Recent Commitments From Delaware Valley Prospects

Below is a review of talented prospects from the Delaware Valley (SEPA, South Jersey & Delaware) who recently gave their verbal commitment to a Division I program.    Last month Flynn committed to Quinnipiac out of the MAAC. The Bobcats' coaching staff has landed an attackman with elite shooting skills who should have an impact in 2027. Out on the perimeter, Flynn can unleash missiles on the run. His ability to sweep across an opposing defense and then find open space for a rip is impressive. Flynn is also an extremely effective step-down shooter because of his quick release, precise aim, and ability to fire from multiple angles. This multi-skilled attack can also score and feed from X. Flynn's quick burst combined with his elusive stick maneuvers enables him to separate from the initial defender and then turn the corner for a shot along the crease. Additionally, Flynn is an off-ball wizard who uses timely cuts, drifts, and sweeps to generate scoring opportunities in close.          Jewell is an extraordinarily athletic (also a highly decorated wrestle), fleet footed and high IQ two-way midfielder who recently committed to Robert Morris. On the defensive end, Jewell's grit, active stick, and smooth lateral movements enable him to function as a menacing on-ball defender. Jewell does a fantastic job of getting into offensive players early in their dodge, and then eventually using a crowbar to separate his opponent from the ball. This 2027 prospect also owns remarkable instincts and a non-stop motor. That combination makes Jewell a ground ball machine. On offense, Jewell excels in transition as well as in 6v6 action. In both offensive scenarios, this lefty can change directions multiple times at full speed until he gets his hands free for a shot or to distribute. The RMU staff will love Jewell's ability to shoot / pass with both hands.     In late November, Keith became the latest commit in the pipeline from Hill School to Patriot League contender Lafayette College. Keith is a lefty who possess impressive athleticism and speed as well as serious shake. Keith can attack the cage from anywhere in the offensive end. Once he gets downhill, Keith's quick spins and cuts combined with his elusive stick maneuvers get him to the crease area for finishes in-close. He can also charge to the net, draw the slide, and then use his field vision to find the open teammate with a dime. Keith's ability to snipe from the perimeter is impressive too. His powerful and accurate step-down shot boasts a quick release. During the 2025 season, Keith tallied 30 goals and 15 assists for Hill School.      For the last two seasons, Kennedy has been a starter at Shanahan and in 2025 he surpassed the 100-point mark for his career. So, it should not be a surprise that this talented junior recently committed to UMBC. With Kennedy, the Retrievers have landed a multi-skilled offensive prospect who can generate offense from attack or midfield. The UMBC coaches will also love that Kennedy can operate at a high level with both hands. Kennedy's quick burst and elusive cuts enable him to change direction multiple time as he charges to the net. His deep bag of spin moves and roll backs are impressive. Once Kennedy get his hands free, he can finish via powerful overhands or sidearm rips. Because Kennedy is such an incredible offensive threat while he is on the run, his stand still shooting skills are often overlooked. But make no mistake, Kennedy can crank a step down into the net from GLE or up top.     Klayman is a versatile pole with noteworthy speed, polished footwork, and an active stick. That trifecta makes Klayman a tremendous on-ball defender. Klayman is especially adept are pursuing ball carriers on the perimeter. His deep bag of slaps, pokes, lifts, trail checks and overheads create a slew of turnovers each game. Klayman's quick reactions and nifty stick skills enable him to snag the resulting ground balls. Once he secured possession, Klayman is a threat to go coast-to-coast for a rip on net. Klayman recently gave his verbal commitment to Monmouth.

Below is a review of talented prospects from the Delaware Valley (SEPA, South Jersey & Delaware) who recently gave their verbal commitment to a Division I program.