ATLANTA – After leading Dominican to a pair of ranked road wins, Dominican senior attackman Garrett Teagarden earned Dominant Performance of the Week presented by Warrior for the period ending Feb. 9.

Teagarden and the Penguins opened the week at No. 19 Arizona, and thanks to three goals and five assists from the Petaluma, Calif., product, Dominican took down the Wildcats, 17-15.

The following day at No. 7 Arizona State, Teagarden struck for five goals along with an assist, sparking the Penguins to the 16-11 upset.

Teagarden amassed eight goals and six assists for an impressive 14-point weekend.

“Garrett’s outside shooting ability was on display this weekend and adding the ability to feed when defenders overplayed his shot has really opened him up as a feeder,” said Dominican coach Samuel Vogel-Seidenberg. “He was calm, cool, and collected through both games and always gave us that spark when we needed it.

“His leadership with his play and voice helped lead us to two huge wins for our program. Being a senior and understanding how far we have come as a program, this was so important for him and the rest of the senior class.”

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

WARRIOR HONOR ROLL

Isaac Baker, Soph. – UC Santa Barbara
The Gauchos opened the season with a win over Sonoma State thanks to three goals and five assists from the midfielder.

Ryan Brown, Sr. – Cal Poly
The faceoff man was dominant in the Mustangs win over No. 11 Concordia-Irvine, going 17-for-19 (89.5) on draws while vacuuming up 10 grounds balls.

Lloyd Delatour, Soph. – Auburn
The Tigers split this weekend, but the midfielder was rock solid. He scored five goals and set up three others in the one-goal loss to FSU before adding two more against West Virginia.

Michael Montgut, Jr. – Arkansas
The close defender played all 120 minutes in a pair of wins against Texas Tech and Nebraska. He combined for 12 ground balls and 13 caused turnovers, dominating the backend.

Reid Smith, Jr. – Florida State
The Seminoles downed both Auburn and West Virginia this weekend thanks to Smith. He had six goals and a dime against the Tigers and matched that line against the Mountaineers.

Jimmy Wilkinson, Soph. – Pittsburgh
The Panthers rolled past Central Michigan and George Washington aided by a combined seven goals and two assists from midfielder.