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<p>Over the last two weekends, fall ball action has kicked into high gear with marquee recruiting tournaments and showcases taking place all over the country.</p>
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<p>With that in mind, below are profiles of five Pennsylvania prospects who I would humbly suggest that college coaches take the time to scout during the next month of fall lacrosse.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Bauersmith is an athletic and fleet footed defensive prospect with an aggressive style of play. Combine those assets with his lively stick and you get an LSM who dominates the middle third of the field. Bauersmith does a fantastic job of exploding out of the box to the ball and then stopping the opposing team's charge down the field. On those stops, Bauersmith frequently causes turnovers via fierce stick check or crafty lifts. His ability to scoop up the ensuing GB and quickly convert that turnover into a transition scoring chance is impressive. Once Bauersmith gets below the restraining line, he is a legitimate threat to score / drop a dime. In 6v6 action, Bauersmith will arrive early and stay glued to a ball carrier for long stretches. When the opportunity presents itself, Bauersmith will deliver a lift, can opener or body check that puts the ball on the ground. Bauersmith's high IQ allows him to smoothly navigate screen action and execute timely slides as well as double teams. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Summer 2026 was Etzler's breakout stretch of play as he was a standout performer at the NLF Summer Championships as well as an All-Star at the Apex 60 event. Etzler is an agile and versatile defensive prospect who is a tenacious on ball defender. The trifecta of Etzler's speed, lateral footwork and physicality allows him to pursue a ball carrier for long stretches and turn him multiple times. Etzler also excels at getting into a ball carrier earlier in his dodge and knocking him off balance. This talented 2029 defensive prospect is especially adept at shutting down dodgers from X. Etzler owns a deep bag of stick checks that he can throw to cause turnovers. Etzler has also demonstrated tremendous instincts for when to deliver those slaps, lifts and pokes that separate the ball from his opponent. Etzler's hand-eye coordination and positioning skills, make him a ground ball machine. His two-handed skill set and cut back moves will then allow Etzler to push the fast break deep into the offensive end. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Green is an extraordinarily athletic prospect who is a standout ice hockey player too. That hockey background is obvious in Green's aggressive, physical, and up-tempo style of play on the lacrosse field. Green is a suffocating on-ball defender who wears out opponents by applying constant pressure on their hands and by mixing in a healthy dose of body checks. Green can then cause turnovers via heavy stick checks as well as crafty pokes, lifts and can openers. He is also a rock steady team defender whose slides and double teams are always on time. Still, the most impressive part of Green's game could be how swiftly he converts ground balls / turnovers into transition opportunities. Green is a master at securing possession in the defensive end, getting his head up and then firing a seed up the field to an open teammate. His ability to thread an outlet pass between two opposing players and into a teammate's stick is extremely impressive. Green has also demonstrated that he owns the speed, polished stick skill and lacrosse IQ to leg the ball out himself and lead the fast break. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Spayd is a rising star in the Class of 2030 because of his quick reflexes, agility, and fearless style. Combine those assets with Spayd's fundamentally sound technique as well as his tracking skills and you get a brick wall off a net minder. His ability to rapidly move from post-to-post or high to low while remaining under control is remarkable. Spayd's understanding of how to cut down angles is beyond his years. This freshman makes a high percentage of clean saves, but Spayd will not hesitate to use any part of his body to keep the ball out of the net. Spayd's athleticism and noteworthy speed allows him pounce on loose balls and win chases. Once Spayd has possession of the rock, he will clear the ball via swift and precise outlet passes. College coaches will love the poise Spayd has shown on the field.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Weber is an elite face off specialist who back in September helped propel the USA U17 National Team to the Brogden Cup title. Weber is also a standout football player, and that gridiron physicality helps him frequently overpower opponents at the dot. But with his quick reaction times, powerful hands and textbook technique, Weber can cook opponents with clean pick-n-pops too. Weber will then use his speed, and ability to run through contact to streak into offensive zone and create a high percentage scoring chance. Weber's refined, two-handed stick skills make him a threat to shoot or distribute on those fast breaks. If action at the dot gets hectic, Weber's solid frame and relentless motor gives him a significant advantage on those plays. Additionally, Weber has repeatedly demonstrated that he can execute a defensive exit and then use his positioning skills to box out his opponent until he can secure possession. This past summer Weber won the 2029 division at the Faceoff Factory Summit event. </p>
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Over the last two weekends, fall ball action has kicked into high gear with marquee recruiting tournaments and showcases taking place all over the country.
With that in mind, below are profiles of five Pennsylvania prospects who I would humbly suggest that college coaches take the time to scout during the next month of fall lacrosse.
Bauersmith is an athletic and fleet footed defensive prospect with an aggressive style of play. Combine those assets with his lively stick and you get an LSM who dominates the middle third of the field. Bauersmith does a fantastic job…
Summer 2026 was Etzler's breakout stretch of play as he was a standout performer at the NLF Summer Championships as well as an All-Star at the Apex 60 event. Etzler is an agile and versatile defensive prospect who is a…
Green is an extraordinarily athletic prospect who is a standout ice hockey player too. That hockey background is obvious in Green's aggressive, physical, and up-tempo style of play on the lacrosse field. Green is a suffocating on-ball defender who wears out opponents by applying constant pressure on their hands and by mixing in a healthy dose of body checks. Green can then cause turnovers via heavy stick checks as well as crafty pokes, lifts and can openers. He is also a rock steady team defender whose slides and double teams are always on time. Still, the most impressive part of Green's game could be how swiftly he converts ground balls / turnovers into transition opportunities. Green is a master at securing possession in the defensive end, getting his head up and then firing a seed up the field to an open teammate. His ability to thread an outlet pass between two opposing players and into a teammate's stick is extremely impressive. Green has also demonstrated that he owns the speed, polished stick skill and lacrosse IQ to leg the ball out himself and lead the fast break.
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Spayd is a rising star in the Class of 2030 because of his quick reflexes, agility, and fearless style. Combine those assets with Spayd's fundamentally sound technique as well as his tracking skills and you get a brick wall off…
Weber is an elite face off specialist who back in September helped propel the USA U17 National Team to the Brogden Cup title. Weber is also a standout football player, and that gridiron physicality helps him frequently overpower opponents at the dot. But with his quick reaction times, powerful hands and textbook technique, Weber can cook opponents with clean pick-n-pops too. Weber will then use his speed, and ability to run through contact to streak into offensive zone and create a high percentage scoring chance. Weber's refined, two-handed stick skills make him a threat to shoot or distribute on those fast breaks. If action at the dot gets hectic, Weber's solid frame and relentless motor gives him a significant advantage on those plays. Additionally, Weber has repeatedly demonstrated that he can execute a defensive exit and then use his positioning skills to box out his opponent until he can secure possession. This past summer Weber won the 2029 division at the Faceoff Factory Summit event.
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