Nevada All-Star Game: Goalie and Defensive Standouts

In this article, I feature the four goalies who competed in the Nevada High School Lacrosse All-Star Game, along with defenders, [player_tooltip player_id='125267' first='Hudson' last='Pavicich'] and [player_tooltip player_id='177608' first='Daniel' last='Auon'].    [player_tooltip player_id='177084' first='Jett' last='Piercy'] was a goalie on Team Black at the Nevada High School Lacrosse All-Star Game last week. He utilizes his reflexes and length to take up most of the cage. He performed particularly well in the goalie competition, finishing second and coming up just one save short of tying for first. Beyond his performance in the competition, he made some nice saves throughout the game and was throwing outlet passes on a rope. Look for him to run with True Cali Gold this summer.     [player_tooltip player_id='177907' first='Ryland' last='Peterson'] has been in the zone recently. He put on an incredible performance last Wednesday, playing well in both the goalie competition and the All-Star Game itself. He ended up winning the goalie competition, showcasing his mobility and twitchiness between the pipes. I also like how he positions himself and takes away angles. He had more than a few highlight-reel stops during the game, including a couple of stuffs on the doorstep. It was great to see from him, and it looks like he's currently taking a big step forward. If you're a college coach, keep him on your radar.     [player_tooltip player_id='174383' first='Mason' last='Wingard']'s rise continues. The Bishop Gorman Class of 2028 keeper is one to know as the travel season begins. There's a lot to like about his game, and he is rather shifty in the cage, getting low when he needs to and big when there's high heat coming. He's also vocal in the cage and will communicate with his defenders if he needs a slide or someone to pass to. Many of his saves are clean as well, which helps him jumpstart the offense in an efficient manner if his middies get open. Look for him in Vegas Starz threads this summer, where he will likely keep making noise.     [player_tooltip player_id='176894' first='Grayson' last='Griego'] adds to the depth of Nevada's 2028 goalie class. He suited up for Centennial's JV team this past season, as they did not have a varsity squad, and he was a vital part of their winning campaign. He pops to the ball well and follows it all the way in when making a stop. He is also very active in the cage and stays moving, which can make it difficult for shooters to find an opening. Griego promptly looks for his teammates after making a save as well. He will be playing for Arbor View's varsity team next year when they add a program.     Senior [player_tooltip player_id='177608' first='Daniel' last='Auon'] was a defensive player who caught my attention at the Nevada High School Lacrosse All-Star Game. He turned on the afterburners after carrying the ball upfield and then found just enough space in the middle of the field to unleash a slick shot that fooled the Team White goalie. From my understanding, it was his first goal of the year, and it was fun to watch. He was also a reliable defender all season for the Crusaders.     [player_tooltip player_id='125267' first='Hudson' last='Pavicich'] was a difference-maker for his squad. He played LSM and covered a lot of ground over the course of the contest. He also sparked a goal for Team Black after dishing a nice assist to [player_tooltip player_id='176689' first='Weston' last='Schultz']. He is very dynamic, and I'm glad that he came out for the game. He is another Nevada prospect that college coaches may want to take a closer look at.

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