Kobe Sanden
Kobe Sanden
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Expert Analysis
Ty Xanders | Prep Lacrosse Scout
From a size and physicality standpoint, Sanden is a total outlier as a big and imposing athlete. I’ve only been evaluating ’27s for a few weeks now, and I haven’t seen anybody look anything like Sanden, who dwarfs the competition with his 6’3, 210-pound frame and has clearly committed himself to the weight room, unlike a lot of first-semester sophomores. He’s such an intriguing recruit, and there’s so much more there than him just passing the eye test with flying colors. Sanden has a skill set that could put him at attack or a two-way midfield role. On Sunday, I felt like he was at his best between the lines and going from defense to offense. He got after groundballs and used his brute force to body defenders, and when he was in space chugging upfield, no one could stop him. Sanden was particularly impressive in a narrow loss to BBL and put up a goal and assist, but his presence was felt in multiple facets. I’ll be excited to see how his career progresses, as he’s quite a piece for Dylan Sheridan and the Pioneers to work with for another three years.
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