Rayfield is one of the more complete midfielders in the ’26 class. The Syracuse commit has no problem going either hand and letting it fly with a tremendous on-the-run shot. He is known for utilizing his quickness and speed to get down the alley and using his angles to get quality shots off. He can invert and play out of the box, making him an excellent fit for the Orange and Gary Gait offense. I would not be surprised if he plays more of a two-way role at the next level. An athlete of this nature is hard to keep on the sideline.

A killer out of the midfield, Rayfield is among several outstanding two-way threats in the class, coming into the summer with confidence after racking up 92 points for the NY Class ‘D’ finalists this spring. Posting hat tricks in two consecutive games in the middle of his Showtime campaign, he has a superb first step and awesome wrists, as all it took was a simple flick on the run to put a shot in the back of the net. He scored off of ball movement, a leaner, a bouncer down the alley, in catch-and-shoot situations, and more. Beyond that, he’s a pitbull on defense and frequently turned groundballs into fast breaks, making a full-field impact.