ATLANTA – After sparking unranked Boise State to a stunning, 12-8 victory over No. 7 Oregon on Saturday, rookie attackman Brayden Holzer has earned the MCLA Division I Commanding Performance of the Week powered by Under Armour for the period ending March 5.

The Meridian, Idaho, native scored four goals and dished out an assist against the Ducks, with several of his markers coming in the second half as the Broncos were fending off a late Oregon surge. Holzer also added a pair of ground balls.

“Brayden comes into every contest with a fantastic attitude and plays with pace from the first whistle to the last,” said Boise State coach Jon Mundy. “He’s a next-level passer with a ridiculously fast release on his shot, which allowed him to find space and finish on the opportunities the game gave him.

“The leadership he showed – not only in the way he plays, but vocally, as well – is pretty rare to see in a freshman. I’m excited for his future as a Bronco and look forward to seeing what he can accomplish.”

For his efforts in earning the Commanding Performance of the Week powered by Under Armour, Holzer will receive a new Under Armour Command Head – a $100 value. Under Armour is the proud sponsor of the MCLA.

Under Armour Honor Roll

Chase Anderson, Fr. – Texas Christian
The Horned Frogs registered victories against Kansas and Arkansas thanks to seven goals and three dimes over the weekend from Anderson.

Alec Gieser, Sr. – Colorado State
The Rams senior pole put in strong work on the backline, holding Minnesota’s top gun out of the goals column while registering eight total takeaways combined with the Texas A&M victory.

Jake Gonzales, Sr. – Colorado
The Buffaloes picked up a pair of victories thanks to the play of their All-American middie. Gonzales dropped two goals and four dimes on No. 22 Minnesota while also adding two & two against A&M.

Nick Johnston, Soph. – Oklahoma
The Sooners knocked off defending LSA champion Southern Methodist, 8-3, thanks to a 17- save performance from their goalie. The Colorado product has a save percentage of 70 for the season.

Matt Klein, Soph. – Stanford
The Cardinal posted back-to-back wins this weekend thanks to 10 points from Klein. He dropped five goals and two dimes on Dominican before adding two goals and a helper versus Chico State.

Cameron Petrovich, Jr. – Clemson
The Tigers pushed their winning streak to seven games thanks to a combined five goals and four assists by Petrovich in victories over Alabama and George Washington.