Houser had a great day for the Green Wave, finishing with a pair of goals and a helper to ignite the offense. Two of his three points came in the 2nd quarter, where he first found a cutting Gus Cummings in the middle for a goal and then followed that up by taking it himself. From X, he beat his matchup and used his speed to evade the double team and find the middle for a stinger past Lyons. Houser’s other goal came as the only tally for either team in the 3rd frame, where The High Point commit stayed alert on the crease and snatched a rebound and dumped it in. Houser finishes his final season leading his team in goals (52).

Though Houser isn’t the biggest player on the field, his slickness more than compensates. One of his most impressive moments came when Matthew Good Matthew Good 5'10" | 165 lbs | M/A | Right Hand Delbarton School | 2027 NJ drew a slide from GLE and found Houser sitting in a seam. Houser caught the pass, toe-dragged past a short stick, and buried a subtle leaner while taking a heavy hit that drew a flag. Later, he absorbed another big check that went uncalled but showcased his toughness. He nearly added another assist with a quick skip pass that was inches from connecting for a goal.

Houser’s ability to generate offense is what makes him special. He’s quick, agile, and comfortable using both hands, with an array of release points that keep goalies guessing. Combine that with his deception as both a dodger and finisher, and you’ve got a player who’s tough to game-plan for. Houser’s competitiveness and skill set should translate immediately at High Point — he’s versatile enough to play anywhere in the offense and tough enough to handle the physicality of the college game.