Central and South Jersey 2028s We'd Contact on September 9th

Below is a review of Class of 2028 prospects from Central and Southern New Jersey who have impressed with their outstanding play over the last five months.   In fact, I have been so impressed with their skills and physical assets that if I were a college coach, I would contact the players profiled here first thing on September 9th.        Diamond is an athletic and shifty midfielder with a powerful shot. That trifecta allows Diamond to thrive in transition. In 6v6 action those same assets enable Diamond to shake his man and then get downhill for a crank on the run. Or Diamond can cook his defender, make a cut to elude the sliding pole and then charge to the net for an overhand dunk at close range. Additionally, this crafty 2028 can sweep across an opposing defense, get to the middle of the field, slam on the brakes, roll back, and then fire a shot. Diamond owns a polished, two-handed skill set which means he is difficult to defend 1v1. As a bonus to his offensive skills, Diamond can run as a tenacious SSDM. As a short-stick, Diamond's agility and aggressive stick enable him to provide menacing on ball defense. Diamond's ability to turn a ball carrier multiple times with his physicality is remarkable.     During his breakout sophomore campaign, Glennregistered 35 goals to go along with 31 assists. Included in Glenn's amazing 2026 season was a remarkable eight-point game (hat trick + 5 assists) against Toms River North. Then on the 2026 summer circuit Glenn destroyed opposing defenses with his downhill, attacking style of play. Glenn thrives in unsettled action where his speed, ground ball skills and ability to shoot / distribute on the run enables him to convert broken plays, turnovers, and GBs into scoring chances. College coaches will be impressed with Glenn's ability to go into a crowd, locate the ball and then emerge with possession. On 6v6 possessions, Glenn can explode down both alleys and then fire on cage with his right or left hand. Plus, Glenn can rip long distance step-downs into the back of the net. An underrated aspect of Glenn's skill set is ability to work the high crease area for catch and fire goals. Glenn has also flashed that he can hustle back and work as an effective SSDM for a stretch.     Farrington is an extraordinarily versatile prospect who has demonstrated that he can operate as a two-way midfielder as well as a face off wing. On defense, Farrington does a fantastic job of using his imposing size and smooth lateral footwork to stay in front of ball carriers. Eventually, Farrington will use a stick check or a powerful crowbar to dislodge the ball. Once the rock hits the turf, Farrington excels at snapping up the GB and then pushing the ball into the offensive end. Farrington's long strides allow him to quickly separate from the pack and carry the ball deep into the offensive end for a goal or an assist. In settled action, Farrington can explode past or run over his defender and then get down the alley for a crank on the move. College coaches will love Farrington's ability to dodge going to his left or right and then shoot with either hand. Additionally, Farrington has proven to be a perimeter sniper who can ping corners or fire bouncers into the net. Farrington's speed, solid frame, positioning skills and stick work make him a plus player on the face off wing too.     After a monster 2026 season at Ramapo in which Frisco won ten games, posted a save percentage of 58% and was a 1st Team All-Bergen County selection, this 2028 net minder decided to transfer to Don Bosco Prep. That move means Bosco is adding a goalie to their lineup with imposing size, fast hands, and a high IQ. One asset that pops about Frisco is his attacking style between the pipes. Frisco does a tremendous job of cutting down shooting angles by aggressively coming off his line and stepping directly at shooters. When you combine that asset with his quick reactions and dynamic stick, Frisco is impossible to score on from deep. His enormous frame, poise, and willingness to use any part of his body make it difficult to score on Frisco around the crease too. Frisco is able to deny low shots thanks to his swift, but controlled drops. With his athleticism, speed and fearless approach, Frisco can track down GBs and then clear the ball himself. Or Frisco will track down the GB, then deliver a smart and accurate outlet passes that triggers a fast break.     Over the last five month of lacrosse action, Sinnes has established himself as one of the top 2028 LSMs in New Jersey. For example, last spring Sinnes caused 62 turnovers and vacuumed up 57 ground balls. Plus, Sinnes contributed 14 goals and 9 assists at the offensive end. In short, Sinnes is an athletic and speedy pole with polished stick skills who can impact every facet of the game. Sinnes is a master at securing ground balls on face offs or in the defensive zone and then quickly turning up field to trigger a transition opportunity. Once Sinnes is below the restraining line, he will not hesitate to fire on net. He is effective as a trail shooter on the fast break too. Defensively, Sinnes is a suffocating on-ball defender who arrives early and then aggressively pressures his opponent's hands. Sinnes will use slaps, pokes, lifts, and trail checks to cause turnovers. He also will not hesitate to mix in a healthy dose of physicality to separate the ball from his man. Sinnes is a high IQ pole who does a fantastic job of communicating with teammates as well as navigating his way over or through screens.

Below is a review of Class of 2028 prospects from Central and Southern New Jersey who have impressed with their outstanding play over the last five months.