Schreiber is an extraordinarily athletic and extremely physical SSDM prospect who recently flipped from UMass to Loyola. With his agility and speed, Schreiber is a menacing on-ball short stick who tortures opponents with his thumper style. Schreiber is a master at using powerful stick checks and/or jarring body checks to cause turnovers. He also will not hesitate to execute a timely crowbar that puts the ball on the turf. Plus, Schreiber does a fantastic job of getting into ball carriers early in their dodge and stopping them cold. Schreiber’s physicality and aggressive stick make him a ground ball machine. Once he has secured possession, Schreiber can explode over the midfield line and use his cutback skills to carry the ball deep into the offensive end. Schreiber can also absorb significant contact and still maintain possession on those fast breaks.

Schreiber is a multi-sport athlete who also plays football. That gridiron pedigree was extremely evident in the physical style of SSDM Schreiber played last weekend at the All-America tournament. Schreiber thumped opposing offensive players with body checks and powerful stick checks as he frequently jarred the ball loose. He also stuffed offensive players on their downhill dodge attempts and forced them to bounce outside where they then harmlessly moved the ball to the next man. Plus, Schreiber showed he would not hesitate to mix it up in scrum and then eventually emerge with possession. His speed and quick cuts enabled Schreiber to then push the fast break. The multi-skilled Schreiber should be a popular prospect on September 1^st.