DANBURY, CONN. – ECAC Hockey has selected the women’s weekly award winners for the week ending on October 12th, 2026: Ethan Wyttenbach (So., Quinnipiac), Will Felicio (Jr., Union), Luke Garry (Fr., Union) and Nate Krawchuk (So., RPI).
High Peaks Resort Forward of the Week
Ethan Wyttenbach (So., Quinnipiac) has been named the High Peaks Resort Forward of the Week. The 2026 Tim Taylor National Rookie of the Year has been crucial to the Bobcats' offense. In their weekend series against the Maine Black Bears, the New York native tallied an assist on teammate Mason Marcellus' goal at 4:49 to help tie up the score Friday night. He then scored the game-winner at 10:22 of the first period. The next day, Wyttenbach picked up two assists on the team's second and third goals, but it was not enough as the Bobcats fell 5-3 to the Black Bears.
Defender of the Week
Will Felicio (Jr., Union) has been named the ECAC Hockey Defender of the Week. The Holden, Massachusetts native was a standout on the blueline for the Garnet Chargers. In their home opener Saturday night against Alaska Fairbanks, the junior assisted teammates Luke Garry and Connor Smith on the fifth and sixth goals of the game, racking up two points. Union heads into this week 2-0 and looks to extend the streak when they host Providence Friday at 7:00 pm.
Rookie of the Week Presented by Just Play
Luke Garry (Fr., Union) has been named Rookie of the Week Presented by Just Play following Union’s impressive 7-1 win over Alaska Fairbanks. The Sioux City Musketeers alum recorded his first collegiate goal in the second period, and then 6:37 later tallied an assist on teammate Tytler Dunbar's power-play goal. The Minnesota native did not stop there, as he scored his second collegiate goal 6:44 into the third period to make it 5-1. Union looks to stay hot this Friday when they take on No. 9 Providence at home.
MAC Goaltending Goaltender of the Week
Nate Krawchuk (So., RPI) has been awarded the MAC Goaltending Goalie of the Week award. The sophomore goalie went 1-1 this past weekend against Ohio State. Friday night, he was a brick wall, securing a 3-0 win with a 36-save shutout for the Engineers. The next night, the Thunder Bay, Ontario native made 30 saves with three goals against, finishing the weekend with an impressive .957 save percentage. The Engineers look to bounce back when they host Long Island University this coming weekend.
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