NEWTOWN, Pa. – Five Lebanon Valley College student-athletes from four teams were honored by the Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) for their performances during the past week of events, as the conference office announced its weekly awards in a release on Tuesday, Sept. 22.
 
Senior Jillian Fidler was named the MAC Golfer of the Week in recognition of her efforts for LVC's women's golf team at the Millersville Invitational. Lebanon Valley's women's soccer team also swept the weekly awards, as senior forward Abrielle Miller was selected as the MAC Freedom Offensive Player of the Week and junior goalkeeper Camryn Porter was chosen as the conference's Defensive Player of the Week. Additionally, junior Zach Schrader was honored as the MAC Freedom Player of the Week for his production for Dutchmen Men's Tennis against Southern Virginia University. Furthermore, senior Catherine Stone received MAC Freedom Player of the Week accolades for her contributions to LVC's women's tennis team's victory over Southern Virginia. 
 
Fidler tied for third out of 51 golfers and was the top Division III finisher in a mostly Division II field at the Millersville Invitational on Monday, Sept. 14, and Tuesday, Sept. 15. She carded a 36-hole 156 (81-75) for LVC's women's golf team with a season-best final round. This is Fidler's second conference weekly award of the fall, as she was also recognized by the MAC last week. She has now been selected as the conference's Golfer of the Week four times in her career. The senior has also been presented with each of the two weekly honors that Lebanon Valley has received this year.
 
Miller totaled eight points on three goals and two assists to lead Lebanon Valley's women's soccer team to two shutout wins. She opened the week with her first career hat trick in a 5-0 win over Lancaster Bible College on Wednesday, Sept. 16. The senior also assisted both goals in a 2-0 win over Stevenson University on Senior Day on Saturday, Sept. 19. Miller's first Offensive Player of the Week award of the season marks the third of her career. The forward was also the last member of the Flying Dutchmen to earn this honor, as she collected the award on Oct. 21, 2025. 
 
Porter made eight saves across two shutouts for Dutchmen Women's Soccer, stopping four shots in the 5-0 win over Lancaster Bible and making four more saves in the 2-0 win over Stevenson. Porter's first Defensive Player of the Week award of the campaign is the sixth she has received in her career. The goalkeeper was the last LVC player to garner this recognition, earning the award on Sept. 9, 2025. The sweep of the MAC Freedom honors marks Lebanon Valley's first two weekly awards of the season. 
 
Schrader won at the top singles and doubles flight for Lebanon Valley's men's tennis team in a close 4-3 loss to Southern Virginia on Saturday. The junior teamed with senior Jesse Beck for a 6-3 doubles win before taking his singles match 6-4, 6-3. Schrader's first conference weekly honor of the season marks the third of his career. This is also the first MAC Freedom weekly award the Dutchmen have collected this fall. Schrader was also the last LVC player to be named the MAC Freedom Player of the Week, being presented with this honor last spring on March 17.
 
Stone went 2-0 at the top flights to lead LVC's women's tennis team to a 4-3 season-opening win over Southern Virginia on Saturday. The senior clinched the doubles point with a 6-2 win before sealing the match with a 6-4, 7-6 (8-6) singles victory. Stone's first MAC Freedom Player of the Week honor of the campaign marks the second of her career. This is also the first award the Flying Dutchmen have been presented with this season. Stone was the last member of Lebanon Valley to be chosen as the conference's Player of the Week, as she earned this award last spring on March 31.
 
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