ATLANTA – After propelling Indiana to a 5-0 record with a pair of thrilling non-conference victories, Hoosier sophomore attackman Carson Frey is the MCLA Division I Warrior Player of the Week for the period ending Feb. 25.

Indiana opened the week with a neutral site game in Pittsburgh against Buffalo. The Hoosiers found themselves trailing the Bulls by two heading into the final stanza, but thanks to a couple of Frey’s eight goals on the afternoon, Indiana was able to post the 14-12 victory.

The Hoosiers encountered host Pitt on Sunday and again Indiana was caught in a taut battle. Frey struck for another five goals to give IU the marvelous, 14-13 triumph.

On the trip, the Warren, N.J., product amassed 13 goals along with an assist and eight ground balls.

“Carson was instrumental in both victories this past weekend,” said Indiana coach Brent Balek. “His athleticism, skill and vision make him a well-rounded player with the natural instinct to score.

“He created scoring opportunities dodging and feeding while forcing turnovers on the ride.”

For his efforts earning the Warrior Player of the Week, Frey will receive a Warrior Burn XP2-O – a $120 value. Warrior is a proud sponsor of the MCLA.

Warrior Honor Roll

Steele Billings, Soph. – Stanford
In the Cardinal’s victory over UC Davis, the Denver native scored five goals, dished out a trio of assists while also gobbling up four ground balls.

Hale Brown, Fr. – California
The FOGO out of Bedford, N.Y., won 24-of-31 draws (77.4 percent) for the Golden Bears along with 17 GBs as Cal posted the 16-12 triumph over No. 10 Simon Fraser.

Hudson Carter, Soph. – Auburn
The middie out of Marietta, Ga., struck for four goals and an assist, leading the Tigers to a road upset of No. 17 Arizona.

Ethan Gerber, Jr. – Florida
In victories over Georgia and Texas A&M, the Winter Park, Fla., attackman amassed seven goals along with three assists.

Keaton Mohs, Sr. – Liberty
The Flames got back on track with an upset over No. 4 South Carolina thanks to four goals and a pair of dimes from the Lakeville, Minn., native.

Tyler Rosso, Sr. – Virginia Tech
In a big clash with No. 4 South Carolina, the Bel Air, Md., defenseman caused four turnovers and gobbled up three ground balls in the Hokies’ big win.

Tyler Sensiba, Soph. – Sonoma State
The Seawolves picked up a non-conference win over Oregon State helped by five goals and three helpers from the Pleasonton, Calif., native.

Reed Seybolt, Sr. – Pittsburgh
The hometown kid helped the Panthers split over the weekend against Buffalo and Indiana by combining for 10 goals along with three assists.

Will Stone, Sr. – West Virginia
The veteran out of Lancaster, Pa., helped the Mountaineers pick up a divisional win against Temple with a hat trick and a trifecta of assists.