2027 Stock Risers: Offensive Standouts Turning Heads This Summer

Now that the summer is coming to an end, September 1st is approaching fast, and several offensive players have started to separate themselves heading into the fall. From scorers with advanced skillsets to dynamic dodgers and versatile midfielders, this group has steadily raised its stock over the summer circuit. These are some of the 2027 offensive playmakers who caught our attention—and who should be firmly on the radar of college coaches when the contact period opens.    Robichaud put together a well-rounded performance at Main Stage and The Countdown, filling the stat sheet and my notebook alike. He made highlight plays on both ends of the field, including scoring twice in transition off give-and-goes—the best play in sports. Robichaud stood out in the two-man game and brought physicality on the defensive end, where he jammed a midfielder into the turf. What really sets him apart, though, is his dodging. He can initiate from either alley and consistently gets his shot off in traffic. With his size, athleticism, and versatility, Robichaud is shaping up to be a strong Division I prospect in the 2027 class.     Kilbourne had an impressive showing at Main Stage, earning an All-Star selection and scoring twice in the game. He's coming off a strong spring at St. Paul's (N.H.), where he totaled 38 goals along with 16 assists, and he's continued to draw attention on the summer circuit. At Main Stage, Kilbourne stood out for his creativity and touch—he scored a slick backhand goal and showcased impressive stick skills throughout. He's a versatile scorer who can beat you off the dodge, time a smart cut, or sting a stepdown with range. Kilbourne's scoring instincts and offensive toolbox make him a 2027 to keep tabs on this fall.     The Ontario native is a pure scorer who will draw serious attention from college coaches. His box lacrosse background clearly translates to the field—he has a snappy, accurate release and can pick corners from a variety of angles. Souter is the type of prospect you can plug into a man-up unit right away thanks to his quick hands and poise inside. Off-ball, he's equally dangerous, constantly moving and finding space. He buried a sneaky cut from X at NHSLS that showed off his instincts and timing. Souter's scoring touch and IQ give him a clear path to contributing early at the next level.     Lawrence has stood out this summer with Next Level—and not just because of his shiny chrome helmet. He's an elite dodger who can jump-start your offense regardless of matchup. With great speed, suddenness, and change-of-direction ability, he routinely leaves defenders behind. What really sets him apart, though, is the velocity he gets on his shot while on the move—it jumps out of his stick. Lawrence's ability to break down defenses and stretch them with his shooting makes him a tough cover and a high-upside offensive prospect.     Marechek generated plenty of highlights this summer between Main Stage and The Countdown. The lefty attackman thrives initiating from the left wing, where he keeps defenders off balance with a steady dose of fakes, hitches, and hesitation moves. What stands out most is how well he hides the ball in his windup—freezing goalies and snapping off deceptive releases. After transferring from IMG, it'll be interesting to see how he fits into the loaded Calvert Hall offense next spring.

Now that the summer is coming to an end, September 1st is approaching fast, and several offensive players have started to separate themselves heading into the fall. From scorers with advanced skillsets to dynamic dodgers and versatile midfielders, this group has steadily raised its stock over the summer circuit. These are some of the 2027 offensive playmakers who caught our attention—and who should be firmly on the radar of college coaches when the contact period opens.