Recent Commitments From Pennsylvania Prospects

Below is a review of talented prospects from Pennsylvania who committed to play for a college lacrosse program recently.     Dennis is an explosive lefty attack/midfield prospect who posted a breakout 2026 season. This past spring, Dennis scored 43 goals as he helped keep Episcopal Academy consistently ranked inside the Top 20 nationally. Last week, Dennis gave his verbal commitment to Air Force. That announcement means head coach Bill Wilson and his staff have added an extremely shifty prospect with elite shooting skills to their 2027 recruiting class. When he operates at attack, Dennis is a dangerous catch-and-shoot threat. Dennis owns a quick release and excellent shot placement skills, so his cranks from GLE as well as the wing are impossible to stop. Dennis is an effective X attackman, too. His ability to change directions multiple times behind the net enables him to separate from his defender and then charge around the corner for a scoring chance. At both attack and midfield, Dennis thrives off-ball. His timely cuts and drifts frequently lead to easy scoring opportunities in close.     Pagano is an athletic and solidly built close defenseman who committed to St. John's last week. Combine those assets with his fundamentally sound technique, and you get a defenseman who can beat a ball carrier to spots and turn him multiple times. This 2027 prospect can also lean on ball carriers and stifle their dodges with his physicality. Additionally, Pagano is a poised defender who is extremely comfortable defending against 1v1 isolation action. Pagano is a master at throwing heavy stick checks that cause turnovers. When the ball hits the turf, Pagano will vacuum up the GB and then clear the ball himself or roll into open space and smartly drop the ball off to a teammate. Pagano is an excellent back-line communicator, too.     During his incredible 2026 high school season, Redner posted 57 goals to go along with 23 assists as he helped Wilson capture the Berks County title. It was the second straight spring that Redner has produced an 80-point season. Redner is a versatile prospect who can generate offense at all three levels. At attack, Redner is a masterful off-ball operator who slices and dices opposing defenses with timely sweeps, cuts, and dives to the net. Redner is an expert at working the high crease area for scoring chances too. He also can use his quick burst and change-of-direction moves to initiate from the wing or X. Redner's ability to cook his initial defender and sprint to open space for a rip puts constant pressure on opposing defenses. At midfield, Redner can get downhill from up top and then shoot or distribute on the run. Plus, Redner is a lethal perimeter shooting threat. Last week, Redner committed to D3 powerhouse Gettysburg College.     Weisel is a long, athletic, and speedy midfielder who just committed to Drexel. One item that stands out about Weisel is his ability to fire missiles with his right as well as his left hand. Whether he is on the run or standing still, Weisel's swift release and power enable him to blow shots past opposing goalies with both hands. Weisel has also demonstrated that he can score in transition and coming out of the box. His speed and ability to run through contact allow Weisel to carry the ball deep into the offensive end and then finish with an overhand or well-placed bouncer. In 6v6 action, Weisel's field vision and polished stick skills enable him to deliver timely dimes to open teammates. Lastly, Weisel is a high-IQ and patient offensive midfielder who will carry the ball until a high-percentage scoring opportunity presents itself for him or a teammate.     Williams is an extraordinarily talented, lefty crease attack who recently committed to Iona. During his monster senior campaign, Williams poured in 52 goals and was named a 2nd Team All-Central League selection. Williams is a solidly built and crafty lefty. So, he can receive a pass in traffic, absorb contact, and then still score. Additionally, Williams can use his highly accurate and powerful shot to ping corners or score off hip from GLE as well as the wing. Williams also excels at using timely off-ball movements to create scoring chances in the high-crease area and on the back post. Williams owns a deep bag of fakes and creative finishing moves that make him impossible to stop in close. This 2026 graduate can also initiate from X or the wing and bully his defender until he gets to his desired shooting spots.

Below is a review of talented prospects from Pennsylvania who committed to play for a college lacrosse program recently.