If Littlejohn’s last name sounds familiar, it’s because he’s the younger brother of Richmond star Lucas Littlejohn, who, among many other collegiate accomplishments, netted four goals in a 2025 NCAA First Round victory at UNC while collectively having the ball in his stick for just 0.83 seconds in total. His younger brother has a little more dodging prowess than that and similarly possesses ridiculous hands, finishing ability, and sneaky off-ball play. He had multiple goals in the game that I watched and was the bright spot in a rather one-sided loss, displaying soft hands inside and a multitude of absolutely nasty fakes before putting the goalies where goalies weren’t. He’s incredibly productive off the catch and has a wide array of releases and placement, shooting a hard and accurate ball from mid-range. While a reliable finisher, he could stand to improve his ball security against top-notch defenders, though I’d expect him to drastically improve that area of his game as he becomes more acquainted with the field game. Like most Canadians, there seems to be wiggle room with his grad year, as he played with the Evolve 2029s in Naptown’s 2028 division and has a March 2020 birthdate. He’ll head to Trinity-Pawling this fall.