One of Pennsylvania’s most athletic and agile face-off specialists posted a monster June. At events such as NHSLS, Philly Showdown, and the One Percent Showcase, Proctor dominated opponents with his clean pick-and-pop skills. Once Proctor had the ball in his stick, his explosive speed enabled him to separate from the pack and race deep into the offensive end for a scoring chance. Proctor’s elite stick skills and ability to shoot with either hand made him a legitimate threat to score on every charge to the net. College coaches will love the way Proctor sprinted through stick and body checks while maintaining possession. On face-offs that got messy, Proctor’s nose for the ball, agility, and smooth footwork enabled him to locate the rock and then vacuum it up in traffic. When fighting for loose balls, Proctor also did a fantastic job of moving opponents with his solid frame.

At the Philly Fall HS Challenge Proctor further cemented his reputation as one Pennsylvania’s most athletic and agile face off specialists. This dynamic multi-sport prospect (also plays football and runs track) repeatedly executed clean pick-n-pops, then exploded out of the face off area and sprinted into the offensive end to create a scoring opportunity for SJP. Last Saturday Proctor proved to be a dual threat while on the run as he scored and distributed to open teammates. Proctor’s ability to run through stick checks and contact as he charged to the cage was remarkable. Proctor also showed that he valued possession by not taking unnecessary risks in the offensive end. When action at the dot became chaotic, Proctor relentlessly pursued the ball until he was able to secure possession.     

Mason Proctor Mason Proctor 5'11" | 180 lbs | FO/M | Right Hand St. Joseph's Prep | 2028 PA ran the fastest overall 40-yard dash across both classes at the True 12 Showcase, clocking in at 4.61 seconds. Although he only attended the morning Session, Mason made a strong impression with his defensive play & continues to develop his offensive skills. Coaches view him as having one of the highest ceilings in the 2028 class. Proctor spent his freshman year at Malvern Prep, where he won 155/228 faceoffs (68%) & scored six goals. He played on a JV squad that was capable of competing against Varsity programs. Mason will be transferring into St. Joseph’s Prep as a rising sophomore, dramatically increasing the level of competition in the Catholic League & the PIAA as a whole. His rare combination of speed, skill, & potential makes him a prospect to watch closely.