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Alyssa Heuchert, @rrcrebels’ first-year winger from Oakbank, Manitoba, has been named the MCAC’s female Athlete of the Week! • This weekend, Heuchert scored a goal in each of the Rebels two games and added an assist in their 4-1 win over the ACC Cougars. Both games were competitive and had significant playoff implications on the line. • Her offense helped the Rebels earn four points this weekend and she now leads the Rebels with four goals and two assists on the season. • Injury issues forced some lineup changes for the Rebels and Heuchert was asked to play a central midfield role to help defend their lead. • “She was very effective in pressuring the ball and regaining possession,” said head coach Doug Lawrie. “Her performance this weekend was outstanding.” • The Rebels will take on the top two teams in the conference this weekend as they visit the BU Bobcats (5-2-1) on Saturday and then host the CMU Blazers (3-3-2) on Sunday.

Bret Sveinson, @provathletics’ first-year forward from Stonewall, Manitoba, has been named the MCAC’s male Athlete of the week! • Sveinson notched four total goals, two in each game, this weekend as he helped the Pilots go 2-0 and clinch a playoff spot. • “He had his best weekend to date with us,” said head coach Joey Passi, “I knew coming in he would be able to make an impact in his first year, but it took a little while due to a couple lingering injuries” • “Now that the rust is off, Bret is starting to show the impact he can have,” Passi continued. “When on his game he's a force offensively. He's got speed, dribbling, finishing ability, and creativity to create something out of nothing. He's finding his A game at the right time for us." • The Pilots (5-1-2) sit in second place in the conference going into the weekend as they visit the CMU Blazers (4-1-3) on Saturday and host the ACC Cougars (0-0-8) on Sunday.

Congratulations to Caitlyn Kruk, third-year right-side for the @lesrougesusb women’s volleyball team, who is our female Athlete of the Week! Kruk was a driving force in Les Rouges’ preseason tournament win at the Rebels Invitational. She finished the weekend with seven aces, 21 kills and 22 digs while playing out of position. Les Rouges defeated the ACC Cougars 2-0 in the tournament final, 27-25 and 28-26. Les Rouges will also take part in this weekend’s preseason tournament out at Providence before their regular season starts Friday, November 2 against the CMU Blazers.

Congratulations to Yeri Concepcion, Fort Richmond Collegiate graduate and first-year winger for the @cmu_blazers’ men’s soccer team, who is our male Athlete of the Week! Concepcion notched a hat-trick in the Blazers 5-0 win over the RRC Rebels this past weekend and now has eight goals in his rookie campaign. Last year, he was a member of the Bonivital U17 boys’ team that won the 2017 National Championship and was recognized as Team of the Year by Sport Manitoba. The CMU Blazers are tied for second in the conference through six games with a 3-1-2 record. The Blazers visit the USB Les Rouges this Saturday at 3:15 then host the BU Bobcats on Sunday at John Scouras Field.

Jerra Green, rookie forward from the @cougarsacc women's soccer team, is our female Athlete of the Week! “Jerra is an outstanding athlete,” said head coach Mark Murray. “She leads our forward line with power and pace and is almost unstoppable for opposing defenders.” In her rookie season in the MCAC, she is leading the conference in goals with 10 of her team’s thirteen total. She is a force to be reckoned with playing both a physically and mentally strong game. She is a leader on and off the field, bringing a mature, positive and competitive attitude every day. This last weekend Jerra scored all four goals in the Cougars 4-2 win against the then top ranked PUC Pilots and then followed it up the next day with another goal to draw (1-1) with CMU Blazers. The Cougars’ women’s soccer team is off this Thanksgiving weekend, but then will host its Brandon rivals on Saturday, October 13 at 1:00 PM.

Alex Alvarado, junior midfielder for the conference leading @bubobcats , is our male Athlete of the Week! “He is key in breaking up the opponent’s attacks while also building our attack going forward,” said Bobcats head coach Jesse Roziere. Alvarado played a big part in the Bobcats building a 3-0 lead over the CMU Blazers on Saturday and ultimately securing the 3-2 win. He followed up his play with a “player of the game” like performance in Providence helping his team work from behind for the first time this season. The Bobcats’ men’s soccer team is taking a well-deserved break this Thanksgiving weekend, but get going again the following weekend when they take on their Brandon rivals the ACC Cougars.

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