Pennsylvania 2030s Who Turned Heads This Summer

Below is a review of Class of 2030 prospects from Pennsylvania who turned heads with their outstanding play during June and July.    Brevic can generate offense from anywhere on the field, but he really thrives when he operates from X. When he is behind the cage, Brevic's quick first step and elusive moves enable him to separate his defender and then turn the corner for a scoring opportunity around the crease. His inside roll moves are exceptional. This rising freshman can also initiate from behind the net, push up the hash, then turn to the middle of the field and rip a sidearm into the net. Brevic's ability to dodge going left or right and score / pass with either hand makes him extremely difficult to defend 1v1. When he gets downhill, Brevic does a fantastic job of keeping his head up. So, if the defensive slide is on time, Brevic will smartly move the ball to an open teammate. Brevic's perimeter shooting skills must be respected too.     Frank is a powerfully built and highly skilled attack who is nearly impossible to stop in 1v1 situations. He can initiate from anywhere in the offensive end and either blow past or run through his defender. Once he finds open space, Frank will rip a shot into the net. Frank can also lose his defender by stringing together multiple changes of direction moves and then shoot on the run. Frank has also proven to be a legitimate step-down shooting threat from the wing and up top. Whether he is on the move or standing still, the power and creative placement on Frank's shots is impressive. Frank's ability fire from distance with his left or right hand is rare among 2030 prospects.     Johnston is a quick twitch athlete with exceptional shooting / finishing skills. Those two assets combined with his speed and elusive stick maneuvers enable Johnston to produce goals from anywhere on the field. At GLE, Johnston can receive a pass and then dip underneath his defender for a scoring opportunity in close. Or Johnston will take a feed and then immediately fire a shot into the net. His quick release and ability to shoot from multiple angles are impressive. When he initiates from the wing, Johnston's serious shake enables him to toast the on-ball defender and then streak across the middle of the field for a crank while on the run. At X, that same shake allows Johnston to separate from his defender and then dash around the corner for a dunk. Johnston's field vision and precise passing make him an excellent feeder from X too. The combination Johnston's non-stop motor and willingness to the dirty work produces a slew of broken play goals.     Lux is a fleet footed, athletic, and versatile pole with an aggressive style. That list of assets makes Lux a standout on-ball defender. In settled action, Lux can pursue ball carriers for long stretches and then use stick checks, lifts, and pokes to cause a turnover. He also does a fantastic job of arriving early to his man and then dictating the action with his stick or his physicality. Coming out of the box, Lux is skilled at sprinting to the ball and then shutting down the opponent's fast break opportunity. As a nice bonus to his defensive skills, Lux is a pole who can scoop up a GB and then push the fast break for his team. For a 2030 prospect, Lux owns a high IQ and plays with composure.     One item that pops immediately about Rudlof is the grit and tenacity with which he plays. That mind set combined with Rudlof's physicality, active stick and positioning skills helps him secure possession when the action gets chaotic at the dot. Once Rudlof has scooped up the ball, his ability to absorb significant contact and still maintain possession is remarkable. Of course, Rudlof also owns the fast hands, textbook mechanics, and polished footwork needed to win clamps cleanly. After winning the clamp, Rudloff will explode away from the dot and then charge into the offensive end. Rudlof's refined stick skills make him a threat to score or distribute while on the run. The ability to vary his exits keeps Rudlof's opponents off balance.

Below is a review of Class of 2030 prospects from Pennsylvania who turned heads with their outstanding play during June and July.