Pennsylvania Prospects Primed For A Monster 2026 Season

Below is a preview of five prospects from Pennsylvania who I believe are primed to post a monster 2026 high school season.    There are two items that pop right away about Brogan's skill set. The first is that is his ability to cleanly pick up ground balls in traffic or in open space. Brogan's quick feet, nose for the ball and steady stick enable him to track down and then secure GBs. His non-stop motor is a major factor in his ground ball prowess too. The second item that pops about Brogan is the speed at which he can then clear the ball and create a scoring opportunity. The combination of Brogan's shifty moves and ability to absorb contact allow him to frequently go coast to coast for a goal or an assist. On the defensive end, Brogan (1st Team All-Ches-Mont in 2025) is an excellent on-ball defender who is capable of staying in front of a ball carrier for long stretches. He is extremely poised when defending in 1v1 isolation situations. Brogan has also shown a knack for intercepting ill advised passes.     Greenspan is an offensive prospect with a uniquely versatile skill set. His primary position is at lefty attack where he is a smooth operator from both X and the wing. From either of those spots, Greenspan can shake his initial defender and then charge to the net for a scoring opportunity around the crease. If the defensive slide cuts off Greenspan, he will feed the open teammate for an easy goal. On the wing, Greenspan has repeatedly demonstrated that he can dip underneath his defender and then make a dash to the cage. Plus, Greenspan excels at unleashing sidearm rips as well as step-downs from the wing. Greenspan's secondary position is face off specialist. At the dot, Greenspan uses his quick reactions and powerful hands to win draws cleanly. His impressive separation speed will then carry him into the offensive end where his high level stick skills make him a threat to score or distribute.     In 2025,Haverford School captured the PAISSA state title thanks in large part to a defense that was loaded with remarkably talented seniors. With that group having graduated, look for Morsell to push his way into the Fords lineup and post a standout freshman campaign. This lefty owns imposing size and all the tools needed to have an impact as a close defender or LSM. Morsell is 6-foot-2, boasts a long wingspan, an active stick and polished footwork. That list of assets makes Morsell as menacing on-ball defender. His ability to cause turnovers via slaps, lifts, pokes, and overhead checks is impressive. Morsell can also play a physical brand of defense and simply wear down a ball carrier until he coughs up the rock. This speedy ball hawk excels at picking up ground balls too. He is also a legitimate transition scoring threat. Morsell plays with a poise beyond his years and has a high lacrosse IQ. Last summer Morsell was a member of Team Philly at the Nike All-American event as well as an All-Star selection at the One Percent Showcase.      Reilly dominates action at the face off dot thanks to his swift hands, textbook technique, and physicality. When he wins the clamp cleanly, Reilly (1st Team All-Suburban One League in 2025) owns the speed and size to run past or through the opposing defense to create a scoring chance. Because of his filthy stick skills, Reilly can ping corners, score off-hip or slip a bouncer past the goalie while running at full gallop. Reilly has also shown that he possesses the size, tenacity and powerful lower half needed to win ugly at the dot. He will often hold off his opponent with a physical spin or box out and then secure the ground ball. Reilly has also mastered the art of executing a well-timed body check that throws his opponent off balance before he scoops up the GB. College coaches will love the way Reilly values possession and will calmly take the ball behind the net rather than force the transition action.     In 2025 Warrick was a key rotational piece for a SJP squad that won 16 regular season games. But the majority of last year's offensive firepower graduated in 2025, so this coming season Warrick will be asked to carry a heavier scoring load. After Warrick's outstanding play last summer and this past fall, the talented lefty attack appears ready to meet that challenge. Warrick can torch opposing defenses in a variety of ways. He can rip sidearms from the low lefty attack spot. Or Warrick can initiate from anywhere on the field and then crank shots on the run. This creative offensive prospect can also sweep across a defense, slam on the brakes, and then roll back to his left hand for a shot. Warrick's field vision and precise passing make him a remarkable distributor too. Off-ball, Warrick thrives at cutting or drifting into open space for rapid catch and shoot opportunities in close.

Below is a preview of five prospects from Pennsylvania who I believe are primed to post a monster 2026 high school season.