WILLIAMSBURG, Va. – Field hockey junior Lauren Curran was named the William & Mary Student-Athlete of the Week presented by the Virginia Lottery on Tuesday.
 
Curran was voted as this week's award winner by the Tribe fanbase via social media polls on both the @TribeAthletics Twitter and Instagram accounts. Men's Soccer's Alexander Levengood, men's cross country's Jacob Jones and women's tennis's Hedda Gurholt were also honored as finalists.
 
Curran scored a goal in each of the Tribe's CAA wins over Hofstra and Northeastern last week. She pulled the Tribe even at one in the first quarter against the Pride and notched the game-winning goal with just a second remaining in the first half of the Tribe's win over the Huskies.

Curran currently ranks fifth in the CAA in goals per game (0.5) and eighth in points per game (1.12). She leads the team in goals (4) and points (9) and has scored in each of W&M's last three contests. 
 
She is majoring in kinesiology and health sciences with a concentration in allied health. Last year, Curran was named to the CAA Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll.

William & Mary Athletics and The Virginia Lottery are committed to promoting the excellence of our student-athletes in competition, the classroom and the community.

Authorized by Virginia voters in a 1987 referendum, the Virginia Lottery generates more than $1.6 million per day for Virginia's K-12 public schools. In Fiscal Year 2020, the Lottery generated more than $595 million for K-12 education in the Commonwealth, with sales of more than $2.1 billion. Virginia Lottery proceeds support programs such as school breakfast, early reading intervention and career and technical education. For more information, including a listing of Lottery funds received by all Virginia school districts, visit the Virginia Lottery's Giving Back page. In addition, you can visit our website, like us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter and Instagram, and check us out on YouTube. With all gaming, please remember to play responsibly.