Brock is an attackman with considerable size and polished stick skills who earlier this week committed to Lafayette. Despite missing time during the 2026 high school season because of an injury, Brock still registered 24 goals to go along with 11 assists. The first item that pops about Brock’s skill set is his ability to crank long-range shots into the back of the net. His power, quick release, and shot placement skills leave opposing netminders helpless. The precise aim on Brock’s shot allows him to ping corners, score off hip, and execute crafty bouncers. Once Brock has established that perimeter shot, he will use a hitch-n-go move to cook his initial defender and then charge to the net for a 10-12 yard shot on the run. Brock can also use his cutback moves and elusive stick maneuvers to carry the ball to the crease area for a dunk. The Leopards coaching staff will love that Brock’s non-stop motor and physicality make him a plus player on the ride. Brock also possesses all the intangibles college coaches obsess over.      

A 2027 who intends to do a postgrad year, Brock put forth a rather nice season for Briarcliff Manor, demonstrating an opportunistic nature with and without the ball. He owned that spot on the right-handed wing and made his presence felt with a ton of stepdowns. As a dodger, while he’s not a burner by any means, Brock has a knack for how to get his hands free and frequently takes advantage of poor approaches from defenders. In addition, he does a terrific job of utilizing head and shoulder fakes, along with changing planes. A Showtime invitee, he showed off his physicality at the nation’s top event, bouncing off of his defenders in his path on the way to the rack.