TROY, N.Y. –  Senior Patch Flanagan (football) earned his third Offensive Performer of the Week nod of the season while classmate Jacob Perry (men's soccer) was named Defensive Performer of the Week for the first time in his career in addition to six more student-athletes earning spots on their respective sports' honor rolls for the week ending on October 12, the conference office announced on Monday afternoon.

Football Offensive Performer of the Week: Patch Flanagan
Flanagan accounted for 313 total yards and all four Union touchdowns in a 33-16 win over Hobart on Saturday to earn his third weekly honor in the last four weeks. The senior completed 11-of-15 passes for 197 yards, while also running 23 times for 116 yards and four touchdowns, which is tied for third on the school's single-game rushing touchdowns list. The senior leads the Liberty League in both passing yards and rushing yards this season.

Men's Soccer Defensive Performer of the Week: Jacob Perry
Perry did not concede a goal in two matches last week, stopping all 10 on-target shots he faced as Union went 1-0-1. The senior keeper made nine saves as Union knocked off a Vassar squad receiving votes in the national poll by a 1-0 score on Wednesday, then made one stop on Saturday as Union and RIT battled to a scoreless draw. Perry leads the Liberty League in saves and saves per game so far this season.

Honor Roll Mentions:

Field Hockey: Maggie Monaghan
Monaghan led Union to a 2-0 week with a pair of goals. She scored the second goal of the afternoon in an eventual 3-2 win over Rensselaer on Wednesday, then added an insurance tally in the team's 5-2 victory over William Smith on Saturday.

Football: Logan Miller
Miller had a pair of sacks and forced a fumble in the end zone that resulted in a safety in Union's 33-16 victory over Hobart on Saturday.  His sack-fumble in the end zone put Union up 16-0 in the second quarter and he added another sack inside the Hobart 10-yard line in the fourth quarter.

Women's Golf: Iyene Essien
In a field with 74 Division I competitors, Essien shot a 73 to sit in a seven-way tie for seventh after day one of the UAlbany Great Danes Invitational. Playing on the par-70 course, her 73 score is tied for third in program history and her three-over-par finish is tied for fifth-best in program annals as well. Starting on the sixth hole, she posted back-to-back birdies on the par-five 9th and 10th holes to quickly move toward the top of the leaderboard, and carded nine pars and four bogies over the final 13 holes. Her two-under-par score on the par-fives was second-best in the field on the day.
 
Men's Soccer: Lucas Montalto
Montalto scored the only goal of the game with a strike in the 57th minute as Union knocked off a Vassar side receiving votes in the national poll by a 1-0 score on Wednesday.

Women's Soccer: Taylor Bovardi
Bovardi had a goal and an assist in Union's 3-1 win over RIT on Saturday, assisting on the match's first goal and then adding the eventual game-winner less than 10 minutes later in the second half.

Women's Volleyball: Shannon McGrath
McGrath put down 25 kills with 24 digs in six sets for Union last week, as the Garnet Chargers split a pair of conference contests. The senior hit .387 with 15 kills to go with nine digs, two aces and a block in a 3-0 sweep of RIT on Friday, then added 10 kills and 15 digs on Saturday against #19 Ithaca.