ATLANTA – After eclipsing a scoring milestone while leading Rhode Island to a ranked victory, Rams senior attackman Keegan Reilly has been named the MCLA Division II Warrior Player of the Week for the period ending March 10.

Rhode Island locked horns with Minn.-Duluth on Thursday evening in Kingston and the Cranston, R.I., native buried five goals, leading the Rams to 14-5 victory.

The five markers pushed Reilly past the 100-goal plateau for his career as he now sits at 105.

“It’s easy to tell that Keegan plays a major role in what we do every time you open up the box score,” said Rhode Island coach Charlie White. :But what we're most proud of this season from him is how he has gone from just an All-American level player to an All-American leader.

“He has stepped into that role and really made it a goal of his to create offense for not only himself, but whoever else is on the field with him. The strengths of this year's team start and end with our leadership, and Keegan has embodied what it takes to be a great leader day in and day out.

“So while all anyone else sees is the points he produces, I want it to be known that his impact on our team goes far deeper than that. That's what we need from him and that's exactly what we have gotten from him.”

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

Warrior Honor Roll

Kobe Brown, Sr. – Cal State San Marcos
The Escondido, Calif., native scored three goals and dished out a pair of helpers to lead the Cougars past No. 22 Utah State.

Peter Curran, Sr. – Montana
The Happy Valley, Ore., attackman sparked the Grizzlies to a win over Division I Washington State with a sock trick.

Justin Doran, Soph. – UNC-Wilmington
Battling a short roster, the Seahawks turned to the Colfax, N.C., product who delivered with six goals and two dimes in a win over Elon.

Bryson Fell, Soph. – Utah State
In a three-game spring break swing to SoCal, the Yorktown, Va., middie accumulated five goals and four assists for the Aggies.

Gabe Forthofer, Jr. – Air Force
The Falcons breezed past No. 21 Denver thanks to five goals and a pair of dimes from the attackman out of Auburn, Ala.

Ian Kunkel, Soph. – UC Santa Cruz
The Slugs picked up a key conference victory against San Jose State aided by five goals and a dish from the San Mateo, Calif., attackman.

Jake Lynch, Sr. – Bridgewater State
The senior attackman out of East Bridgewater struck for four goals while setting up three others in the Bears upset of No. 18 Minn.-Duluth.

Cullen Robinette, Sr. – Fort Lewis
The Skyhawks took down non-conference foe UT-San Antonio thanks to a hat trick and a six-pack of assists from the Durango, Colo., native.