LoSauro had a great sophomore season, totaling 38 goals and 19 assists and finishing 2nd on the team in points (57) only behind Maryland-bound senior Jack Schultz. The 3-star Penn State commit is a crafty playmaker at the X attackmen position and can score in a variety of ways when dodging upfield from X. He’s someone who can score even when the defense is in great positioning because he can take a quick shot from his hip on the run, he can use a low backhand shot or dive around the crease with almost no angle and score and that frustrates defenders. The Showtime All-Star is a smooth dodger with a quick first step and solid stick skills to ward off the defender’s checks and shows how tough and resilient he is by the way he takes some beatings from the defense on the way to the net. He has a whole arsenal of moves that he can throw at a defender which is why he is such a tough challenge for defenses to plan for.

Going 100 miles per hour in everything he does, I love the competitive energy and toughness that LoSauro plays with. Although undersized, the lefty is always unafraid to stick his nose in the dirt to dig out tough groundballs or get physical in the riding game. He plays AAA hockey, so it’s no surprise that LoSauro has excellent wrists, snapping off a handful of pretty low-to-high shots during his time at Showtime. As a sophomore, LoSauro posted 36 goals and 29 assists for one of the best teams in the state.