St. Dominic senior RJ Beil poses for a portrait inside...

St. Dominic senior RJ Beil poses for a portrait inside the school's gym after signing his letter of intent to play NCAA men's lacrosse for Mount Saint Mary College. (Nov. 19, 2012) Credit: James Escher

St. Dominic senior R.J. Beil recorded the 250th point of his career Monday on an assist to Grant Galligan 10 seconds into a non-league win over Portledge.

After scoring five goals with two assists in the 13-5 road win, Beil’s total points is now up to 256, which “easily ranks him in at least the top-five in the program’s history,” according to third-year head coach Matt O’Brien.

“He makes everyone around him better,” O’Brien said. “He’s left his footprint on this program.”

And in more ways than one.

Beil, a member of the 2011 CHSAA Class A championship team, has won 63 percent of his faceoffs, has scored 44 goals and has 22 assists this season.

Despite constantly being double-teamed — and sometimes even triple-teamed — Beil has the ability to find teammates and has made many players around him better, O’Brien said.

The four-year varsity attackman will take his unselfish personality and skill set to Mount St. Mary’s University in Maryland and play for its Division I men’s lacrosse team.

“He’s going to be a rising star as soon as he walks in the door,” O’Brien said. “He’s going to be very instrumental in their success just as he is here in ours.”

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