Keck has had a monstrous junior campaign and is a large reason why the Greyhounds hold a 14-4 record and earned the 4th seed in the South Jersey Group 3 bracket. In Northern Burlington’s quarterfinal matchup against Toms River East, Keck exploded for 9 goals (career-high), matching his opponents’ goal-total in the 14-9 win. He’s got the green light from anywhere on the field, showcasing the ability to stretch the defense and utilize stick fakes to deceive his opponents and find a good look at the cage. He leads his team in goals (80) and points (105), and the Greyhounds will look for his production to stay high as they head into the semifinals vs top-ranked Shawnee.

During his stellar sophomore campaign, Keck scored 61 goals and dished out 27 assists. Thus, it should not come as a surprise that in January, this offensive juggernaut committed to D2 powerhouse Pace University. Keck is an extraordinarily quick and shifty prospect who can blow past the initial defender with ease. His split dodges and spins are especially effective moves for getting Keck into open space for a shot or well-timed pass on the run. Keck can also unleash powerful step-downs from up top. On the wing, Keck has thrived when he sweeps over the top and rips at full speed. Keck’s agility and change of direction skills enable him to stop on a dime and then roll back for a clean shot attempt. In addition to his filthy offensive skills, Keck has proven that he can hustle back and play SSDM at a high level.