Transfers That Will Impact Pennsylvania In 2025-26...Part II

Over the summer, a slew of elite prospects from around the country transferred high schools.   Below is Part II in our review of transfer news that we believe will have a major impact on the lacrosse landscape in the Keystone State.   Unfortunately for fans and scouts in Pennsylvania, this transfer report includes two super talented prospects departing the Commonwealth.    At 6'4” and 200 pounds with a football background, Finkle is an intimidating midfielder who can simply plow through opposing defenses on his runs from up top. Once Finkel has found open space, he can find the back of the net via powerful over hands or well-placed side arms shots. Finkel also owns enough speed and shake to operate from the wing. After a quick inside hitch, Finkel can sweep across the top side for a shot. He can also get to the middle, stop on a dime and then rollback for a clean look. Finkel can ping corners on step downs from deep too. He is natural lefty, but he can play with either hand. As a bonus to his offensive skills, Finkle can race back and play SSDM at a respectable level. He is a plus player in the clearing game as well. Last year Finkel was a standout at Loyola Blakefield (MD). In 2025-26 he will take a post gradate year at Perkiomen School.     Last season at Salesianum, Holm was a key member of their 2025 Delaware state championship team. Then this summer Holm announced he was transferring to Episcopal Academy. The Churchmen are bringing in a skilled and high IQ two-way midfielder with unlimited potential. On offense Holm's size, speed, elusive moves, and tenacity enable him to get downhill in a flash and then run through sticks checks on his way to the cage. Holm's ability to maintain his balance and possession of the rock through significant contact is impressive. While he is on the move, Holm can unleash rockets or draw a slide and then smartly move the ball to an open teammate. His field vision often produces creative passes that catch opposing defenses napping. Plus, Holm is well schooled in two-man game action. Defensively, Holm is a menacing on-ball presence who can generate turnovers and then lead the fast break. In addition to his elite skills, Holm boasts a decorated resume that include being a member of the USA Lacrosse Boys' U17 Youth National Team and a New Balance All-American selection (Team Philly).        In 2025 Morret posted an epic sophomore campaign at Trinity as he scored 102 goals (tops in Pennsylvania) and led the Shamrocks to the District 3-2A title as well as the PIAA 2A state championship game. Over the summer Morret decided to take his incredible offensive talents to Avon Old Farms in Connecticut. The Winged Beavers are adding a DI prospect who is a threat to score from anywhere on the field. Morret's quick burst ability combined with his split didges, spin moves and cutbacks render him impossible to defend 1on1. Once Morret blows past the initial defender, he can shoot and score at full speed or slam on the breaks and then rip from 10 yards out. This instinctive prospect also excels at executing crafty off-ball movements that produce goals in close.             This former Garnet Valley standout was a 1st Team All-Central League selection after his senior year and is committed to Towson. But before Rossello heads to Towson's campus, he will spend a post graduate year at Perkiomen School. Rossello is an athletic, fast, and versatile pole with tremendous upside. He does a remarkable job of getting into offensive players early in their dodge and forcing them off their intended path. Once Rossello has the ball carrier under control, he will use heavy stick checks to cause a turnover. Rossello has also shown that he will take the body in 1v1 or slide situations to generate a turnover. But what really pops about Rossello's game are his transition skills. Rossello owns elite speed. Thus, once he has possession, Rossello can race past opposing players and into the offensive end to create scoring opportunities. His nifty stick skills make Rossello a threat to go coast-to-coast for a shot.        The No. 5 ranked played in the Class of 2027 announced earlier this week that he has departed Springside Chestnut Hill Academy and enrolled at IMG Academy in Florida. IMG is adding a 5-star goalie with all the tools to play at an elite DI school. Sobel owns fantastic size and quick hands. That combination allows Sobel to cover every inch of the cage above his hips. Sobel also possesses unbelievable agility and anticipation skills. So, he has no issues dropping down to stop low shots either. Sobel delivers incredible outlet passes too. His elite stick skills and quick release enable Sobel to deliver long bombs into the offensive end. After the 2025 season Sobel was named as an All-American and a 1st Team All-Inter-Ac selection.

Over the summer, a slew of elite prospects from around the country transferred high schools.