An X attackman with some versatility, Stutz was the Tomahawks’ biggest offensive contributor in the games I saw. He’s comfortable working behind the cage, staying patient with the ball until he creates an advantage. He has the classic X attackman’s toolkit: swims and splits, followed by rockers and rollbacks that leave defenders scrambling over the back of the net.

He makes his money working up the hashes, feeding when the slide comes or extending his hands to let a smooth three-quarter release fly. He can sell a feed to a cutter with his eyes, freezing a potential slider long enough to get his shot off. I didn’t see him operate much above the cage, but his game hints at the versatility to do damage as a midfielder, too. If he can cut down on the turnovers, there’s a ton to like about his game.