This week, athletes wearing the Q-Collar produced impactful performances across the sports world. Check out their highlights below.
National Lacrosse League:
- Georgia Swarm Goaltender Brett Dobson made 53 saves in the Swarm’s 12-7 loss to the Halifax Thunderbirds in Game 1 of the Semifinals of the 2026 National Lacrosse League Playoffs.
NCAA Men’s Lacrosse:
- Princeton University Midfielder Chad Palumbo tallied 6 total goals, which included this finish on the run and this snipe from deep, and logged 4 total assists across the Tigers’ two Ivy League Conference Tournament matchups, a pair of wins over Yale University and Cornell University to win the Ivy League Championship. For his performance, Palumbo was named to the 2026 Ivy League Men's Lacrosse All-Tournament Team. Attackman Colin Burns netted 4 total goals, which included this score in the title game, and tallied 2 total assists across the same stretch. Defenseman Zach Friedman recovered 4 total ground balls across the two contests.
- Jacksonville University Attackman Jack Taylor tallied 6 total goals and 9 total assists across the Dolphins’ two Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament matchups, a pair of wins over Mercer University and Air Force to capture the Atlantic Sun Conference title.
- University of Albany Attackman Silas Richmond netted 4 total goals, which included this backhanded score, and logged 3 total assists across the Great Danes’ two America East Conference Tournament matchups, a pair of victories over UMBC and the University of Vermont to capture the America East Conference title. For his performance this season, Richmond won America East Conference Offensive Player of the Year. Defenseman Max Neeson recovered 7 total ground balls and caused 3 total turnovers across the two contests.
- Long Island University Attackman Aidan Zuhoski tallied 8 total goals across the Sharks’ two NEC Tournament matchups, a win over Cleveland State and a loss to Robert Morris University. For his performance this year, Zuhoski was named to the First-Team All-NEC Team.
- Cornell University Attackman Ryan Goldstein netted 3 total goals, which included this unassisted score, and tallied 5 total assists across the Big Red’s two contests in the Ivy League Conference Tournament, a win over Harvard University and a loss to Princeton University.
- Johns Hopkins University Goaltender Oran Gelinas made 19 total saves across the Blue Jays’ two Big Ten Conference Tournament matchups, a win over the University of Michigan and a loss to Penn State University.
- Air Force Attackman Christian Schweiger tallied 1 total goal and 2 total assists across the Falcons’ two Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament contests, a win over the University of Utah and a loss to Jacksonville University.
- Siena University Attackman Patrick Radomski tallied 1 total goal across the Saints’ two matchups in the MAAC Tournament, a win over Merrimack University and a loss to Marist College.
- Yale University Attackman Sean Grogan tallied 2 assists in the Bulldogs’ 12-10 loss to Princeton University in the First Round of the 2026 Ivy League Conference Men’s Lacrosse Tournament. For his performance this year, Grogan was named Ivy League Rookie of the Year.
- Colgate University Midfielder Charlie Lohman tallied 1 total assist across the Red Raiders’ two Patriot League Tournament matchups, a win over Bucknell University and a loss to Loyola (MD).
- Georgetown University Faceoff Specialist Ross Prince went 20 for 35 on faceoff attempts and recovered 10 total ground balls across the Hoyas’ two Big East Conference Tournament matchups, a pair of wins over the University of Denver and Providence College to capture the 2026 Big East Conference Title.
NCAA Women’s Lacrosse:
- University of South Florida Attacker Sofia Chepenik netted 6 total goals, which included this snipe from deep and this score on the run, and tallied 3 total assists across the Bulls’ two American Conference Tournament matchups, a win over Temple University and a loss to James Madison University. For her performance throughout the season, Chepenik was named the American Conference's Women's Attack Player of the Year
Major League Volleyball:
- San Diego Mojo Middle Blocker Taylor Sandbothe tallied 12 total points, which included this finish, across the Mojo’s two contests this week, a win over the Grand Rapids Rise and a loss to the Indy Ignite.
- Indy Ignite Middle Blocker Lydia Martyn tallied 8 total points, which included these two finishes (#1, #2), in the Ignite’s 3-1 win over the San Diego Mojo.
- Omaha Supernovas Libero Elena Oglivie tallied 2 assists and 1 dig in the Supernovas’ loss to the Dallas Pulse.
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