LACROSSE INSIDER

Pat Spencer, Loyola Maryland

Davidsonville, attackman, junior Spencer’s long list of lacrosse records grew in the No. 6 Greyhounds’ 15-9 victory over Navy on Saturday. The 6-foot-3, 190-pound Boys’ Latin graduate had four goals and eight assists against the Midshipmen and set a school Division I record for most points in a game and tied a program mark set by Gary Hanley against Morgan State on April 25, 1979. The eight assists are a season high in Division I and the 12 points are tied for the most in a game, equaling Albany senior attackman Connor Fields’ performance against Massachusetts on March 6. Named the Patriot League’s Offensive Player of the Week on Monday, Spencer is tied for second in the country in assists (26) and tied for third in points (42).

Kerrigan Miller, Southern California

Bayport, N.Y., midfielder, sophomore Miller had a hand in both winning goals last week as the No. 12 Trojans opened the inaugural season of Pac-12 play with two overtime victories. Friday, she assisted Maeve McMahon’s goal 41 seconds into overtime for an 8-7 victory over Colorado. Sunday, her free-position goal two minutes into overtime gave the Trojans a 9-8 win over Oregon. Against Colorado, Miller also set a program single-game record with seven caused turnovers. She added two more in the game against Oregon and leads the Tojans with 22. A veteran of the United States team that won the silver medal at the Under-19 World Cup in 2015, Miller leads the Trojans (4-3) in scoring with 16 goals and four assists.