Weber is a multi-sport athlete who is also a standout linebacker on the gridiron. On the lacrosse field, Weber is a high-level face-off specialist who was recently selected for the USA U17 National Team. At the face-off dot, Weber’s football background allows him to frequently overpower opponents with his physicality and then secure possession. That football mentality also helps Weber relentlessly pursue loose balls and then vacuum up the GB in a crowd. Of course, the trifecta of Weber’s anticipation skills, fast hands, and polished technique produce a high percentage of clean wins. On those pick-n-pop wins, Weber will explode away from the face-off area and then sprint through significant contact as he charges into the offensive end. Weber’s ability to play with both hands and his field vision make him a threat to shoot or distribute on those fast breaks. This summer, Weber also won the 2029 division at the Faceoff Factory Summit event.  

Weber is also a standout football prospect (LB; RB) and that gridiron background is extremely evident in the physical and gritty way he played on the lacrosse field last weekend. At the Liberty National Fall Classic, Weber used his fast hands and powerful lower body to overwhelm opponents on draws. When things got chaotic at the face off dot, those same assets combined with Weber’s active stick enabled him to hunt down the loose ball and secure possession. Plus, Weber executed fantastic pick-pops which allowed him to sprint into the offensive zone for transition opportunities. On those charges downfield, Weber displayed an incredible ability to run through contact. We expect Weber will have a tremendous impact for Emmaus during the 2026 season.