Earlier this week Bryan scored 4 goals and handed out 3 assists during SJP’s defeat of Lansdale Catholic. That amazing effort was just the latest noteworthy performance by Bryan in what has been an outstanding sophomore campaign for him. This season Bryan has been a starter for SJP at both midfield and attack. His explosive first step and shifty moves have enabled Bryan to initiate from anywhere on the field. Bryan’s ability to dodge going left or right kept the initial defenders off balance. Once he has cooked that first defender, Bryan can shoot or distribute on the run. Bryan is also an effective perimeter shooter who can ping corners from the wing or up top. When he runs at attack, Bryan excels at catch and finish goals around the crease. He can also carry the ball behind the net and then dodge or feed from X.

SJP lost several talented offensive players to graduation, so we expect Bryan to be a featured weapon in 2026. Good news, Bryan has the skills and IQ to handle that promotion. Bryan is a creative offensive prospect who can have a major impact on a game from midfield or attack. At midfield, Bryan’s quick first step and shifty face dodges enable him to get downhill in a flash and then fire on net or distribute while on the run. Bryan has demonstrated that he is comfortable attacking the cage going left or right. He has also proven that he can initiate from the wing or up top and then change directions multiple times on a run to the net. Bryan’s perimeter step-down shot is a noteworthy asset too. At attack, Bryan is especially effective when he operates from X. When he dodges from behind the net, Bryan’s speed and elusive stick maneuvers enable him to cook his initial defender and then streak around to the front of the cage for a scoring opportunity. Bryan’s deep bag of finishing moves makes him impossible to stop around the crease. Plus, Bryan owns the high IQ and patience to work as a feeder from X.