Matt Goss, Haverford

Haverford College baseball designated hitter and outfielder Matt Goss has been named the Centennial Conference Player of the Week after an impressive week at the plate, including a Sunday performance helped Haverford outscore McDaniel 27-7 during a doubleheader sweep at Kannerstein Field.

Goss scored a pair of runs in the Fords victory over then-No. 16 ranked TCNJ on Thursday in non-conference action as the Fords prevailed 7-3.

The Houston, Texas product got the start at designated hitter in both contests on Sunday, and made a mark on the box score throughout the day. In the first game, Goss launched a solo homer to lead off the the bottom of the second inning to help Haverford blank the Green Terror 10-0.

In game number two, Goss had two doubles, scored three runs, stole a base and hit a grand slam as the Fords powered past McDaniel 17-9. Goss set a new career-high with 5 RBI in the contest.

Overall on the week, Goss went 4-9 with six RBI, six runs scored, two doubles, two homers and 12 total bases. He slugged 1.333 and got on base at a .643 clip. The junior was also a perfect 3-3 in steal attempts.

Alex Ross, Johns Hopkins

Johns Hopkins junior Alex Ross has been named the Centennial Conference Pitcher of the Week, it was announced Monday.

Ross pitched a complete game shutout to lead Hopkins to a 5-0 win over Swarthmore in its Centennial Conference opener. Ross is the first Blue Jay to pitch a complete game shutout since 2013.

The southpaw struck out a career-high 14 against the Garnet and is the first JHU player to ever record at least 12 strikeouts in three games. Ross is also the first to strike out 14 for the Blue Jays since 2008.