Rogers is one of the best players in the MIAA and is set to compete this fall for more looks. The military academies are interested in what he can bring to their programs, as are some Big East schools. Another team’s slow start to this recruiting window might pay off if they can land Rogers, especially if they’re still looking to add to their offensive haul. A powerful alley dodger, Rogers has that throwback juggernaut shoulder drop that decimates poorly positioned shortsticks. I wouldn’t be surprised if a Patriot League school snapped Rogers up at the start of November.

I think Rogers is less of a surprise on here than any of the other names, just because he is a proven on-field product. His ability to bull his way down the alley and uncork a shot destined to find a corner was a big part of why the Golden Eagles hoisted the MIAA trophy last June. It’s tough to get a ton of shifts on his Laxachusetts squad, but Rogers’ game is more predicated on his ability to pull defenders out and use his power to get downhill and hands-free. He can be the party-starter, but he can also be a catch-and-go guy who really opens up an aggressive defense.