CENTER VALLEY, Pa. - A trio of Loyola University Maryland women's lacrosse players have earned Patriot League weekly awards, with sophomore Livy Rosenzweig being named the Attacker of the Week, senior Lindsey Ehrhardt being named the Defender of the Week and senior Kady Glynn picking up Goalkeeper of the Week accolades, as announced by the League office Monday.
 
Rosenzweig, an attacker from Katonah, New York, tied a game-high of four goals and five points to lead the Greyhounds to a 15-12 win over No. 5 Florida, marking the program's first-ever win over the Gators and Loyola's first win over a top-five team since 2015. Rosenzweig also had five draw controls in the game, including securing two of the game's last four to help the Greyhounds preserve the win.
 
Ehrhardt posted a career-high four ground balls and four caused turnovers while limited Florida All-American Sydney Pirreca to just one goal in the win. The defender from Westbury, New York, finished the second half with two ground balls and three caused turnovers to help the Greyhounds take control of the game.
 
Glynn recorded her 13th career double-digit save game by turning back 11 shots in sparking Loyola's win. Down the stretch, the goalkeeper from Florham Park, New Jersey, stopped a point-blank opportunity and a free position attempt while Loyola was playing a man-down to help secure possession and the eventual win.
 
Sophomore Sam Fiedler was also included among the honorable mentions after recording her second collegiate hat trick and a career-high five points.
 
The Greyhounds will face their second-straight top-five nationally ranked opponent on Wednesday as No. 13 Loyola travels to No. 4 Syracuse for a 4 p.m. opening draw.