Brody is carving out a name for himself this summer after a spring where he posted 49 goals and 33 assists. Although he fits well as an attackman, he looks more like a midfielder at the next level because of how well he uses both hands and how comfortable he is dodging from up top. His top-end speed jumps out, but defenders really struggle with the second part of his dodge, when he leans on swims and change-of-direction moves. It might sound like an elementary comparison, but his shot does have some Paul Rabil to it. He leans on similar release points and loves to mix in jump shots with both hands.

He can score in plenty of ways besides just beating his man. His step-down shooting is a real weapon, especially when he layers in hitches to shoot around defenders, and his off-ball movement constantly puts him in spots to finish with a quick release or a fake-and-finish on the crease. He also finds ways to get the ball back by hustling and reaching into passing lanes on the ride. Where he ends up at the next level is one of the more intriguing recruitments to follow—especially now that his uncle has signed on as the head coach at Le Moyne.