January 13, 2014
Sosnoski and Deviller named Pioneer Energy OUA athletes of the week
HAMILTON, Ont. - The following athletes have been named Pioneer Energy Ontario University Athletics (OUA) Athletes of the Week for the period ending January 12, 2014.
Each Pioneer Energy OUA Athlete of the Week will receive a gift card and a dri-fit T-shirt, courtesy of Pioneer Energy.
FEMALE: Jenna Sosnoski, Brock Badgers, Hockey
First-year goaltender Jenna Sosnoski helped lead the Brock women's hockey team to back-to-back shootout victories, highlighted by an upset over the No. 2 ranked Laurier Golden Hawks on Thursday evening at the Seymour-Hannah Centre. The rookie netminder recorded a career high 52 saves and turned aside all six Laurier shooters for the 4-3 win. On Sunday against the Waterloo Warriors, the New Dundee, Ont., native added 27 saves and stopped nine of 10 shooters she faced in shootout to log another 4-3 victory for the Badgers. Sosnoski recorded a .929 save percentage for the weekend.
MALE: Evan Deviller, Royal Military College of Canada Paladins, Hockey
Third-year goaltender Evan Deviller registered an astounding 94 saves over two games this past weekend for the Paladins. The Sackville, N.B., native recorded 50 saves in RMC's 4-2 home-ice win over UOIT on Friday evening. On Saturday, Deviller's 44 saves was the lone brightspot in RMC's 7-1 loss against the No. 9 Carleton Ravens.
Each Pioneer Energy OUA Athlete of the Week will receive a gift card and a dri-fit T-shirt, courtesy of Pioneer Energy.
FEMALE: Jenna Sosnoski, Brock Badgers, Hockey
First-year goaltender Jenna Sosnoski helped lead the Brock women's hockey team to back-to-back shootout victories, highlighted by an upset over the No. 2 ranked Laurier Golden Hawks on Thursday evening at the Seymour-Hannah Centre. The rookie netminder recorded a career high 52 saves and turned aside all six Laurier shooters for the 4-3 win. On Sunday against the Waterloo Warriors, the New Dundee, Ont., native added 27 saves and stopped nine of 10 shooters she faced in shootout to log another 4-3 victory for the Badgers. Sosnoski recorded a .929 save percentage for the weekend.
MALE: Evan Deviller, Royal Military College of Canada Paladins, Hockey
Third-year goaltender Evan Deviller registered an astounding 94 saves over two games this past weekend for the Paladins. The Sackville, N.B., native recorded 50 saves in RMC's 4-2 home-ice win over UOIT on Friday evening. On Saturday, Deviller's 44 saves was the lone brightspot in RMC's 7-1 loss against the No. 9 Carleton Ravens.
