Six Footers Who Impressed During Summer 2025

Below a review of prospects with a listed height of over six feet tall who impressed with their fantastic play during Summer 2025.    With standout performances at marquee summer 2025 events like Maverik Showtime and NLF National Championships, Doyle cemented his spot as one of the top offensive prospects in the Class of 2027. His towering height, 200-pound frame and ability to swiftly glide up and down the field truly sets him apart from the pack. Those physical assets combined with his elite stick skills, a creative offensive mind, and his versatility, form a prospect that college coaches will drool over. Parker can run at midfield or attack and is comfortable initiating offense from anywhere on the field. His quick burst, size and shake allow Parker to get downhill, run through or around defenders, read the defense and then decide to shoot or pass. He owns a powerful shot that he can cut loose on the run or in step down situations. His crafty off-ball movements frequently produce easy goals in-close. Parker's ability to score or distribute from X is one of his skills that is often overlooked.     This highly decorated left-handed midfielder possesses impressive length, size (190 lbs.) and athleticism. That trifecta combined with his refined footwork enables Lyon to blow past defenders or dodge through significant contact. Once Lyon has found open space, he can unleash precise rockets while on the move. His step-down shots are equally as powerful and accurate. Lyon owns slick finishing skills and a quick release, so he also excels in catch and shoot scenarios. Lyon also does a fantastic job of using his deep bag of moves to set up roll backs to his dominant hand. Plus, Lyon has flashed the ability to play lefty attack. As a bonus to his offensive skills, Lyon can drop back to play SSDM at a respectable level and is a plus player in the clearing game.     McLaughlin is an athletic and versatile lefty with imposing size. He is comfortable playing attack or midfield and creates serious matchup problems for opponents from either position. McLaughlin is too big and physical for the majority of SSDMs to handle as he can bully them until he gets to his spots. On the other hand, McLaughlin is incredibly agile and shifty, so he will blow past most poles in 1v1 situations. McLaughlin thrives in transition where he can ping corners or uncork deceptive bouncers. In settled action, McLaughlin is extremely effective in two-man game action. Additionally, he can operate from behind the net where his quick burst and elusive moves allow him to dust his defender and the turn the corner for goals in close. Another item that pops about McLaughlin is his uncanny ability to turn garbage into goals. He has knack for scooping loose balls in a scrum or after a broken play and then making one the quick move before firing the ball into the back of the net.     Sininsky caught the attention of scouts and college coaches with his remarkable offensive performances at the Liberty National Elite Classic and the NLF National Championships. This lefty possess size, speed, a high IQ, and a well-rounded skill set. When he has the ball, Sininsky is a threat to dodge down either alley and then score or distribute. Sininsky is a patient ball carrier as he will execute several moves or re-dodges until a high percentage opportunity presents itself. His length, solid frame and attacking mentality enable Sininsky to run through stick and / or body checks on his way to the cage. Once he is in-close, Sininsky's agility and elite stick skills enable him to execute a variety of creative finishes. When the defense slides on time, Sininsky's field vision and unselfish nature kick in, and he will move the ball to an open teammate. Sininsky is also a legitimate threat to score from 15-18 yards with his powerful step downs.     This multi-sport athlete is also the quarterback of his high school's state championship football team. The intelligence, athleticism and moxy it takes to play QB at that high level is apparent in Statham's lacrosse game. Statham is a versatile pole who can play both LSM and close defense. He owns the speed and polished footwork to track ball carriers on the perimeter for long stretches. Or Statham can use his muscled-up frame and football physicality to stifle attackmen as they attempt to dodge from the wing or X. Statham causes a slew of turnovers with his timely stick checks, pokes, and lifts. When the ball hits the ground, Statham will pounce on it and then race down field. He also has shown the ability to disrupt passing / shooting lanes with his stick. Lastly, Statham is a tremendous team defender who communicates well and executes slides as well as double teams to perfection. On those slides and double teams, Statham will not hesitate to take the body.

Below a review of prospects with a listed height of over six feet tall who impressed with their fantastic play during Summer 2025.