Cleary's Sheppard, UMD's Hartwell Named Players of the Week
By WHAC Athletic Communications
The Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference (WHAC) has announced its Men's Hockey Player of the Week Awards, presented by Tarkett Sports Construction, earlier today. Student-athletes are nominated by their host institutions' sports information department and selected via a vote by conference SID's.
This week, SID's have chosen Cleary's Bennett Sheppard as the Offensive Player of the Week and UM-Dearborn's Max Hartwell as the Defensive Player of the Week.
Sheppard repeats as offensive player of the week, continuing his hot stretch of play. The junior netted his second hat-trick of the season on Saturday to follow up a five-point effort on Friday as Cleary swept Toledo. Sheppard is now second on the team with 22 total points and Cleary has now won nine-straight games.
Hartwell helped the Wolverines to a WHAC sweep of Rochester Christian. He was also involved on the offensive end, scoring a pair of power-play goals and tallying four total points on the weekend.
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Player of the Week Archive:
9/29
Offensive: Blair Krawchyk, Cleary
Defensive: Jake Mullins, Rochester Christian
10/6
Offensive: Will Barrett, UM-Dearborn
Defensive: Nick Meyering, Cleary
10/13
Offensive: Shaun Zatelli, Rochester Christian
Defensive: Trevor Heslop, UM-Dearborn
10/20
Offensive: Mason Bazaluk, Indiana Tech
Defensive: David Dell, UM-Dearborn
10/27
Offensive: Dylan Tammadge, Cleary
Defensive: Nick Meyering, Cleary
11/3
Offensive: Bennett Sheppard, Cleary
Defensive: Ryan Nickerson, Cleary
11/10
Offensive: Bennett Sheppard, Cleary
Defensive: Max Hartwell, UM-Dearborn
