Minnesota’s Chermak Snags Warrior Prize
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<i>(Photo by Nadia Zamoida)</i>
ATLANTA – After leading the Golden Gophers to a stunning upset of a Top 5 contender, Minnesota senior attackman <a href="https://mcla.us/players/robbie-chermak-72eb9b">Robbie Chermak</a> has been named the MCLA Division I Warrior Player of the Week for the period ending March 23.
Squaring off with No. 4 Northeastern on Sunday in the Twin Cities, the Gophers pulled the 14-13 overtime stunner thanks to five goals and two assists from the Wayzata, Minn., product.
In an overtime loss to Boise State on Friday, Chermak chipped in with a goal and an assist.
“Robbie is the heart of our attack group as a senior captain,” said Minnesota coach Peter Gosen. “He always impacts every game and practice.
“Robbie does all the extra little things that don’t always get recognized throughout a game but always changes a game ground balls, rides hard and keeps everyone’s spirits up.”
For his efforts earning the Warrior Player of the Week, Chermak will receive a Warrior Burn XP2-O head – a $120 value. Warrior is a proud sponsor of the MCLA.
Warrior Honor Roll
<b>Carson Craft, Arizona<br></b>Scored nine goals and dropped a pair of dimes in wins over Grand Canyon and UCSB.
<b>James Dakin, California<br></b>Won 19-of-23 draws in a victory over Chapman while vacuuming up a dozen GBs.
<b>Trevor Douglis, Utah<br></b>Buried eight goals and set up three others in wins over Utah State and Washington.
<b>Aidan Garrett, Auburn<br></b>Went 35-for-37 at the dot while gobbling up 26 ground balls in a pair of Tiger victories.
<b>James Gartland, Arizona State<br></b>Netted five goals and contributed a pair of helpers in early-week win over Sonoma State.
<b>Alex Kraaijvanger, Santa Clara<br></b>Netted four goals while setting up a fifth while tacking on a ground ball in loss to Colorado State.