General | 10/13/2025 1:00:00 PM
PITTSFORD, N.Y. – Three St. John Fisher University student-athletes have earned weekly honors from the Empire 8 Conference.
Mason Lister (Junior, Football) – Empire 8 Offensive Player of the Week
In a 35-21 win over Hartwick on Saturday, Lister became the first Fisher player to account for five or more touchdowns in a game since quarterback Matt Naton had six passing scores in a 68-40 victory over Hartwick in November 2016.
Lister, who amassed well more than 300 yards passing, threw four touchdown passes and rushed for one. He connected with senior running back Camden Chance for two of those passing touchdowns and threw one each to senior receiver Jaylen Brantley and junior tight end Nate McGoldrick.
This marks the first time that Lister has earned E8 Offensive Player of the Week honors.
Kaylene Noble (Junior, Women's Volleyball) – Empire 8 Player of the Week (x3)
Noble slammed 25 kills while hitting .295 to go with 17 digs and two total blocks as Fisher extended its winning streak to 19 matches with sweeps of Hartwick and Russell Sage over the weekend. She accounted for 26 total points over the two contests.
Noble slammed 14 kills while hitting .364 and amassed 10 digs as part of her sixth double-double of the year against Hartwick on Friday. She added 11 kills and seven digs against Hartwick on Saturday.
Noble leads the Empire 8 in hitting percentage (.313) and kills (252). She's been named conference Player of the Week three times.
Kalyna Dannenberg (Freshman, Women's Volleyball) – Empire 8 Women's Volleyball Co-Rookie of the Week
Now a five-time recipient of E8 Rookie of the Week honors, Dannenberg recorded 21 kills while hitting .390 and amassed 18 digs, two service aces and two total blocks as the Cardinals swept Hartwick and Russell Sage to improve to 19-1 over the weekend. She amassed 24 total points over the two contests.
Dannenberg had 11 kills while hitting .333 and totaled 10 digs for her sixth double-double of the season against Hartwick. She had 10 kills on a .471 hitting percentage to go with eight digs in the sweep of Sage on Saturday.
