Heiting had a huge weekend for Union, scoring 11 goals with three assists for 15 points in a 2-1 week for the Dutchwomen. She also had 17 draw controls, nine caused turnovers and four ground balls. She started her week with four goals and seven draw controls in a close loss to #17 St. Lawrence (16-12), and then had the best game of her career on Saturday against Clarkson in an 18-8 win. She netted seven goals, handed out two assists, 10 draw controls, seven caused turnovers and four ground balls. The nine points are the most in a game by a Union player since 2016, while her goal and caused turnover totals are tied for the most by Dutchwoman in a game since at least 2004. Heiting missed Union's game against #1 Middlebury on Tuesday because she received an award from the American Physiological Society in Philadelphia.