Stevenson University athletes Isabella Serano and Rachel Lenz earned MAC Commonwealth honors for performances from October 19-25, 2026. Serano was named Defensive Player of the Week for women’s soccer, while Lenz earned Offensive Player of the Week honors for women’s volleyball.
The Middle Atlantic Conference announced its weekly award recipients on October 27, 2026. A total of 26 student-athletes across the conference were recognized for the week ending October 25.
Isabella Serano earns soccer defensive honor
Isabella Serano made 14 saves and allowed two goals during a 1-0-1 week of Commonwealth play for Stevenson University women’s soccer. The sophomore goalkeeper recorded seven saves in a 3-0 shutout of Hood and seven saves, including six in the first half, in a 2-2 draw with Widener. Those performances earned Serano the MAC Commonwealth Defensive Player of the Week award.
Rachel Lenz leads volleyball offense
Rachel Lenz totaled 45 kills in three matches for Stevenson University women’s volleyball. The junior averaged 4.09 kills per set, hit .288, and added three aces during the week. Lenz ranks second in the conference in kills per set.
She recorded 12 kills in a 3-0 win over Hood, then delivered 24 kills while hitting .370 and added 18 digs for a double-double in a five-set match against Muhlenberg. She finished the week with nine kills against Gettysburg. Lenz earned the MAC Commonwealth Offensive Player of the Week honor.
Stevenson University women’s soccer schedule
Stevenson University women’s soccer is scheduled to play Neumann University on October 28, 2026, at 7 p.m., followed by a matchup with Albright College on October 31 at 1 p.m. The listed postseason schedule includes the MAC Commonwealth Play-In on November 2, the MAC Commonwealth Semifinals on November 4, and the MAC Commonwealth Finals on November 7. The times for those games are to be announced.
Maryland Sports Blog Take
Stevenson University earned MAC Commonwealth recognition in women’s soccer and women’s volleyball during the same award period. Serano posted seven-save performances in both matches, while Lenz combined 45 kills with a .288 hitting percentage and three aces across three matches.
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