HOT
Salisbury
Tough to pick one team given the light schedule, but of the Capital Athletic Conference teams to win last week, the Sea Gulls did so against arguably the toughest foe in Stevenson. Salisbury got hat tricks from three players and held the Mustangs to just six ground balls, 11 draw controls and an 0-for-8 performance on free-position shots in the 16-9 win. The Gulls broke open a 5-4 game with a 7-0 run that surrounded halftime.
NOT
Mary Washington (-11)
The then-No. 10 Eagles watched a 3-1 halftime lead evaporate with a 4-0 run by visiting and unranked Washington and Lee, which hung on for the 5-4 upset in Fredericksburg, Va. Though Mary Washington won seven of 11 draw controls, it got off just nine shots and could corral only 16 ground balls, compared to 23 by the Generals.
NEW
Washington and Lee
The Generals traveled east to earn revenge for a 2016 season-opening, one-goal home loss Mary Washington. W&L returned the favor, stifling the Eagles and adequately controlling the final 17 minutes of the game to pull the 5-4 upset.
OUT
Mary Washington
The Eagles, previously No. 10, exit following the home loss to a Generals squad that was dispatched by Mount Union in the first round of the 2016 NCAA tournament.