Pennsylvania’s Impact 2027s This Spring

In an attack group loaded with upperclassmen who are DI commits, Lucovich makes the most of his rotations into the lineup. Lucovich is comfortable operating from anywhere on the field, but this athletic and quick freshman is most effective when playing X attack. With his well-timed and instinctive off-ball movement, Lucovich frequently slides from X to the open far post for easy dunks. Lucovich can also take a defender behind the cage, and then execute a quick dodge to create scoring opportunities from himself or teammates. When he operates from the wing, Lucovich is an accurate stepdown shooter. In 2024, Lucovich registered 12 goals and 10 assists.

Meredith is a physically imposing and vocal netminder with quick reflexes. His ability to slide post to post or cover high to low in a flash is extraordinary. Once he has made a save, Meredith is quick to deliver a precise clearing pass to trigger a scoring opportunity for his team. Meredith is an aggressive netminder who is not afraid to pounce on a loose ball and maintain possession on the move. He earned the starting spot at Hill shortly after the 2024 season began and was between the pipes for the opening face-off during 14 games this season. In 2024 Meredith turned away 55% of the shots he faced and averaged an impressive 13 saves per game.

This slick left-hander was a starter for a Fords squad that won the 2024 Inter-Ac title and spent several weeks as the No. 2 ranked team in the country. During his freshman campaign, he posted 29 goals and 23 assists. Morsell is an agile and speedy prospect with a tremendous feel for the game. Thus, most of his scoring and distributing damage is done on the run. On possessions where Morsell settles into an open space on the perimeter, he is an extraordinarily accurate shooter who can find the back of the net from multiple angles. In 2024 Morsell proved that he is willing to mix it up in the crease area too. Morsell's polished and well-rounded skill set is beyond his years. 

In 2024, Wolfington was a freshman starter who displayed all the markings of a future all-area level close defender. He has tremendous instincts, and good footwork, is disruptive in the passing /and shooting lanes, and will not hesitate to play the body. College coaches will also like Wolfington's high lacrosse IQ which enables him to stay one step ahead of most opposing offenses. His on-field leadership is a noteworthy asset as well. This past spring Wolfington scooped up 24 groundballs and caused 17 turnovers. Those stats earned him an Honorable Mention All-Ches-Mont selection. The upside on this 2027 prospect is extremely intriguing.