The younger brother of a promising LSM who will head to Bryant later this month, Waxer’s game is also headed in a positive direction. Superb around the crease, he’s very good at what he does, though he has yet to come into his own as an offensive initiator and is generally just scratching the surface of what he’s capable of. With an excellent understanding of the game, he knows what he’s doing off-ball to create opportunities for himself. Waxer is constantly making the right decisions with — and without — the ball. From there, he’s a big body who knows how to beat goalies inside, owning the high crease area and finishing appropriately in transition and 6v6 situations. Plus, he has sneaky range, too. I’ll be curious to see what Waxer’s game looks like a year or two from now.