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<p>On Sunday, the Millon Fall Invitational brought together 25 East Coast club teams in the 2028 and 2029 classes for a day of lacrosse at Westtown School in Chester County, Pennsylvania.</p>
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<p>The weather was perfect, the sidelines were lined with college coaches, and the competition was fierce. Here are five Pennsylvania prospects who stood out, including a talented Westtown boarder from Ontario.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">On Sunday, Alicandri displayed tremendous poise on several possessions where he faced a barrage of shots. His quick reflexes, agility, and willingness to use any part of his body allowed Alicandri to deny multiple shots in a row. Alicandri also stood tall in the cage and used his fast hands to make clean top-side saves on long-range shots. This sophomore was a brick wall against scoring chances around the crease too. Alicandri showed athleticism and hustle on a few chases that he won. Once the ball was in his stick, Alicandri delivered smart and precise clearing passes. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Having transferred to the Westtown School from Hill Academy this past offseason, Burman is a lefty offensive prospect from Canada with significant box experience. His polished box stick skills were extremely evident during Sunday's action at the Millon Fall Invite. Burman's deep bag of stick maneuvers and ability to shoot in tight spaces produced a couple of Instagram-worthy scoring chances. He also used his field vision and feathery touch to deliver a few creative assists. Burman's crafty off-ball movements made him difficult to defend. Those timely cuts and drifts produced several quality catch-and-fire opportunities. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Chekemian is classified as an SSDM, and he definitely excels in that role. However, after what I watched on Sunday, that label does not do justice to Chekemian's well-rounded skill set. Yesterday, Chekemian displayed noteworthy speed and polished stick skills as he pushed fast break opportunities for Freedom. His change-of-direction moves and ability to absorb contact allowed Chekemian to carry the ball deep into the offensive end and then shoot or distribute. Additionally, Chekemian stayed on the field for a few 6v6 possessions and got downhill in a flash. On defense, Chekemian's length, lateral footwork, and aggressive style made him a tenacious on-ball presence. His IQ led to well-timed slides and double teams. I was impressed with his ground ball skills too. One last note on Chekemian is that on the field, he appears taller than his listed height of 6-foot-2.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">How this athletic and agile scoring machine remains available is a mystery. Yesterday, Foster used his explosive first step and serious shake to cook his initial defender and then create scoring opportunities for himself or teammates. On those dodges, Foster impressed with his ability to unleash missiles while running at full speed. Foster's ability to dodge going to his left or right made him extremely dangerous in space. Foster also displayed fantastic catch-and-shoot skills. His off-ball movements, combined with his awareness and IQ, produced several clean looks for step-downs. Foster showed smooth two-man game skills too. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Jones is a wiry and fleet-footed offensive prospect who showed on Sunday that he has filthy stick skills and can initiate from anywhere on the field. With his quick burst and long strides, Jones blew past initial defenders and then got to the crease area in a flash. His noteworthy top-end speed seemed to catch defenders by surprise. Jones also did a tremendous job of using his long frame to hold off his opponent as he patiently probed the defense for scoring chances. Still, the most impressive part of this available junior's skill set was his shooting and finishing skills. Jones executed a handful of crowd-pleasing, creative finishes in close. Jones also ripped long-range shots of every type and from every angle. The swift release and velocity on those shots were impressive. I humbly suggest that college coaches contact Jones immediately. </p>
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On Sunday, the Millon Fall Invitational brought together 25 East Coast club teams in the 2028 and 2029 classes for a day of lacrosse at Westtown School in Chester County, Pennsylvania.
The weather was perfect, the sidelines were lined with college coaches, and the competition was fierce. Here are five Pennsylvania prospects who stood out, including a talented Westtown boarder from Ontario.
On Sunday, Alicandri displayed tremendous poise on several possessions where he faced a barrage of shots. His quick reflexes, agility, and willingness to use any part of his body allowed Alicandri to deny multiple shots in a row. Alicandri also stood tall in the cage and used his fast hands to make clean top-side saves on long-range shots. This sophomore was a brick wall against scoring chances around the crease too. Alicandri showed athleticism and hustle on a few chases that he won. Once the ball was in his stick, Alicandri delivered smart and precise clearing passes.
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Having transferred to the Westtown School from Hill Academy this past offseason, Burman is a lefty offensive prospect from Canada with significant box experience. His polished box stick skills were extremely evident during Sunday's action at the Millon Fall Invite.…
Chekemian is classified as an SSDM, and he definitely excels in that role. However, after what I watched on Sunday, that label does not do justice to Chekemian's well-rounded skill set. Yesterday, Chekemian displayed noteworthy speed and polished stick skills as he pushed fast break opportunities for Freedom. His change-of-direction moves and ability to absorb contact allowed Chekemian to carry the ball deep into the offensive end and then shoot or distribute. Additionally, Chekemian stayed on the field for a few 6v6 possessions and got downhill in a flash. On defense, Chekemian's length, lateral footwork, and aggressive style made him a tenacious on-ball presence. His IQ led to well-timed slides and double teams. I was impressed with his ground ball skills too. One last note on Chekemian is that on the field, he appears taller than his listed height of 6-foot-2.
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How this athletic and agile scoring machine remains available is a mystery. Yesterday, Foster used his explosive first step and serious shake to cook his initial defender and then create scoring opportunities for himself or teammates. On those dodges, Foster…
Jones is a wiry and fleet-footed offensive prospect who showed on Sunday that he has filthy stick skills and can initiate from anywhere on the field. With his quick burst and long strides, Jones blew past initial defenders and then got to the crease area in a flash. His noteworthy top-end speed seemed to catch defenders by surprise. Jones also did a tremendous job of using his long frame to hold off his opponent as he patiently probed the defense for scoring chances. Still, the most impressive part of this available junior's skill set was his shooting and finishing skills. Jones executed a handful of crowd-pleasing, creative finishes in close. Jones also ripped long-range shots of every type and from every angle. The swift release and velocity on those shots were impressive. I humbly suggest that college coaches contact Jones immediately.
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