Caroline Ramsey, the Offensive Player of the Year from No. 17 Cornell, currently ranks second nationally with 1.50 goals per game (24 total goals) while 3.38 points per game are also second in Division I. Ramsey helped the Big Red, one of the nation’s most high-powered offenses, lead the nation with 3.62 goals per game and 11.12 points per contest. Ramsey scored a goal in 12 matches overall, including seven multi-goal contests with eight game-winning goals. In addition, Ramsey contributed with three defensive saves, tied for third in the conference. Ramsey is the first major award winner for Cornell since Marisa Siergiej was the Defensive Player of the Year in 2015.