NB All-America: Team Philly 26s and 27s Who Impressed

Below is a review of prospects from the 2026 and 2027 Team Philadelphia squads who impressed with their fantastic play at last weekend's New Balance All-America event.      This Georgetown commit owns considerable size, impressive agility, and quick hands. That trifecta was on full display last weekend down in Maryland as Atkins made numerous Instagram worthy saves. His ability to track shooters was next level and helped Atkins cover the top portion of the cage with ease. When shooters finally decided to fire low, he quickly dropped and made a clean stick save or used his body to stop the ball. On the rare occasion where a loose ball occurred, Atkins was quick to pounce on it and secure possession. Atkins delivered smartly placed and timely clearing passes too. The staff at Georgetown will love the way Atkins kept Team Philly 2026's defense organized with his frequent communication.       This lefty was a menacing on-ball presence at close defense all weekend for Team Philly 27s. Lamey is a wiry and athletic pole with polished footwork who doggedly pursued ball carriers until he caused a turnover. In addition to dislodging the ball from offensive players sticks, Lamey snatched passes out of mid-air. Plus, Lamey excelled at picking up ground balls in a crowd. He then made smart decisions with his clearing passes too. Around the crease, Lamey executed heavy stick checks to snuff out scoring opportunities. Lamey also demonstrated that he owns a firm understanding of team defensive concepts and was a solid communicator on the back end.     Moloney is widely regarded as a top SSDM, but it was his two-way playmaking skills that popped at the All-American tournament. Once Moloney had stripped an offensive player of the rock or picked up a ground ball, he jetted down field to create scoring opportunities for Team Philly 2026. In transition Moloney frequently drew a defender and then moved the ball to an open teammate in a timely fashion. Defensively, Moloney showed he can run full speed with offensive players on the perimeter or play a physical brand of SSDM. His ability to execute a well-timed crowbar was impressive. Moloney is committed to Delaware and the Blue Hens landed a gem.        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 1st.     Weisel is an athletic and speedy mid who dropped the hammer on the run and via step downs. His shifty fakes and quick first step allowed Weisel to find space for shots in transition as well as in 6 on 6 action. Weisel owns a creative offensive mind, and he frequently caught defenders by surprise with his creative shots or passes. From up top, Weisel got downhill in a hurry, ran through checks, and then fired on net with precision. At the All-America event, Weisel executed a variety of elusive moves that left the initial defender in his dust. Additionally, last weekend Weisel demonstrated that he could score and distribute with his left or right hand.

Below is a review of prospects from the 2026 and 2027 Team Philadelphia squads who impressed with their fantastic play at last weekend's New Balance All-America event.