What's My Name?...Delaware Valley 2029s To Know This Spring

Below is a review of Class of 2029 prospects from the Delaware Valley who I believe will put their name on the recruiting map during the upcoming spring high school season.    At 6-foot-1 and with a solid frame, Gallagher is an especially powerful face-off specialists for a freshman. Gallagher does a fantastic job of using that power to rotate, box out his opponent and then go secure possession. He can also drop to the ground and grind out a win. Gallagher's size, non-stop motor and active stick enable him to track down loose balls and scoop the GB. In addition to powering his way to wins at the dot, Gallagher is a master at executing clean pick-n-pops. Once Gallagher has possession, he will streak into the offensive end to create an odd man break. When Gallagher gets deep into the offensive end, he is a legitimate threat to score. Gallagher has also displayed the ability to vary his exit strategies which keeps opponents off balance. College coaches will love Gallagher's high IQ and the way he values possession.     Golden is an athletic, agile, and speedy midfield prospect. That trifecta combined with his polished stick skills enables Golden to excel in transition. Once he is below the restraining line, Golden can fire on net or draw the slide and then distribute to a teammate. In settled action, Golden's ability to dodge going left or right and then shoot / pass with either hand presents serious match-up issues for defenders. Golden can also get downhill in a flash and then shake his defender via multiple change of direction moves. His ability to stop on a dime and then roll back for a shot is impressive. Golden's step-down shooting must be respected too. This 2029 prospect has also flashed the ability to scramble back and play SSDM.     Morrow is an athletic and fleet footed two-way pole. On defense this stock rising 2029 excels at pursuing ball carriers on the perimeter. With his speed and quick reactions, Morrow can stay glued to an offensive player for long stretches. When the moment presents itself, Morrow will deliver a heavy stick check, crafty poke or timely can opener that causes a turnover. Morrow has mastered the art of the overhead check too. Once the ball hits the turf, Morrow will vacuum up the GB and then smartly fire a pass up field to an open teammate. He can also run the ball out of the defensive zone and push the transition game himself. Morrow's ability to shoot or distribute at full speed makes him especially dangerous on the fast break. His elite ground ball skills enable Morrow to have a major impact on games as a face off wing.     This skilled and high IQ X-attack keeps opposing defenses off balance with his ability to score and feed from behind the net. When Moulder is looking to score, he can do so by shaking his defender and then sprinting around the corner for a dunk on the crease. Moulder can also turn the corner, work up the hash and then fire a jump shot into the net. When he is working off-ball, Moulder can sweep from X to the far post for a quick catch and shoot. In addition to his scoring from X, Moulder can work as a feeder who patiently waits for cutters to come open before delivering a timely pass. Plus, Moulder can dodge from X, draw the slide, and then distribute to an open teammate. With his high motor and bulldog mentality, Moulder is a plus player on the ride too.     Seaman is a multi-sport athlete who owns a quick burst, incredible agility, and an attacking style. On the lacrosse field, those assets combine with Seaman's filthy stick skills to produce an attack prospect who can generate scoring opportunities from anywhere in the offensive end. Seaman's explosive first step enables him to blow past the initial defender with ease. Then his deep back of spins, cutbacks and stick maneuvers allows Seaman to elude slides until he finds open space for a shot in close. Seaman's creative finishing skills make him impossible to stop around the crease area. On the perimeter, Seaman can cook his defender, get downhill and then fire a shot into the back of the net. Seaman is the frequent recipient f double teams and early slides. In those scenarios, Seaman is quick to recognize those defensive schemes and swiftly move the ball to the open teammate.

Below is a review of Class of 2029 prospects from the Delaware Valley who I believe will put their name on the recruiting map during the upcoming spring high school season.