PLAYER OF THE WEEK

Jeff Lynch, Johns Hopkins (So, 1B, Sewell, NJ / St. Joseph)

Lynch hit .480 (12-of-25) in six games last week with a .920 slugging percentage in leading the Jays to the Centennial championship. He hit three home runs, driving in 12 runs and scoring 10 times.

PITCHER OF THE WEEK

Matt Wiegand, Johns Hopkins (Gr, RHP, San Diego, CA / La Jolla)

Wiegand tossed a complete-game five-hitter as the Blue Jays defeated Franklin & Marshall, 5-3, in the winners’ bracket semifinal round of the Centennial tournament. He struck out eight batters and surrendered just three walks. Wiegand also picked up a win earlier in the week vs. Muhlenberg, allowing one run on five hits and fanning seven.

AROUND THE CONFERENCE - complete release

Johns Hopkins won its fifth straight Centennial title with wins over Ursinus, Franklin & Marshall and Haverford in the double-elimination championship tournament. It is the Blue Jays’ 12th Conference crown.

Dickinson raised its school record for wins in a season to 21 with a 6-3 victory over Muhlenberg. The Red Devils had not won more than 17 games in a season since joining the Centennial in 1994.

Franklin & Marshall SS Matt Will (Oreland, PA / Upper Dublin) closed his career as the school’s all-time leader in on-base percentage (.511) and runs scored (160). He drew 41 walks this season, becoming just the third player in Centennial history to amass 40 or more bases-on-balls.

Gettysburg senior RHP Matt Karis (Southborough, MA / Noble & Greenough School) tied the school single-season record for complete games (8). Sophomore LHP Ryan Taylor’s (Eldersburg, MD / Loyola Blakefield) 74 strikeouts was the most by a Bullet pitcher since 1990.

Haverford SS Charlie Carluccio (W. Windsor, NJ / W. Windsor-Plainsboro North) is tied for eighth place on the Centennial career hit list (190) and tied for ninth with 20 home runs.

Muhlenberg senior 1B Joe DiCecilia (Phillipsburg, NJ / Phillipsburg) is one of just three players in program history with two 50-hit seasons, concluding 2011 with 51. He also hit a home run in his final collegiate at-bat.

Swarthmore sophomore RHP Ramsey Walker (Kuttawa, KY / Lyon County) posted the third-highest total of saves (7) in Conference history.

Washington College junior SS Ryan Normoyle (Lenape, NJ / Lenape) is the school’s career leader in doubles (38) and total bases (234).