Fagan had a phenomenal game for the Lakers and put his versatility on full display with a pair of goals and three assists, getting in on the action on every one of his team’s goals except one. He has great size and skill at the righty attack spot, but also worked from X as well, dishing out two assists from behind the net for high-percentage step-down looks. The Dartmouth commit stayed patient with the ball, using his defender as a screen to net his first game with good hesitation on his dodge to catch his defender flat-footed and by surprise. The Leading Edge product’s other goal came in the final seconds of the third frame, with still no score since halftime. After the Lakers killed off Fagan’s penalty, he came sprinting onto the field, and when no one picked him up, he pulled out from outside 15 yards and stung the top-right corner to awaken the crowd. He is currently 2nd on the team in goals (24) and leading in assists (36) and points (60).

Few 2027s were as productive as Fagan this past season, as the Mountain Lake standout racked up a ridiculous 48 goals and 52 assists as a sophomore —  his spring highlight tape is worth a watch. Fearless and confident attacking poles, he’s extremely crafty with the ball in his stick and keeps goalies on their toes with a series of moves. Beyond his dodging ability, Fagan is a dangerous shooter from the wing with a quick, snappy release. He’s formidable with either hand and has the creativity to finish under pressure with poise, often making it look effortless. At 6’4 and 180 pounds, he’s already physically imposing and will only add more muscle once he commits himself to the weight room.