When Navy men's lacrosse lost its top two returning goal-scorers to injuries, it put a lot of pressure on Greyson Torain.
Midfielder Casey Rees, who scored 34 goals in 2016, suffered a season-ending knee injury in January. Attackman Jack Ray (26 goals) went down with a foot injury just two games into the season.
That left Torain as the primary scoring threat and opponents knew it. The 5-foot-11, 183-pound sophomore has drawn the long pole throughout every game and defenses were quick to slide every time he dodged.
It's made for some tough sledding for Torain, who was shut out by Pennsylvania and was limited to one assist against Loyola.