Intriguing College Commitments From May

Below is a review of five talented prospects who recently committed to play college lacrosse for a DI program.      Beyer recently committed to St. John's which means the Red Storm coaching staff had added one of the top poles in New Jersey to their 2027 recruiting class. The first item that pops about Beyer is his elite ground ball skills. In traffic or open space as well as on the face off wing, Beyer doggedly pursuits GBs and then uses his active stick and positioning skills to secure possession. Once this ball is in his stick, Beyer does a fantastic job of rolling to open space and then firing an outlet pass or dropping the ball off to a fellow pole. Beyer has also proved he can use his speed to push the ball up field himself. Defensively, Beyer is an on-ball menace thanks to his athleticism, smooth lateral movements, and active stick. Plus, he is a high IQ team defender whose slides, switches and hedges are always on point.     Noble is a fleet footed lefty pole with imposing size and refined stick skills. He excels at swiftly turning defensive stops into offense opportunities for his team. Noble can put the ball on the ground via slaps, pokes lifts and overheads. This Canadian prospect can also cause turnovers with physical body checks. Noble is a ground ball machine who can secure possession in a crowd and then clear the ball. His speed, shifty moves, and ability to play with both hands enables Noble to push the fast break deep into the offensive end where he can score or distribute. Noble recently committed to Detroit Mercy.     In early May, this a highly regarded SSDM announced his commitment to Gary Gait and the Syracuse Orange. Savage is a bulldog of a SSDM who uses his agility, physicality, and active stick to apply constant pressure on offensive players. He is a master at getting into ball carriers early in their dodge and knocking them of their intended path. In those situations, Savage has also been known to deliver a powerful crowbar that dislodges the ball. Savage's scoop and go skills make him a major contributor to his team's transition game. His separation speed and ability to absorb significant contact on the fast break allows him to frequently go coast-to-coast. Savage was previously committed to North Carolina.     Earlier this week, Tuohey announced via social media that he had committed to Harvard. The addition of Tuohey will provide Harvard's defense with an athletic, speedy, and high IQ pole who can cause turnovers anywhere on the field. Tuohey shuts down ball carriers by beating then to spots and then turning that offensive player multiple times. When the offensive player eventually makes a mistake, Tuohey will strike with a stick check, poke or can opener that puts the ball on the ground. Tuohey will then pounce on the loose ball and secure possession. Once Tuohey has the ball he always makes the correct decision on whether to charge up field himself, fire a clearing pass to an open teammate or roll to open space and then move the ball back to the goalie. When Tuohey elects to push the fast break, his shifty cuts and elusive stick maneuvers make him legitimate transition threat.     White is an extraordinarily athletic and versatile two-way midfielder who recently committed to Holy Cross. On offense White has displayed a quick burst, serious shake, and polished stick skills. That trifecta of assets enables White to blow past the initial defender, elude the slide and then score in close. Or White can cook his defender, draw the slide, and then distribute to and open teammate. When he initiates from the wing, White will execute an inside hitch move to set up a sweep over the top of the defense for a shot on the run. White's quick release and precise aim make him a legitimate threat to crank step downs into the net too. In addition to his offensive game, this multi-sport athlete (also played basketball) has flashed the ability to effectively operate as a SSSDM.

Below is a review of five talented prospects who recently committed to play college lacrosse for a DI program.