Even though this was a close game throughout and EA held a two-goal lead late in the second half, it felt like the Churchmen were playing defense for most of the night. Brickman, a Georgetown commit, met that challenge and anchored EA’s defensive unit against St. Anthony’s onslaught. This athletic and versatile pole operated at both close defense and LSM. Brickman used his speed and polished footwork to pursue ball carriers all over the field. He caused turnovers via slaps and lifts as well as by disrupting passing lanes with his active stick. Additionally, Brickman impressed with his ability to snare GBs in traffic. The future Hoya was a plus player in EA’s clearing game, too.

Even though this was a close game throughout and EA held a two-goal lead late in the second half, it felt like the Churchmen were playing defense for most of the night. Brickman, a Georgetown commit, met that challenge and anchored EA’s defensive unit against St. Anthony’s onslaught. This athletic and versatile pole operated at both close defense and LSM. Brickman used his speed and polished footwork to pursue ball carriers all over the field. He caused turnovers via slaps and lifts as well as by disrupting passing lanes with his active stick. Additionally, Brickman impressed with his ability to snare GBs in traffic. The future Hoya was a plus player in EA’s clearing game, too.