ATLANTA – After leading Chapman to a pair of victories over the weekend, junior attackman George McGuirk has earned the MCLA Division I Dominant Performance of the Week presented by Warrior for the period ending Feb. 16.

The Panthers opened up the weekend with a trip to rival UC Santa Barbara and the Madison, Conn., product scored five goals and set up a sixth to help Chapman post the comfortable win.

On Sunday, Chapman jumped in on the Pac-12 Shootout action at UCLA by taking on Oregon State. McGuirk delivered again, this time with five goals and two dimes.

For the weekend he amassed 10 goals and three assists.

"George McGuirk had a great weekend for us in back-to-back early season road games,” said Chapman coach Dallas Hartley. “More impressive than his ability to score with his explosive quickness has been the ferocity in which he rides for our team. He is the heart and soul of the beginning of our offense and the beginning of our ride. The young man has a motor that never quits."

For his efforts in earning the Dominant Performance of the Week presented by Warrior, Hackman will receive a new Warrior Burn 2 – a $90 value. Warrior is a proud supporter of the MCLA.

Warrior Honor Roll

Connor Cheetham, Fr. – Southern Methodist
The Mustangs took down LSA favorite Texas A&M bolstered by the rookie’s five goals and one assist.

Sachin Gokhale, Jr. – Cal Poly
The Mustangs swept their weekend trip against Dominican and Sonoma with Gokhale combining for four goals and 11 assists in the victories.

Matt Paul, Jr. – West Virginia
The Mountaineers won their third Big 12 Classic, with Paul scoring eight goals and dishing out eight assists in the 2-1 weekend.

Jonah Rinaldi, Jr. – Concordia-Irvine
The Eagles came up a goal short of upsetting No. 2 California and it was Rinaldi’s career high seven goals and an assist that kept CUI in the mix.

Jack Ronan, Soph. – California
After scoring only seven goals his entire rookie campaign, Ronan scored four goals and dished a pair of assists against Concordia-Irvine and added two goals and a dime versus ASU.

Kerry Thomas, Sr. – Florida
The Gators took down No. 25 LSU and East Carolina helped by four goals, three assists and four ground balls from Thomas.