With standout performances at marquee summer 2025 events like Maverik Showtime and NLF National Championships, Doyle cemented his spot as one of the top offensive prospects in the Class of 2027. His towering height, 200-pound frame and ability to swiftly glide up and down the field truly sets him apart from the pack. Those physical assets combined with his elite stick skills, a creative offensive mind, and his versatility, form a prospect that college coaches will drool over. Parker can run at midfield or attack and is comfortable initiating offense from anywhere on the field. His quick burst, size and shake allow Parker to get downhill, run through or around defenders, read the defense and then decide to shoot or pass. He owns a powerful shot that he can cut loose on the run or in step down situations. His crafty off-ball movements frequently produce easy goals in-close. Parker’s ability to score or distribute from X is one of his skills that is often overlooked.

A bull in a china shop at 6’5 and 195 pounds, Doyle scored in every game, something that only a handful of midfielders accomplished. The British Columbia native netted a pair of tallies in Game 5 after selections were made, but even so, I was a bit surprised to see him be excluded from the All-Star Game. Doyle is blessed with remarkable hands and wrists, utilizing them to execute twisters and intricate fakes. While he isn’t the type of player who will be spotted running by his man too often, he has deceptively good footwork for his size and has little trouble freeing up his hands for prime scoring opportunities.