The Ontario native brings a well-rounded skill set shaped by his box lacrosse background. While he’s capable of being a high-level SSDM, he also has the offensive tools to play on the other side of the ball at the next level. He’s a smooth dodger and shooter who can place the ball anywhere he wants on the run.

What truly sets him apart is his ability to manipulate defenders mid-dodge. He changes posture on a dime, lulling opponents into relaxing for just a split second before accelerating past them or snapping off a shot. When you add a pick into the equation, his craftiness becomes even more dangerous, as he uses posture changes and hesitations to force defenders over picks and create massive separation. His mix of box-honed deception and field-savvy execution makes him a nightmare to guard.

An Energizer Bunny type who goes extremely hard and embraces all facets of the game, Kelusky plays with the heart, grit, and tenacity you’d expect from the son of NLL legend Tracey Kelusky. The 5’9 lefty from Peterborough (Ont.) thrived in a d-mid/two-way role for the Big Green as a freshman, blossoming more as the season went on after coming off a long season as a member of DA’s varsity hockey roster. A moment in the fourth quarter of a tightly contested game against Loomis Chaffee properly sums up his impact: Kelusky scored a big goal, then lined up on the wing and gobbled up a huge contested GB. Fleet-footed and highly athletic, he’s just as capable of clamping down on his matchup as he is attacking his man with the ball in his stick when given the opportunity. Kelusky’s a lot of fun to watch and has big-time potential.