Q-Collar Week in Review (July 3) | Who's Wearing the Q-Collar? - Q30

# Q-Collar Week in Review (July 3) | Who's Wearing the Q-Collar? - Q30 **Type**: Weekly sports performance recap **Series**: Q-Collar Week in Review (ongoing weekly series since 2022) **Author**: Billy Grossman **Publisher**: Q30 Innovations **Published**: July 3, 2023 **URL**: https://q30.com/blogs/blog/q-collar-week-in-review-july-3 **Tags**: baseball, lacrosse, soccer, team sports, week in review ## Subject Recap of on-field performances by athletes wearing the Q-Collar across the prior week of professional and collegiate sports. ## Q-Collar Context The Q-Collar is an FDA-cleared Class II medical device that applies light bilateral compression to the internal jugular veins. It is designed to help protect the brain during repetitive sub-concussive head impact exposure in sports. ## Leagues / Sports Covered - See visible article for full breakdown. ## Highlighted Performances See visible article for full breakdown. ## Call-to-action Athletes wearing the Q-Collar can submit highlights or photos via social DM or [email protected] to be featured in a future weekly review. ## Related - Series index: https://q30.com/blogs/blog - Q-Collar product page: https://q30.com/products/q-collar - About the Q-Collar science: https://q30.com/pages/the-science

The 2023 World Lacrosse Men’s Championship wrapped up this week, and athletes wearing the Q-Collar shined in the tournament's biggest moments. Check out some of their highlights below:

World Lacrosse Men’s Championship:

Team USA:

  • Attackman Michael Sowers scored 6 total goals across Team USA’s 3 games this week, with two of them, including this finish off the rebound, coming in Team USA’s 10-7 victory over Team Canada in the Finals. Sowers also logged 3 assists.
  • Attackman Rob Pannell scored 3 goals, including this back-door snipe, and assisted on 5 other goals, with 2 of those assists coming in the Championship. In Team USA’s 19-3 victory over Team Israel on Tuesday, Pannell became Team USA's All-Time Points Leader!
  • Defenseman Jesse Bernhardt recovered 2 total ground balls and caused 3 total turnovers in Team USA’s three matchups, all victories over Team Israel, Team Australia, and Team Canada in the Finals. Fellow Defenseman Jack Rowlett recovered 3 total ground balls and caused 3 total turnovers.
  • Short Stick Defensive Midfielder Jake Richard caused 2 turnovers, including this nasty body-check to prevent a scoring chance, and recovered 1 ground ball in Team USA’s games.

Team Japan:

  • Attackman Shinya Tateishi scored 5 total goals, including this top-corner snipe, and logged an assist, in Team Japan’s three matchups, a pair of victories over Team Germany and Team England, and then a Quarterfinal loss to Team Haudenosaunee.
  • Midfielder Tomoki Umehara logged 3 total assists across Team Japan’s three matchups.
  • Defenseman Kiyoshi Sano recovered 2 total ground balls and caused 2 total turnovers.

MLS Soccer:

  • San Jose Earthquakes Striker Jeremy Ebobisse started and played all 90 minutes of the Earthquakes’ 2-2 draw against the LA Galaxy.
  • New England Revolution Defender Omar Gonzalez subbed-in and contributed to the Revolution’s defensive efforts in their 2-2 draw against FC Cincinnati.

NWSL Soccer:

  • Portland Thorns FC Defenders Emily Menges and Meghan Klingenberg both started and played all 90 minutes of the Thorns’ 1-0 loss to the KC Current.
  • Angel City FC Defender Megan Reid subbed in and contributed to Angel City’s defensive efforts in their 0-0 draw against Gotham FC.

MILB Baseball:

  • Montgomery Biscuits (Tampa Bay Rays AA Affiliate) Catcher Logan Driscoll went 5 for 14 with a home run and 2 runs batted in across the four games he appeared in this week, all against the Pensacola Blue Wahoos (Miami Marlins AA Affiliate).

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