Plymouth Power Rankings

By Eric Brill: Sports Editor

On March 9, 2015

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As the Winter sports season comes to an end, here are the top performers of the past few months, and five to watch in the Spring.

Winter

1. Takehiro Watanabe, Skiing: The junior was able to qualify for the NCAA Championship upon finishing 2^nd overall in his second run at the Regional Championships last weekend. Watanabe will race again on March 12^th and 14^th

2. Andrew Wigg, Men’s Hockey: Despite missing the last few games of the regular season, the junior was able to capture Player of the Year honor within the MASCAC. Wigg leads the team with 15 goals and 32 total points.

3. Gordon Ceasar, Men’s Hockey: Upon having a tremendous sophomore season, Ceasar was able to produce great numbers throughout his second season as a Panther. For the regular season, Ceasar had a .915 save percentage to compliment 13 wins.

4. Zach Sarig, Men’s Hockey: As a defender, Sarig put up 25 points, and led the team with 21 assists. Aside from putting up a tremendous amount of points, Sarig was named to the MASCAC-first team.

5. Chris Perreault, Wrestling: The junior did great in the Northeast Regional Championships, finishing 4^th in the very competitive 184 pound weight class. Perreault finished the 2014-2015 season 26-8, and has a career record of 69-27

Spring

1. Amy MacDonald, Women’s Lacrosse: The senior comes into the 2015 season already tied for 8^th place on the all-time scoring list. Watch for MacDonald to potentially be named LEC Player of the Year for the second year in a row.

2. Molly Gleason, Women’s Lacrosse: Going into the 2015 season, the senior needed only six draw controls to obtain the top spot in women’s lacrosse history. Gleason also has the potential to be within the top 25 of all-time scorers in PSU WLax history if she can get 28 points in 2015.

3. Paul Reny, Baseball: As a junior last season, Reny hit .304 and led the team with 42 hits. Watch for the utility player to get off to a strong start once their season gets under way (first four games were canceled).

4. Whitney Roberts, Softball: A strong 2.74 ERA last season is something that the senior will look to build on in 2015.

5. Aaron Boss, Men’s Lacrosse: Registering three points in the first game of the season, watch for Boss to show that the Panthers deserved to be ranked better than 5^th in the LEC pre-season poll.