On the June circuit, Myers demonstrated that he is a speedy attackman with elusive change-of-direction moves and filthy stick skills. His ability to shake his initial defender and then charge to the net placed constant pressure on opposing defenses. If the opposing defense slid too late, Myers dashed to the crease for scoring chances in close. When opponents slid too early, Myer distributed to open teammates. This lefty also showed he could blow past his defender, run into open space, and then slam on the brakes for a 12-to-15-yard rip. Last month, Myers also operated from X as a scorer and distributor. His field vision and timing allowed him to effectively feed cutters from behind the net.     

Also playing football and basketball, Myers is a three-sport athlete who owns noteworthy speed and impressive agility. On the lacrosse field, those assets combined with his polished stick skills, make Myers a lethal offensive prospect. In Wissahickon’s season opener, Myers posted three goals and five assists as the Trojans downed Upper Merion. This lefty found the back of the net via sidearm rips from the wing as well as GLE. Myers also initiated from X and the wing, blew past his initial defender, and then scored on the run. His ability to feed cutters or to find a teammate on the back post was on full display, too. Myers is a key offensive piece for a 2026 Wissahickon squad that is being vastly underrated.