WATERBURY, Conn. -- Graduate catcher
Isaiah Velazco's big week and graduate right-hander
Joe Christiana's record-breaking performance on the mound netted the duo Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Player and Pitcher of the Week, respectively, for Post University Baseball, as announced by the league office on Monday afternoon. Senior attacker
Robbie McGrayne and freshman goalie
Aiden Waller both earned CACC Honor Roll mentions for Post University Men's Lacrosse as well in the release.
Isaiah Velazco - Pitcher of the Week - Baseball
Velazco was near-perfect this week for Post as the Eagles went 3-1 with wins over Holy Family University and the University of Bridgeport. Working his way to a .692 batting average, Velazco was 9-for-13 with six RBIs, four runs scored, three stolen bases, three walks, two doubles, and a triple. The senior did most of his work in Sunday's doubleheader sweep of the Purple Knights after going a perfect 7-for-7 with four RBIs, two stolen bases, two runs scored, a double, triple, and a walk as the Eagles won 11-6 and 2-0.
Joe Christiana - Pitcher of the Week - Baseball
Christiana made history for the Eagles in his Sunday start against the University of Bridgeport in which he threw a complete game shutout. Throwing all seven innings of the 2-0 win, Christiana allowed just two hits while striking out 10 batters and walking three to move to 5-0 on the season while picking up career win 23, the most in program history as he surpassed Nick Arnold's mark of 22.
Aiden Waller - Honor Roll - Men's Lacrosse
Waller picked up his fifth win of the season between the pipes for Post with their 18-11 win over the University of Bridgeport over the weekend to inch the Eagles closer to a tournament spot. Waller made 12 saves while allowing just 11 goals across 57:43 of action as Post outscored the Purple Knights by a 6-1 margin in the final quarter to pull away for the win.
Robbie McGrayne - Honor Roll - Men's Lacrosse
McGrayne showed out on Senior Day for Post in their lone game of the week against the University of Bridgeport, helping lead the Eagles to an 18-11 victory. McGrayne put himself in the lead on the team for goals scored after scoring seven times while adding two assists for a total of nine points as well as three ground balls.
