James Reilly is the US Lacrosse Division I Men's Player of the Week

PHOTO BY RAFAEL SUANES / GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS

Reilly went 16-for-24 on faceoffs against Denver, effectively neutralizing the Pios' star combo.


James Reilly’s first meeting against Denver on March 16 didn’t yield a performance to write home about. Georgetown’s junior faceoff man went just 11-for-23 against the Pios, resulting in a the Hoyas’ only loss of the 2021 season.

In the pivotal Big East rematch on Saturday, Reilly flipped the script. He went 16-for-24 and effectively neutralized the combination of TD Ierlan (4-for-12) and Alec Stathakis (4-for-12) as Georgetown earned an 11-10 win.

Reilly, the Conestoga (Pa.) product, is the US Lacrosse Division I Men’s Player of the Week.

Reilly ranks 11th in the nation with a .640 winning percentage, a continuation of the success he saw during last spring’s shortened season (.689).

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