Set to transfer from Westfield (Mass.) to Loomis Chaffee (Conn.), Topor was someone whose game I wasn’t familiar with, though in all fairness, 2Way’s so stacked on offense to the point that some talented complementary pieces can sometimes get overshadowed. He certainly popped at IMLCA, putting together an excellent first half in the first game of the day, albeit against a lesser opponent. An aggressive scorer who can make things happen both below and above the goal line, he had a nasty fake to freeze the defense, then finished appropriately in close. There’s some brute strength in his game that allows him to stand out relative to his peers, and he shoots the heck out of the ball with either hand. I’d like to see him be a bit more consistent against the top teams, but I was impressed with what I saw this week and feel as if he possesses a lot of the tools to make him an attractive Division I prospect.

Gavin Topor brings a powerful downhill presence matched by very few players in his class. He is an explosive dodger who is extremely difficult to stop when attacking head-on, using a rare blend of strength and speed to overwhelm defenders. Gavin’s athleticism allows him to excel at both midfield and attack, giving his team tremendous versatility in how they deploy him. He consistently creates separation with his first step and physicality, opening up clean shooting windows from multiple angles. With his hands free, he can unleash heavy, accurate shots with either hand, generating velocity that stands out even among top players in the class. Few shooters in 2028 combine power, precision, and two-handed ability the way Gavin does.