DeNegri backed up Quenault, as he has all season long, and was a spark as a 2nd option for this Green Wave attack, going 5 for 6 in a somewhat low-scoring affair. He also netted a momentum-shifting goal in the 2nd quarter to fire back at the Pirates after their goal, making that his only goal of the season and the 2nd of his career. The Johns Hopkins commit is a stocky, challenging matchup, with the strength to overpower opponents or the hand speed to beat them to the punch and win it clean. DeNegri finishes his junior season with 100 face-off wins at 72% and played a vital role for Delbarton in its state title run.

Despite DeNegri being a top lacrosse athlete, his wrestling background has given him the foundation he needed to succeed in the sport. He is constantly laser-focused on the task at hand, eager to learn, and wired for excellence. His hand speed is great for his age, along with his overall balance and body control. Not only that, but DeNegri has the necessary physical conditioning and stamina to make it through long games and tournaments without fatigue. In the end, his performances at national showcases such as Main Stage, Juniors Open, BIC, and New Balance have put him on the map. However, his performance at Showtime defines who he is as a player, ending with a win percentage of 63% (30-of-48) over the course of five total games.