Five Delaware Valley Breakout Prospects From 2026

Below is a review of five prospects from the Delaware Valley (SEPA, South Jersey and Delaware) that posted an impressive 2026 season and thus stamped their names firmly on the recruiting map.   Hopefully, college coaches took notice of their breakout spring seasons too.    Callaway is an athletic and polished defensive prospect with noteworthy size. His speed, refined footwork and active stick enabled him to be a disruptive defensive force. In 6v6 action, Callaway applied relentless pressure to ball carriers on the perimeter and then caused turnovers via slap checks, pokes, lifts, and overheads. Callaway possesses a high IQ and a great timing, so his slides, double teams and recoveries were always on time. He did a tremendous job of navigating around / through screen action too. During his freshman campaign, Callaway also demonstrated the ability to explode out of the box, track down ball carriers, and eliminate fast-break opportunities before they develop. On transition opportunities, Callaway proved that he possesses the quickness and stick skills necessary to carry the ball deep into the offensive zone.     This fleet footed, agile and versatile offensive prospect posted a fantastic sophomore season for a Kingsway team that boasts an 11-3 record and is headed for the post season. Already this spring Glenn has poured in 27 goals and dished out 21 assists. Glenn has excelled while operating at both attack and midfield.  As a midfielder, the trifecta of Glenn's speed, stick skills and shiftiness have enabled him to thrive in transition as well as coming out of the box. In settled action, his ability to get downhill in a flash and then avoid sliding defenders has allowed Glenn to find open space where he can shoot or distribute on the run. In 2026 Glenn proved that he could snipe from long distance too. His quick release and precise aim allowed him to find the back of the net via sidearms as well as overhands. Finally, Glenn's field vision, unselfish nature and passing touch produced a host of creative dimes     Coming into the 2026 season Much was known as a tenacious SSDM who excelled at scooping up ground balls and then pushing Radnor's transition game. Those elite SSDM skills continue to have a positive impact on every Radnor game, but this spring Much's role as an O-Mid has increased significantly. Much has responded by displaying a polished 6v6 offensive skill set that has produced 20 goals during is breakout junior campaign. In 2026 Much proved he can work as an initiator from anywhere on the field. The combination of Much's quick first step and his ability to slip underneath defenders has enabled him to charge to the net for finishes in close. Much has also displayed the ability to blow past the initial defender, get down the alley and then crank from distance while on the run. College coaches will love Much's ability to run through significant contact while maintaining possession and that he is a plus player on the face off wing.     The first item that pops about the skill set of this available 2027 is the physicality Pompeii plays with at both ends of the field. On defense, Pompeii has a habit of getting into ball carriers early in their dodge and knocking them off their intended path. He also excels at dropping forceful crowbars on ball carriers. Pompeii's ability to apply constant pressure to an offensive player's hands is remarkable. Additionally, Pompeii has demonstrated that he has no issue taking the body on his slides as well as his double teams. Pompeii has also proven to be a ground ball machine. After he has secured possession, Pompeii can run through excessive contact as he clears the ball. Once he is gets into the offensive end, Pompeii will run over an opponent with a bull dodge and then shoot or distribute on the run.     Sheward is a right-handed attack with a quick burst, elusive moves, and a wicked shot. That list of assets helped Sheward score 25 goals this season. His quick release and ability to shoot from multiple angles allowed him to snipe from GLE as well as the wing. Sheward also proved this season that he can use well-timed off ball cuts and dives to create catch and finish opportunities around the crease. His ability to dodge from X for goals in close is an underrated part of Sheward's game. During the 2026 season, this available junior also showed excellent field vision and a feathery touch on his passes (20 assists). Sheward's non-stop motor and nose for the ball made him a plus player in Penn Charter's ride game.

Below is a review of five prospects from the Delaware Valley (SEPA, South Jersey and Delaware) that posted an impressive 2026 season and thus stamped their names firmly on the recruiting map.