GOALKEEPER

Lindsey Deason (DePaul), Jr. (1)
Made 30 saves — including two penalties in a shootout victory over Saint Louis in the final and 13 in a 2-0 win over Tulane in the semifinals — to lead the Blue Demons to the Conference USA tournament title.

DEFENDERS

Kelly Campbell (Illinois), Soph. (1)
Big Ten tournament's defensive MVP anchors Illini backline that shuts down Michigan State, Purdue and Michigan in trio of three 2-0 victories — surrendering only 10 shots on goal total — to claim conference tournament title.

Keeley Dowling (Tennessee), Jr. (3)
Leads defensive effort in shutouts of South Carolina and Mississippi, assists Lyndsey Patterson's goal and connects on a penalty in then-No. 16 Lady Vols' title-game victory over No. 13 Florida in Southeastern Conference tournament final.

Laura Koch (Villanova), Soph. (1)
Big East tournament's defensive MVP leads No. 21 Wildcats to the title in penalty-kick victories over West Virginia and Boston College, shutting out the No. 7 Mountaineers and limiting No. 18 Eagles to one goal and five shots on frame.

Kelly Rowland (Florida State), Fr. (3)
Leads No. 9 Seminoles to ACC tournament final with solid defense in wins over Wake Forest and Maryland, scoring lone goal against Terps, and nets both goals in tight tight-game loss to No. 1 North Carolina.

MIDFIELDERS

Cassie Lewis (Oklahoma State), Soph. (1)
Scores lone goals in upsets of No. 17 Texas and No. 19 Kansas, follows with solid performance in overtime victory over Missouri as seventh-seeded Cowgirls capture Big 12 tournament crown.

Allyson Marquand (Stanford), Sr. (1)
U.S. U-21 fixture scores ninth and 10th goals of the season — including overtime winner — as Cardinal beats hated rival California, 2-1, in Pac-10 final, keeping Bears out of the NCAA tournament.

FORWARDS

Katy Cross (Penn), Jr. (1)
Second hat trick in 10 days — her 14th, 15th and 16th goals of the year, giving her new school season marks for goals and points (38) — carries Quakers to 3-2 upset of Princeton.

Kim Harvey (SMU), Sr. (2)
Nets fourth hat trick of the season to lead Mustangs to 3-0 semifinal win over UTEP, scores 90th-minute winner — her 27th goal of the campaign — after setting up first goal with shot off the post in 2-1 triumph over Rice to win the WAC tournament title and an NCAA berth.

Taline Tahmassian (William & Mary), Jr. (1)
2001 national champion (at Santa Clara) scores goals in shutout wins over James Madison (3-0), top-seeded Hofstra (1-0) and Virginia Commonwealth (2-0), giving her 15 in 16 games — to lead the Tribe to the CAA conference title and into the NCAA tournament.

Lindsay Tarpley (North Carolina), Soph. (3)
U.S. national-teamer, top candidate for national Player of the Year honors scores one goal, assists five more and adds tournament MVP to ACC Player of the Year award and ACC scoring championship (first to win all three since Mia Hamm in 1992) as top-ranked Tar Heels romp past North Carolina State and Duke and edge No. 9 Florida State to win 15th successive ACC tourney title.

Number of selections to SA Team of the Week in parentheses