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<p>The contact period for 2028s has been open for over a month now and a slew of extremely talented juniors have already come off the board. But the 2028s are a deep recruiting class, so there is still a truck load of highly skilled and available prospects who could have an impact at the next level.</p>
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<p>So today, I want to profile five prospects from central and southern New Jersey who fit that description. If fact, if I were a college coach, I would offer each of the below prospects immediately. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Flying under the radar on Lawrenceville's ridiculously deep roster is this gifted, 6-foot-3, 210-pound midfielder. That imposing size combined with Farrington's speed and filthy stick skills makes him a matchup nightmare for opposing defenses. Farrington's length and solid frame allow him to run over or play bully ball against short sticks. On the other hand, most poles are not agile enough to stay in front of Farrington. In 6v6 action, Farrington can get downhill in a flash from up top as well as the wing and then score or distribute on the run. On those dodges, Farrington's ability to run through or elude sliding defenders is impressive. With the power and accuracy on his shot, this uncommitted 2028 can also snipe from long range. Farrington's long strides, smart decision-making, and shooting skills make him a serious transition threat too. College coaches should love that Farrington can drop back and play SSDM for stretches. At short stick, Farrington's size advantage allows him to cause turnovers with his physicality. On the face-off wing, Farrington's positioning skills, aggressive stick, and relentless style make him a ground ball machine. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Glenn is a dynamic midfielder who consistently breaks down opposing defenses with his attacking style. With his speed, non-stop motor, shooting / passing skills, and ability to vacuum up ground balls, Glenn flourishes in transition / unsettled action. Glenn's knack for converting broken plays, turnovers, and GBs into scoring opportunities is next level. In settled action, Glenn can use his explosive first step to dodge going to his left or right and then shoot/distribute with either hand. Glenn is also a patient dodger who will not hesitate to carry the ball to X and quarterback the offense from behind the cage. From up top or the wing, Glenn can also crank long-distance shots into the net. An underappreciated element of Glenn's game is his ability to work the high crease area for quick catch-and-shoot goals. As a bonus to his offensive skill set, the athletic and agile Glenn has also demonstrated that he can hold his own as an SSDM. During the 2026 high school season, Glenn posted 35 goals and 31 assists.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Hendricks is a quick-twitch athlete with serious shake and a deep bag of creative finishing moves. One thing that really stands out about Hendricks is his ability to find the back of the net in traffic or with a defender draped all over him. Hendricks's stick protection and ability to shoot from multiple angles are key to his success in those contact-filled scenarios. In open space, Hendricks can cook the initial defender going to his left or right. Once he finds open space, Hendricks can ping corners, score off hip, or fire bouncers past opposing goalies. Hendricks is especially effective when he dodges from the wing to the middle of the field, then cuts back and dips underneath his defender for a run to the cage. College coaches should love that Hendricks can operate as an initiator or feeder from X too. Off-ball, Hendricks uses clever drifts and cuts to set up 12-to-15 yard catch and fire chances. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Mulligan is a speedy and high-IQ attack prospect with an extremely well-rounded skill set. The trifecta of Mulligan's explosive first step, serious shake, and ability to pass/shoot with both hands makes him a dangerous X-attackman. Once Mulligan has cooked the initial defender, he can turn the corner for a dunk in close. Or Mulligan can dodge from behind the net, streak across GLE, push up the hash, then turn and rip a sidearm into the net. When he initiates from X, Mulligan smartly keeps his head up. So, if the slide comes early, Mulligan will use his field vision and feathery touch to distribute the ball to the open teammate. Additionally, Mulligan has demonstrated that he can patiently hold the ball at X and then feed open cutters. The quick release and precise aim on Mulligan's shot allow him to snipe from GLE or the wing. An underrated aspect of Mulligan's skill set is his ability to work the high crease area for catch-and-finish goals. Last spring, Mulligan scored 24 goals and handed out 29 dimes for Hun School. <strong> </strong></p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">During his breakout sophomore year, Przelski registered 42 goals to go along with 14 assists. Included in this lefty attack's remarkable 2026 high school campaign was a season-high six goals in a win over East Brunswick. Przelski's unique combination of size, speed, and polished shooting skills makes him a matchup nightmare for opposing defenses. This available junior is especially effective when he operates on the wing. Przelski can initiate from the wing, sweep across the defense, and then rip shots on the move. Przelski does a fantastic job of using a hitch move to set up those sweeps. Additionally, Przelski can snipe long-range shots from the lefty wing. Przelski also excels at attacking the cage from the corners as well as X. His quick burst and change-of-direction moves enable Przelski to shake his man and then dash to the front of the net for a scoring chance in close. On those runs from X and the corners, Przelski has demonstrated that he is a master at executing timely inside rolls and then finishing around the crease. College coaches will love the non-stop motor and physicality Przelski has displayed on the ride. </p>
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The contact period for 2028s has been open for over a month now and a slew of extremely talented juniors have already come off the board. But the 2028s are a deep recruiting class, so there is still a truck load of highly skilled and available prospects who could have an impact at the next level.
