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Stanford redshirt sophomore Aliya Polisky is the USA Lacrosse Division I Women's Player of the Week, the organization announced Tuesday.
The rare Tennessee lacrosse star, Polisky scored seven goals with one assist in what could be considered an upset win over then-No. 20 USC on Saturday. Polisky was instrumental in the 18-6 victory and did most of her damage early, scoring five first-quarter goals.
A member of the USA Lacrosse U20 Women's National Team that captured a gold medal this summer in Hong Kong, China, Polisky appears primed to build off a successful freshman campaign.
Continue below to learn more about the Division II and III players of the week.
Sarah Engle, M, Tampa
A graduate transfer from Loyola, the midfielder had quite a debut in her first game as a Spartan, scoring a program-record eight goals in a 26-9 rout of Rollins.
After tallying 10 goals in 39 games across three seasons for the Greyhounds, Engle nearly matched her career output in one game, including a goal on each of her first five shots of 2025.
Jovie Noack, A, Wheeling
In Wheeling's first game as a varsity program since May 5, 2019, Noack deposited 10 goals with two assists in a 22-9 win over Allegheny. She did so on just 12 shots.
A transfer from Notre Dame College, Noack made nine starts over 13 games in two seasons at her previous school. She scored 23 goals in that time. Now a junior, she's nearly halfway to that career total after just one outing with Wheeling.
Kenny DeJohn has been the Digital Content Editor at USA Lacrosse since 2019. First introduced to lacrosse in 2016 as a Newsday Sports reporter on Long Island (yes, ON Long Island), DeJohn specializes in women's game coverage. His search for New York quality pizza in Baltimore is ongoing.