Jacob Klein
Jacob Klein
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Michael Campanile | Prep Lacrosse Scout
Entering his senior year with confidence after committing to St. Bonaventure in September,
Jacob Klein
Jacob
Klein
6'1" | A | Right Hand
Loyola Blakefield | 2026
MD
continues to show why he’s one of Loyola’s most versatile offensive pieces. He can initiate from anywhere on the field. In Saturday’s scrimmage, he found the net twice — once down each alley — showcasing comfort shooting on the run from either hand. Near the goal line is another place where Klein makes an impact. He’s nimble enough to toe tap around the crease and confident enough in finishing with low angles.
What stands out about his dodging is his combination of different speeds. He’s great at slowing down to get close to defenders to bait checks, then blasts off to create separation to get his hands free. Off-ball, he’s equally as strong. He sees lanes early, times his cuts well, and makes himself an easy target in flow offense. Combine those traits with a smooth, confident release and consistent accuracy, and Klein is a player defenses will have to focus on this spring.
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Michael Campanile | Prep Lacrosse Scout
Entering his senior year with confidence after committing to St. Bonaventure in September,
Jacob Klein
Jacob
Klein
6'1" | A | Right Hand
Loyola Blakefield | 2026
MD
continues to show why he’s one of Loyola’s most versatile offensive pieces. He can initiate from anywhere on the field. In Saturday’s scrimmage, he found the net twice — once down each alley — showcasing comfort shooting on the run from either hand. Near the goal line is another place where Klein makes an impact. He’s nimble enough to toe tap around the crease and confident enough in finishing with low angles.
What stands out about his dodging is his combination of different speeds. He’s great at slowing down to get close to defenders to bait checks, then blasts off to create separation to get his hands free. Off-ball, he’s equally as strong. He sees lanes early, times his cuts well, and makes himself an easy target in flow offense. Combine those traits with a smooth, confident release and consistent accuracy, and Klein is a player defenses will have to focus on this spring.
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