So today, I want to profile five prospects from central and southern New Jersey who fit that description. If fact, if I were a college coach, I would offer each of the below prospects immediately.
Flying under the radar on Lawrenceville's ridiculously deep roster is this gifted, 6-foot-3, 210-pound midfielder. That imposing size combined with Farrington's speed and filthy stick skills makes him a matchup nightmare for opposing defenses. Farrington's length and solid frame allow him to run over or play bully ball against short sticks. On the other hand, most poles are not agile enough to stay in front of Farrington. In 6v6 action, Farrington can get downhill in a flash from up top as well as the wing and then score or distribute on the run. On those dodges, Farrington's ability to run through or elude sliding defenders is impressive. With the power and accuracy on his shot, this uncommitted 2028 can also snipe from long range. Farrington's long strides, smart decision-making, and shooting skills make him a serious transition threat too. College coaches should love that Farrington can drop back and play SSDM for stretches. At short stick, Farrington's size advantage allows him to cause turnovers with his physicality. On the face-off wing, Farrington's positioning skills, aggressive stick, and relentless style make him a ground ball machine.
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Glenn is a dynamic midfielder who consistently breaks down opposing defenses with his attacking style. With his speed, non-stop motor, shooting / passing skills, and ability to vacuum up ground balls, Glenn flourishes in transition / unsettled action. Glenn's knack…
Hendricks is a quick-twitch athlete with serious shake and a deep bag of creative finishing moves. One thing that really stands out about Hendricks is his ability to find the back of the net in traffic or with a defender draped all over him. Hendricks's stick protection and ability to shoot from multiple angles are key to his success in those contact-filled scenarios. In open space, Hendricks can cook the initial defender going to his left or right. Once he finds open space, Hendricks can ping corners, score off hip, or fire bouncers past opposing goalies. Hendricks is especially effective when he dodges from the wing to the middle of the field, then cuts back and dips underneath his defender for a run to the cage. College coaches should love that Hendricks can operate as an initiator or feeder from X too. Off-ball, Hendricks uses clever drifts and cuts to set up 12-to-15 yard catch and fire chances.
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Mulligan is a speedy and high-IQ attack prospect with an extremely well-rounded skill set. The trifecta of Mulligan's explosive first step, serious shake, and ability to pass/shoot with both hands makes him a dangerous X-attackman. Once Mulligan has cooked the initial defender, he can turn the corner for a dunk in close. Or Mulligan can dodge from behind the net, streak across GLE, push up the hash, then turn and rip a sidearm into the net. When he initiates from X, Mulligan smartly keeps his head up. So, if the slide comes early, Mulligan will use his field vision and feathery touch to distribute the ball to the open teammate. Additionally, Mulligan has demonstrated that he can patiently hold the ball at X and then feed open cutters. The quick release and precise aim on Mulligan's shot allow him to snipe from GLE or the wing. An underrated aspect of Mulligan's skill set is his ability to work the high crease area for catch-and-finish goals. Last spring, Mulligan scored 24 goals and handed out 29 dimes for Hun School.
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During his breakout sophomore year, Przelski registered 42 goals to go along with 14 assists. Included in this lefty attack's remarkable 2026 high school campaign was a season-high six goals in a win over East Brunswick. Przelski's unique combination of size, speed, and polished shooting skills makes him a matchup nightmare for opposing defenses. This available junior is especially effective when he operates on the wing. Przelski can initiate from the wing, sweep across the defense, and then rip shots on the move. Przelski does a fantastic job of using a hitch move to set up those sweeps. Additionally, Przelski can snipe long-range shots from the lefty wing. Przelski also excels at attacking the cage from the corners as well as X. His quick burst and change-of-direction moves enable Przelski to shake his man and then dash to the front of the net for a scoring chance in close. On those runs from X and the corners, Przelski has demonstrated that he is a master at executing timely inside rolls and then finishing around the crease. College coaches will love the non-stop motor and physicality Przelski has displayed on the ride.
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