Week 10: November 3, 2015
Male Athletes of the Week
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Mike McQuillen Sport: Basketball College: Niagara County Community College Hometown: Staten Island, NY McQuillen helped the Thunderwolves to a pair of victories at this weekends MSAC vs. WNYAC Crossover Classic hosted by Tompkins-Cortland CC. The sophomore guard had a team-high 20 points in a come-from-behind 100-96 overtime win over host Panthers. In Sunday's 70-61 win over Corning CC, McQuillen finished with 17 points, five rebounds and three assists.
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William Stone Sport: Soccer College: Genesee Community College Hometown: Little Hampton, United Kingdom William was named the Most Valuable Player of the Region III Division III Men's Soccer Championships last week and helped lead the No. 1 GCC men's soccer team to its second regional title in school history. Stone scored three goals and had two assists in a semifinals win over Mohawk Valley CC and scored two goals and added an assist in the finals against Niagara County CC. He totaled 13 points in two games for GCC.
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Jason Vranic Sport: Football College: Erie Community College Hometown: Wheatfield, NY Vranic led the Erie CC defense in a 17-13 win against Hocking College with 6 tackles, including 1.5 for loss. Twice the Erie defense stopped the Hawks on 4th-and-goal that could have resulted in a different game outcome. In addition, Jason intercepted Hocking on their final drive late in the 4th quarter with a return for 23 yards that allowed the Kats to preserve the win.
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Female Athletes of the Week
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Albanellys Perez Sport: Basketball College: Niagara County Community College Hometown: Medina, NY Perez led the Thunderwolves to a pair wins at this past weekend's MSAC vs. WNYAC Crossover Classic hosted by Tompkins-Cortland CC. The sophomore forward had 17 points and 14 rebounds in an 81-43 season-opening win over the host Panthers. She followed that up with 12 points, 17 boards and six steals in a 78-63 win over Corning CC.
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Sydney Stanley Sport: Soccer College: Herkimer College Hometown: Schoharie, NY Stanley collected two more shutouts in the Region III Semis and Championship game this past week, totaling 14 saves in 180 minutes played. She helped the Generals to a second consecutive Region III Championship, and now has 16 shutouts on the season to lead the nation.
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