Here's a look at some of the Men's DI College players who stood out this past weekend ... this week's Gamebreakers:

 

Brandon Healey

The Binghamton University flyhalf had a brilliant day goalkicking in the Empire Conference final, pinning Syracuse deep in their end, and then ultimately kicking the game-winning penalty goal in a 21-20 nailbiter.

JP Aguirre

The Lindenwood-Belleville center has been a rock in the L-B backline and a key goalkicker also. The Lynx may have lost this past weekend, but they have earned a place in the national playoffs, and Aguirre is one of the reason.

 

Eric Lalley The Cincinnati flyhalf helped lead the Bearcats to a 4-0 MAC South title and to the conference final.

 

 

 

Adam Regini

The Bowling Green center set up several tries and scored also as Bowling Green beat Dayton and Cincinnati to take the MAC Conference title.

 

Marcus Makovicka

The Missouri hooker scored four tries in Mizzou's 83-0 rout of Oklahoma State in Heart of America conference action.

 

Murphy Lil

The Kutztown wing may have seen his team lose to Penn State, but not after a stirring comeback in which Lil scored a try and helped spark the comeback.

 

Oliver Jenkins

The Colorado State flanker scored two tries against New Mexico as CSU finished off their conference season 4-1.

 

Jake Lachina The Army wing scored three tries in Army's impressive win over Air Force.

 

 

Mike Dabulas

Dabulas has carried the nickname "Chicken" since his high school days, for what reason we're still not sure. He seems to be in more control of his movements than a chicken, and the sophomore flyhalf has taken charge of the #10 position at Penn State, and helped PSU to an undefeated Rugby East season.

 

Michael Haynes

The Bayor center played a strong defensive game, repeatedly busted the gain line, and scored a try as Baylor beat Texas State.

 

Josh Landon The Tennessee No. 8 led the defensive effort as Tennessee beat Kentucky to secure the #1 position in the SCRC East.