Central and South Jersey Prospects Primed For A Big Spring

Below is a review of five talented prospects from either Central or Southern New Jersey who I expect to post an incredible high school season this spring.    Farrington's combination of size (6'3”; 210 lbs.), speed and versatility is unique among 2028 prospects in New Jersey. He can function as an O-Mid and SSDM as well as a face off wing. Farrington fills each of those roles at a high level. As an offensive midfielder, Farrington can get downhill from up top as well as the wing and then sprint past or run over sliding defenders until he finds open space for a rip. Farrington also thrives in transition as a shooter and distributor. At SSDM, Farrington uses his size advantage to get into ball carriers early in their dodge and stop them cold. His forceful crow bars often throw opposing players to the ground and dislodge the ball. Farrington excels at vacuuming up the ensuing GBs and then using his long strides to push the fast break. Additionally, Farrington is a plus player in the clearing game. On the face off wing, Farrington's physicality, aggressive stick, and non-stop motor make him a ground ball machine.     Glenn is an athletic and fleet footed prospect with filthy stick skills who is a true two-way LSM. As a junior, Glenn's demonstrated that he is a ridiculous transition threat by scoring 23 goals and dishing out 7 assists. Glenn's elite ground ball skills, explosive speed and slick open field moves are the keys to his success on the fast break. Defensively, Glenn excels at covering ball carriers in open space. His agility keeps him glued to offensive players while his active stick maintains consistent pressure on their hands. Glenn frequently causes turnovers with his slaps, lifts, pokes and can openers. This senior is also a high IQ pole, which means Glenn's slides and double teams are always on time. Glenn is committed to Stockton University (D3) and the Osprey coaching staff has landed an absolute gem of a prospect.     During the 2025 season, McKeon was a freshman starter and solid contributor for a Hun School team that captured the NJSIAA Prep state title. But with the graduation of several key offensive players from that Hun team, this spring McKeon will be expected to operate as one of Hun's main offensive cogs. Good news, McKeon owns the explosiveness, stick skills and versatility to handle that promotion.  McKeon has repeatedly proven that he can impact a game at attack as well as at midfield. Offensively, McKeon can use his quick burst to blow past the initial defender and then find open space for a crank while on the run. McKeon, can also cook his defender, draw the slide and the move the ball to an open teammate. His ability to dodge going to his left or right and then shoot / distribute with either hand is impressive. When he slides to attack, McKeon can shred opposing defenses with his ability to initiate from X as well as with his crafty off ball movements that lead to easy looks.                  Nicholas is a long, 220-pound beast who also is a highly regarded football prospect (TE / DE). On the lacrosse field, that football physicality combined with his polished footwork and an active stick make Nicholas a menacing on-ball presence. Nicholas is adept at causing turnovers via aggressive slaps and stick checks as well as by taking the body. He is especially effective at shutting down X-attackmen in 1v1 scenarios behind the net. With his enormous wingspan and quick reactions, Nicholas can disrupt passing lanes with his stick too. When the ball hits the turf, his solid frame and positioning skills enable Nicholas to box out opposing players until he can secure possession. Nicholas will then quickly roll into open space and deliver a pass up field. Lastly, Nicholas is a tremendous team defender as he constantly communicates with his defensive unit and slides on time as well as with purpose.             After an incredible summer 2025 in which he destroyed the competition at marquee events such as the Liberty National Elite Classic and the NLF National Championships, Sininsky committed to Mount St. Mary's. This scary part is we anticipate that this lefty is going to take his game to yet another level during the spring. Sininsky owns considerable size, excellent speed, a high IQ, and a well-rounded skill set. When the ball is in his mesh, Sininsky is capable of dodging down either alley and then firing on net or dropping a dime to a teammate on the back post. Sininsky's length, sturdy build, and aggressive mindset allow him to power through stick checks and body contact on his way to the cage. In tight spaces, Sininsky's agility and elite stick skills enable to convert via creative finishes. Because of his quick release and precise aim, Sininsky is also a legitimate shooting threat from 15-to-18 yards out. Sininsky is a high IQ offensive prospect who can move an opposing defense with his eyes or a convincing stick fake before delivering a timely pass to an open teammate. In 2025, Sininsky tallied 46 goals to go along with 41 assists.

Below is a review of five talented prospects from either Central or Southern New Jersey who I expect to post an incredible high school season this spring.