Whether he was running out of the box as a midfielder or playing on attack, Cutri was an offensive recruit who strung together several big weekends over the course of the summer and finished strong at NASG. With Eclipse, the offense heavily featured three or four recruits likely to be slotted in the Top 50, yet Cutri’s production and skill set were constantly felt. What I love the most about his game is how he takes advantage of the touches he gets and the multitude of ways in which he’s able to make plays. Cutri can turn the corner and finish smoothly, get up the hash and net jumpers, pr initiate on wing dodges and get back to the middle and finish high-percentage takes. He has a clear understanding of spacing and off-ball work, and his feet are constantly moving without the ball, plus he’s got excellent stick skills. Having put up 37 goals and 16 assists before a breakthrough summer circuit, he helped his stock tremendously over the last several months.