Standout performances at the plate and on the mound have earned Georgia Gwinnett College senior Kloey Goins and junior Annalise Jarvis the Continental Athletic Conference Softball Player of the Week awards.

Goins, the Hitter of the Week, led the No. 4-ranked Grizzlies' offensive attack to a 4-0 record for the week with a .538 batting average (7-for-13). The outfielder registered a hit in all four games, drove in four runs and scored an additional four runs.

The Macon, Georgia, native went 5-for-7 and scored three runs in a doubleheader sweep against Truett-McConnell University (Georgia) last Thursday. She went 3-for-4 and scored a pair of runs in a 10-8 win in the opener of the doubleheader.

Goins opened the strong week by providing the go-ahead two-run double in a 3-2 triumph against No. 16 Middle Georgia State University. That came in the first game of a doubleheader sweep last Tuesday.

The outfielder leads GGC with a .435 batting average and 14 RBI. She has scored 11 runs and hit two doubles while starting all 16 games.

Jarvis, the Pitcher of the Week, tossed a perfect game and was part of a historic combined no-hitter among her four appearances inside the pitching circle for the week. She went 1-0 and had three saves, including two against Middle Georgia State.

The Mt. Juliet, Tennessee, native threw her fourth career perfect game in Thursday's 8-0 win against Truett-McConnell. She struck out 14 batters in that outing.

Jarvis threw the final three innings of the program's first combined no-hitter in the nightcap against Middle Georgia State.

For the week, the right hander retired all 36 batters she faced across 12 innings.

The junior has a 6-0 record, with five complete games, and 91 strikeouts and a 0.15 earned run average across 10 appearances and 46 innings.

Georgia Gwinnett College (14-2) is scheduled to host No. 24 Saint Xavier University (Illinois) on Tuesday, March 5, at the Grizzly Softball Complex, starting at 1 p.m. Then, the Grizzlies travel to No. 3 University of the Cumberlands (Kentucky) for a three-game series March 8-9 in Williamsburg, Kentucky.