Pennsylvania 2029s To Watch This Fall

Below is a review of talented Class of 2029 prospects who we will be watching closely during October and November.    Brevic is multi-skilled offensive threat who put his name on the recruiting map this past summer at the NLF National Championships. This fast and agile attack capped off a tremendous NLF tournament by scoring two goals in the 2029 division championship game that helped Fusion bring home the hardware. Brevic is a lefty with a quick burst, serious shake, and an accurate shot. That trifecta enables Brevic to initiate from the wing, sweep over the top of the opposing defense and fire on the run. He can also use those same assets to dodge from X, turn the corner and score in close. Or Brevic can start behind the cage, drive up the hash and then crank a jump shot into the back of the net. Brevic's ability to change directions multiple times in the same run is impressive. Plus, this 2029 plays with a high energy level that is contagious. College coaches will love that last item.       Cummins is a lefty pole with remarkable skills, noteworthy size (6'0”; 165 lbs.) and a decorated resume. He is a dominant on-ball defender who can turn an opponent multiple times until that offensive player gets frustrated and moves the ball or commits a turnover. Cummins causes a great deal of those turnovers via his well-timed pokes, lifts and stick checks. The combination of his refined footwork and athleticism enables Cummins to defend the ball 1v1 anywhere on the field. Cummins is also a solid team defender who can execute slide packages as well as double teams. This 2029 prospect is a ground ball machine too. Cummins has proven that he can scoops up GBs and then dash down field to generate a transition opportunity. During summer 2025, Cummins was named to the all-tournament team at the New Balance All-America event and was selected for the USA Lacrosse U15 Youth National Team.     With his quick first step and shiftiness, Lemieux can generate offense in numerous ways. He can dodge from the wing as well as X and then shoot or distribute on the run. His ability to cut on a dime and then cut back again is unique. Those moves combined with the tremendous job Lemieux does of protecting his stick in traffic, produce frequent scoring opportunities in close. Lemieux's quick trigger and pinpoint accuracy make him a fantastic shooter from GLE. His smart off-ball movements produce clean catch and shoot opportunities. When he is not scoring, Lemieux can work as a precise feeder from X. Lemieux plays football too, which means he is can handle the significant contact that comes with operating at attack.     This speedy, athletic, and versatile pole has ridiculous upside. On the perimeter Pergine does a fantastic job of striking a balance between pressuring the ball and staying in front of his man. Thus, he rarely gets beat. Pergine has mastered the art of the well-timed poke check too. Once Pergine has put the ball on the turf, he is quick to scoop up the GB and lead the clear. Inside the box, Pergine can play a patient and physical style of close defense and wear out an offensive player. Pergine also frequently disrupts passing lanes with his active stick. His high IQ and anticipation skills produce timely slides. Pergine will not hesitate to mix it up in a scrum, snag the GB and then exit with possession. This freshman is a plus player in the clearing game too.     Poet's national breakout came this past summer at the NLF National Championships where he led Fusion to the 2029 division title and was named the MVP. One item that pops right away about Poet is his communication skills. For a freshman, Poet does a terrific job off giving out clear directions and keeping his defense connected. With his quick reflexes and active hands, Poet can cover every corner of the net. His ability to slide post to post or cover high to low in a flash is remarkable. For a 2029, Poet tracks shooters extremely well which produces a high percentage of clean saves. Additionally, Poet is an aggressive minded goalie who is not afraid to pounce on the occasional loose ball. Once Poet has the ball in his stick (via save or GB), he is quick to deliver a precise clearing pass that triggers a scoring opportunity for his squad.

Below is a review of talented Class of 2029 prospects who we will be watching closely during October and November.