Delaware Valley Stock Risers From June

Below is a review of five prospects from the Delaware Valley (SEPA, Central / South Jersey and Delaware) who have played outstanding lacrosse on the June circuit and thus increased their recruiting stock significantly.    During the 2026 high school season, Carmouche proved to be one of the top 2028s in the state of Delaware. The combination of Carmouche's athleticism, speed, stick skills, and aggressive style made him a two-way beast for Salesianum. In June, Carmouche has used that list of assets to torture opponents. Carmouche has repeatedly picked up ground balls or received outlet passes and then exploded down the field for a fast break opportunity. He owns polished stick skills, so Carmouche has not hesitated to crank shots into the net while on the run. At the defensive end, Carmouche's intense on-ball style of defense was a welcome sight on the summer circuit. Carmouche has done a fantastic job of staying glued to ball carriers and applying constant pressure to their hands. He has also proven to be a tremendous team defender who has executed timely slides and double teams.     Horvath is a multi-skilled face-off specialist who, for the last month, has dominated opponents with his blend of imposing size and insanely fast hands. His length and solidly built frame have enabled Horvath to overpower opponents for gritty wins at the dot. Those same assets have also made it possible for Horvath to spin and then box out opponents until he secured possession. Plus, those items have contributed significantly to Horvath's ability to track down loose balls and vacuum them up in traffic. Horvath's fast hands and textbook technique have produced clean clamps, too. Once he won the clamp, Horvath then exploded into the offensive end to create scoring chances. Horvath's long wingspan has allowed him to safely extend his stick in one hand and keep the ball beyond the reach of his opponent. Horvath's remarkable stick skills have produced goals and assists while he is on the run.     Kovacs is fresh off a high school season during which he scored 20 goals and dished out 21 assists. Thus, it should not be a surprise that this two-way midfielder has played at a high level over the first month of the club circuit. In June, Kovacs provided a serious scoring punch for Blue Star by scoring in transition as well as in 6v6 action. During the early portion of summer lacrosse, Kovacs has shown a knack for turning defensive stops into scoring opportunities at the other end. His speed, shifty moves, and refined stick skills allowed Kovacs to go coast to coast. That trifecta combined with his non-stop motor enabled Kovacs to come out of the box, receive an outlet pass, and then move the ball downfield. Kovacs's high lacrosse IQ has helped him smartly determine when to push those scoring opportunities versus when to pull back and get into settled action. As a bonus to all of these items, Kovacs has demonstrated that he is a highly accurate and powerful perimeter shooter.     Marley is a physically imposing and agile netminder who this month has played with a poise beyond his years. In recent club events, Marley has done an incredible job of moving post to post in a flash to make saves. He has also executed swift but controlled drops to make stops on low shots. In recent club games, what has impressed the most about Marley has been his patient and calm approach on scoring chances in close as well as rebound opportunities. That approach combined with quick hands has produced a number of highway robbery-level saves. Marley's ability to wait out fakes and read shooters' intentions has also contributed to these Instagram-worthy saves. In June, Marley also flashed that he could scramble out of the crease and then pounce on a loose ball. Once the ball is in his stick, this big lefty delivered smartly placed outlet passes.     This past spring, McCarthy posted a breakout high school season as a key offensive piece for Malvern Prep's PAISAA state title-winning team. McCarthy has continued that extraordinary level of play here in June and college coaches need to stop sleeping on this talented midfielder. Recently in 6v6 action, McCarthy has demonstrated an attacking style that places continuous pressure on opposing defenses. His ability to get downhill in a flash, then elude sliding defenders with his shifty moves has enabled McCarthy to carry the ball deep into the offensive end for goals and assists. McCarthy has also proven that he can dodge down the alley, slam on the brakes, and then rip from 12-15 yards out. His ability to play with both hands has allowed McCarthy to initiate going to his left or right. With his speed and field vision, McCarthy has excelled in transition too. On the fast break, McCarthy's smart and timely passes have created easy scoring chances for teammates.

Below is a review of five prospects from the Delaware Valley (SEPA, Central / South Jersey and Delaware) who have played outstanding lacrosse on the June circuit and thus increased their recruiting stock significantly.