(NLL) - Stephan Leblanc, Kyle Rubisch, Jordan MacIntosh and Johnny Powless were named National Lacrosse League Players of the Week on Wednesday. Customized Baltimore Ravens Jerseys . Leblanc earned Offensive Player of the Week honors after tying season highs for goals (four), assists (five) and points (nine) to lead Toronto in scoring during its 19-12 loss to Colorado on Saturday. He also picked up five loose balls. Leblanc is the fourth member of the Rock to be selected as the weeks top offensive player in 2012, joining Josh Sanderson, Kasey Beirnes and Garrett Billings. Rubisch is picked as Defensive Player of the Week for the second time this year. He led Edmonton with nine loose balls, drew an assist and forced three turnovers in Saturdays 11-8 win over Buffalo. The win moved Edmonton closer to clinching a playoff berth. MacIntosh won the Transition Player of the Week award for the first time in his career. He scored twice, drew one assist and led Minnesota with nine loose balls in its playoff berth-clinching 14-9 win over Washington last Saturday. Minnesota clinched a playoff berth with the win. The fourth overall pick in the 2011 NLL Entry Draft won Rookie of the Week in Week 4. For the second consecutive week, though, the top rookie award went to Rochesters Johnny Powless. Taken one pick after MacIntosh last September, Powless tied career highs with three goals, four assists and seven points, and picked up three loose balls in the Knighthawks 14-12 win over Calgary on Saturday. The win combined with the Minnesota win over Washington later that evening clinched a playoff berth for the Knighthawks. Its the third Rookie of the Week award for Powless. Haloti Ngata Authentic Jersey .C. -- The Charlotte Bobcats said head coach Steve Clifford underwent a successful procedure Friday to have two stents placed in his heart. Lorenzo Taliaferro Ravens Jersey .C. - Bernhard Langer overcame a bad start Saturday to take a two-stroke lead after the second round of the Champions Tours Greater Hickory Classic.Playing nearly twice the amount of games he ever has in one NHL season, Jonathan Bernier says hes feeling good and is actually someone who enjoys a heavy workload. Speaking on TSN 1050 Friday afternoon the Leafs goaltender also touched on the amounnt of scoring chances and shots on goal the team is giving up, noting that although the club is still winning games its “definitely a concern going into the playoffs. Baltimore Ravens Authentic Jerseys. ” Bernier: Return to Cali, increased workload ' ' '