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BC’s Queen named ODAC Men’s Soccer Offensive Player of the Week

2 weeks ago in Sports

BC’s Queen named ODAC Men’s Soccer Offensive Player of the Week

Photo: Bridgewater College


FOREST, Va. (BC Athletics) – Riley Queen of the Bridgewater men’s soccer team has earned the Old Dominion Athletic Conference’s Men’s Soccer Offensive Player of the Week honor, announced Monday afternoon.

Queen, a senior forward out of Trinity, N.C. has earned the ODAC’s weekly honor for play against Guilford and Averett this past week.

Recording two goals on the week as well as one assist, Queen continued to show his dominant play this season while leading the ODAC in five of the six offensive categories (Points, Goals, Assists, Shots, Shots on Goal). Queen is also currently tied for third in Division 3 assists so far this season.

The Eagles’ men’s soccer squad is back in action on Wednesday Oct. 7 to face off against the Marlins of Batten University.

— BC Athletics —

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