The Cavaliers played very well against No. 22 nationally ranked Mercyhurst in their lone contest of the week as McFeeters delivered her second weekly conference honor of the spring.
The junior midfielder scored the first goal between either team early in the opening half.
Mercyhurst would take the lead at the break, but Walsh played the Cavaliers to an impressive second-half stalemate tied 7-7.
McFeeters again had a quick-strike goal early in the half. She then scored three consecutive times against Mercyhurst defense, all in unassisted fashion in less than a two-minute span.
McFeeters had five goals on nine shots and added three draw controls while picking up one ground ball. She is now tied for the league lead in total goals with Tiffin’s Elle Hamilton, each with 16. McFeeters does have the slight edge in goals per game (4.00) and is also first in shots per game (7.25).