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Ryder, an all-Empire 8 First Team pick, was one of 11 players recognized by the NABC in the EastRegion. Ryder paced the Hawks in rebounds (7.8 rpg) and finished second in scoring (17.2 ppg) behindSuderley.He ranked third in the conference in scoring average, fourth in rebounds, sixth in blocks (0.82) and eighthin free-throw percentage (.780). He scored at least 20 points nine times and had 28 points or more fourtimes, including a college-high 32 against Elmira.Hartwick went 17-11 and qualified for the NCAA Division III tournament.Hawks duo honoredA day after garnering Empire 8 accolades, Hartwick lacrosse players Jen Kaye and Phil Schaefer wererecognized by the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference. Kaye earned ECAC Upstate Women'sLacrosse Defensive Player of the Week. Schaefer was named the ECAC Upstate Men's LacrosseOffensive Player of the Week.Kaye, a senior for the 3-0 Hawks, received the honor for the second time. She also earned the awardApril 8, 2009 following a 21-save effort in a 9-7 win over Ohio Wesleyan.This past week, Kaye made 13 saves, scooped four groundballs and had a 76 percent clearing rate in a 17-11 Hartwick win over Marywood. She then made three saves, allowing one goal in the Hawks' 19-2 winover Maritime on Saturday.Schaefer, a freshman with the 3-1 Hartwick men's team, scored his college high of seven goals, and hadan assist and three groundballs in the Hawks' 15-8 victory over Farmingdale State on Saturday. He alsohad two goals, three assists, and four ground balls in 'Wick's 11-5 win over Cobleskill on Thursday.Page 86 of 179