Plop down in a collapsible chair on the sideline, look up, and your eyes will quickly find Spinner’s towering 6-foot-4 frame. He’s more than just a big body, however, and at the National All-Star Games, it was clear that he was playing with a level of confidence greater than what he displayed during the first few tournaments he competed in this summer. Spinner is another defenseman who uses his length to his advantage to tip passes and disrupt offensive flow, in addition to causing turnovers when sliding. While still growing into his body and improving his footwork, he frequently made an impact for a Leading Edge defense that has plenty of star power, performing admirably within a team setting. He’s constantly picking up groundballs on the first try and doing some good things in the clearing game, too. From what I hear, he was a standout with the Hilltoppers down at NHSLS back in June and is expected to step into a much bigger role as a junior after some losses to graduation.