletes of the Week

9-18-06 | Jason Stenta (Binghamton, N.Y.)

Redshirt freshman Jason Stenta (Binghamton, N.Y.) recorded his first two solo shutouts this past week. He made three saves in a scoreless tie against Lehigh and followed up with six stops in the Bearcats' 1-0 win over Hartwick on Saturday. His most important save of the week came off a corner kick with three minutes left against Hartwick. Stenta saved a header from close range off a corner kick to preserve the win. Since taking over as the starting goalkeeper five games ago, Stenta has led Binghamton to a 2-1-2 record. His goals against average stands at 1.09, including a microscopic 0.29 the past three games.

9-11-06 | Katie Radzik (Mt. Sinai, N.Y.)

Sophomore Katie Radzik (Mt. Sinai, N.Y.) won the women's race for the second year in a row, highlighting the Binghamton cross country teams' season-opening meet at the Binghamton Invitational. Radzik placed first out of 42 runners in the women's race by covering the 5,000-meter course in 19:17.3. She came from behind in the last 200 meters to defeat Elizabeth Kennedy of Colgate by one second. With the win, Radzik has now won three races during her career at Binghamton.

9-4-06 | Cody Germain (Glenmont, N.Y.)

Sophomore midfielder Cody Germain (Glenmont, N.Y.) netted a career-high two goals, including the game winner with just 2:32 left in regulation, leading Binghamton to a 4-3 win over Long Island in the final day of the Dartmouth adidas/Hypertherm Men's Soccer Classic on Sunday afternoon. In addition to scoring twice, Germain assisted on another of the Binghamton goals. He now has a team high six points (two goals and two assists) this season.

8-28-06 | Megan Hoag (Brunswick, Ohio)

In four matches last week senior middle blocker Megan Hoag (Brunswick, Ohio) led the volleyball team with 2.81 kills and 0.50 service aces per game. Against Wright State on Saturday, she was instrumental in leading the Bearcats to its first victoryof 2006, collecting a team-high 16 kills along with a match-high six service aces and 14 digs. Hoag also figured largely in BU's 3-1 loss to Big Ten power Michigan, once again leading her squad with 16 kills and adding 12 digs to record her first of two double-doubles on the weekend.

"If there was one star for us this weekend, it would have to be Megan," said head coach Glenn Kiriyama. "She was terrific today in both matches. Her aces were a huge factor in our success."