Simply put, Fesmire was a walking bucket at Terp Classic. The Colorado native racked up seven goals in the two games I saw over the weekend and undoubtedly added more when I wasn’t watching. An incredibly productive and efficient mid-range scorer, Fesmire caught everything thrown his way — good pass, less-than-ideal pass, it didn’t matter — and got the ball in and out of his stick in a hurry.

He was active without the ball, too, and particularly dangerous from that left-handed wing, where he piled up stepdowns or caught the rock, stepped in, and got off a quality shot. Fesmire was exceptionally precise with his shooting, consistently finding the spots goalies weren’t and reading netminders well. He played with an ever-present calmness, and it seemed like he was always scoring in bunches while rarely missing the cage. It’s incredibly fun to watch an elite shooter, and Fesmire is certainly that.