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Michigan's Carrie Frost Named May 12 Western Division Player of the Week
BRIDGEPORT, Pa.
-- Carrie Frost (Jr., Saline,
Mich./Saline) of the No. 10-ranked University of Michigan
water polo team was named CWPA Western Division Player of the Week
for the first time in her career, the league announced Tuesday (May
13). Frost scored in each of the Wolverines' three contests at the
NCAA Championship this past weekend (May 9-11).
Frost helped engineer Michigan's comeback bid against No. 5-ranked
San Diego State in the fifth-place game. Trailing by three heading
into the third period, Frost ignited a five-goal onslaught from the
Wolverines, scoring a pair of goals within 30 seconds of each
other. She also had a steal in the contest. In U-M's second NCAA
Championship win in program history, Frost dented the twine once,
had an assist and a pair of steals in the Wolverines' victory over
Marist. In the championship quarterfinal match against No. 2-ranked
Southern Cal, Frost had a goal and a steal.
During her junior campaign, Frost netted 31 goals and had 27
assists to go with 37 steals.
The Wolverines finished in sixth at the NCAA Championship after
they clinched their seventh straight CWPA Western Division crown
and third Eastern Championship title.
