Offensive Player Of The Week - Brandon Corp (Colgate) Corp dominated play this past weekend during the Patriot League Tournament. Against Navy on Friday, he led the Raiders to a 12-9 victory, notching five goals and adding an assist. As big a day he had on the stat sheet, his overall impact on the game was even bigger, as Navy did not have an answer to stopping the two-time Patriot League Offensive Player Of The Year. On Sunday, Colgate became the first team in four years other than Navy to win the Patriot League Championship. Corp was silky smooth in the 13-9 win over Bucknell, hitting the back of the net three times, and adding two helpers. Corp set a Patriot League Championship scoring record with eight goals and three assists, rinning his season totals to 38 goals and 15 assists. Not a bad weekend for #12. Defensive Player Of The Week - Matt Bocklet (Johns Hopkins) The senior defenseman was all over Homewood Field last Wednesday on Senior Night during a 16-7 victory over cross-town rival Towson. Bocklet assisted Mike Doneger's second goal of the game and grabbed a game-high 10 ground balls. Bocklet was masterful with his stick against the Tigers, scooping many groundballs in traffic, which led to offensive opportunities for the Blue Jays. Bocklet also had his way with many Tiger offensive players, stripping those who attempted to initiate offense against him. He fueled a defense that killed seven of nine extra-man opportunities for the Tigers. Bocklet is one of the most well-rounded defenders in the country. He is great on the wings of faceoffs, can shut down attackmen, and starts the Hopkins’ fast break. Rookie Of The Week - Jamie Lincoln (Denver) Amazing that this first-year midfielder has not received this award prior to this week. The St. Cathariens, Ontario native has taken the Great Western Lacrosse League by storm. On Saturday, he lit up Air Force for five goals, extending his Denver University single season goal record to 42. Granted Lincoln had extensive lacrosse experience prior to arriving at Denver (the 21 year-old played in the Minto Cup in Canada). However, scoring that many goals from the midfield while attracting long-pole attention from the opposition since the early stages of the season is an insane feat for even a senior. Lincoln has a tremendous knack for scoring and is a tough player who is willing to sell out to find the back of the net. Lincoln is certainly worthy of All-American honors this year in only his first season at DU. Quick Hits If the season were to end today (keep in mind next week could shake things up), I feel the brackets would resemble the following: Southern Bracket 1)Duke (At Large) Providence (MACC Champion) 8)Cornell (At Large) Ohio State (At Large) 5)Maryland (At Large) UMBC (America East) 4)Hopkins (At Large) Loyola (ECAC) Northern Bracket 2)Syracuse (At Large) Drexel (CAA) 7)UNC (At Large) Notre Dame (Great Western) 6)Georgetown (At Large) Princeton (Ivy) 3)Virginia (At Large) Colgate (Patriot League)