Arber had an impressive sophomore season at Bloomfield (N.Y.) in the spring. He was named Finger Lakes Attackman and Player of the Year after tallying 78 goals and 29 assists. While Arber does not play the best competition in the spring, that skill still showed at PLC. He is a crafty, quick attackman whose game could easily translate to the midfield with his dodging and on-the-run shooting ability. In settled sets, he has the feel to juke and jab past defenders and the speed to cut them off. Arber plays inside well by timing his cuts, has great hands, and can release it wherever he wants, even if he has to backhand it or twist it in. I loved his ability to probe and test the waters in early offense and transition, and if you check his spring tape, it is obvious he has an impactful stepdown shot, where he can backpedal or sweep into gaps and place it all over to keep goalies guessing.