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Camryn, Winter NFHCA DI Field Hockey Players of the Week

Oct 1, 2025 | 2025-2026, Division I, News

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO  — Mallory Camryn, a senior forward from Central Michigan University, and Puck Winter, a graduate student defender from Rutgers University, have been named this week’s NFHCA Division I Offensive and Defensive Players of the Week, respectively. Lily Procaccianti, a junior forward from Providence College, and Ellie Todd, a senior goalkeeper from Wake Forest, also received honorable mention nods for Offensive and Defensive Player of the Week.

NFHCA Division I Offensive Player of the Week

 

Mallory Camryn, Central Michigan, Senior, Forward (Ontario, Canada)

  • Totaled four goals and one assist in a 2–0 MAC weekend, CMU’s first since 2020.
  • Scored the opening goal in a 2–1 victory over Ball State, sparking the Chippewas’ back-to-back conference wins.
  • Netted a hat trick and an assist in a 5–4 overtime win over Ohio, including the OT game-winner and an assist on the tying goal with 31 seconds left in regulation.

NFHCA Division I Defensive Player of the Week

 

Puck Winter, Rutgers University, Graduate Student, Defender (Deventer, Netherlands)

  • Anchored Rutgers’ defense in a 2–1 overtime win over Ohio State, making two defensive saves in the final minutes of regulation to preserve the victory.
  • Added an offensive spark in a win over Columbia, recording two goals and one assist for a five-point outing.
  • Led a back line that conceded just one goal in 127 minutes of action across two wins.
  • Earned B1G Ten Defensive Player of the Week honors.

NFHCA Division I Honorable Mention

Offensive: Lily Procaccianti, Providence College, Junior, Forward (Cranston, RI)

  • Tallied three goals in two wins, including both goals in a 2–0 shutout of Georgetown.
  • Added the game-winner in a 3–1 victory over Hofstra, recording a second multi-goal performance of the season.

Defensive: Ellie Todd, Wake Forest, Senior, Goalkeeper (Boston, MA)

  • Anchored Wake Forest to a dramatic double-overtime upset of then No. 2 North Carolina, making 11 saves to backstop the program’s first win over the Tar Heels since 2017.

The NFHCA National Player of the Week program honors an offensive and defensive player of the week, in each division, throughout the season.