Five Pennsylvania Prospects Who Are Stuffing the Stat Sheet

Below is a review of five talented offensive prospects from Pennsylvania who have been putting up impressive stats across the first month of the 2026 season.      In 2025, Arezzi posted an astonishing 111 points (49 G/62 A)during one of the most successful freshman campaigns on record. Arezzi's encore season is off to a fast start after he notched six goals against Abington Heights as well as five goals against Southern Lehigh. Arezzi has also posted several other games where he scored two or more goals. This sophomore attack possesses extraordinarily polished stick skills. He can play with either hand, execute elusive stick maneuvers, and shoot from multiple angles. Still, Arezzi's most impressive asset is his ability to quarterback Parkland's offense. His explosive first step, combined with his separation speed, enables Arezzi to create scoring opportunities for himself or teammates from anywhere on the field. Arezzi is especially effective when he is initiating or feeding cutters from behind the net. College coaches will love his high IQ and poise.     Ridley's 2026 season is off to a fantastic 8-1 start with their lone loss being a 13-10 setback at the hands of reigning 3A state champion Springfield. A big part of the lacrosse revival for the Green Warriors this spring has been the offensive punch Keller has provided. Keller scored three goals in that game versus powerhouse Springfield. He also recorded two goals to go along with 1 assist in wins over Downingtown East and Conestoga. Keller is an athletic and versatile prospect who can operate at midfield or attack. From both positions, Keller can initiate and then score or distribute on the run. Keller can also work off-ball and then score via powerful catch and fire shots from the perimeter. College coaches will obsess over Keller's of-ball cuts, drifts, and sweeps that produce clean looks for him around the crease.     This athletic midfielder with noteworthy size and filthy stick skills is posting a breakout sophomore campaign. Through five games, Mayfield had posted 17 goals to go along with six dimes. Highlighting Mayfield's amazing start to the 2026 season is a four-goal, two-assist performance during a win over Cannon McMillan, as well as a five-goal, one-assist effort against North Allegheny. As a midfielder, Mayfield possesses the speed and change-of-direction moves to push the ball for goals and assists in transition or when coming out of the box. When he runs at attack, Mayfield is an elite finisher. He excels at capping off a fast break with a crease dunk. In 6v6 action, Mayfield thrives playing off-ball where he can find open space, then receive a pass and swiftly rip a shot into the net. Once he has established that shooting threat, Mayfield effectively uses fakes and hitch moves to set up his charges to the cage.     Redner has exploded out of the gates here in 2026. He poured in 6 goals during a win over Garnet Valley; recorded five goals to go with three assists in Wilson's defeat of OJR; and posted four goals in Wilson's victory over Muhlenberg. Redner's elite offensive play has been a major reason that Wilson has raced out to an 8-1 start this season. Redner (80 points in 2025) is a crafty off-ball threat who tortures defenders with timely sweeps, cuts, and dives to the net. His ability to receive a pass around the crease and then finish from multiple angles keeps opposing goalies off balance. Redner does a tremendous job of protecting and maneuvering his stick in traffic in order to maintain possession on those plays around the crease. The quick release and power on Redner's sidearms and step-downs make him a legitimate scoring threat from the wing, too. Redner has also proven that he can initiate from the wing, sweep across the opposing defense, and then fire on the run.     Wayock has been extraordinary during the first month of the 2026 season as he has found the back of the net 17 times and handed out 15 assists. This sophomore with a well-rounded game stuffed the stat book with three goals and three assists in a victory over Bethlehem Catholic and posted 2 goals to go along with a ridiculous 7 dimes in a win over Freedom. Two items really pop about Wayock's polished offensive game. The first is his elite catch-and-shoot skills. Whether he is finishing in close as he completes an off-ball move or unleashing a crank from the perimeter, Wayock's ability to get the ball out of his stick quickly and with precise placement is remarkable. The second item that jumps out right away with Wayock is his distribution skills. The trifecta of his field vision, touch, and timing produces creative dimes every time he takes the field. When Wayock is looking to get downhill, his nifty split dodges, stutter steps, and cut back moves allow him to separate from his initial defender.

Below is a review of five talented offensive prospects from Pennsylvania who have been putting up impressive stats across the first month of the 2026 season.