Among the most two-handed players in the class, Budreski tormented defenses all summer with his dynamic skill set and ability to impact a game in countless ways. In October, he dazzled in front of Prep Lacrosse’s scouts at Project 9 — where he was named co-Midfield MVP — to solidify five-star status, which he likely warranted coming away from the summer. He can shoot the daylights out of the ball both with his feet set and on the run, and as a passer, Budreski has a tremendous knack for sending through passes to open teammates. Beyond that, he’s a gifted picker who doesn’t need the ball to be successful, and he’s comfortable filling virtually any role within an offense. Budreski looks every bit like a Day 1 contributor at Georgetown and a player poised to keep leveling up each year, just as he has so far.

Ted Budreski Ted Budreski 6'0" | 185 lbs | M/A | Right Hand Winchester | 2026 #36 Nation MA proved at Project 9 that he’s as slick and gritty as they come. He’s the type of player who not only has a deep bag of offensive skills but also does the little things that often go unnoticed. One of the most impressive aspects of his game was his versatility in the two-man game. As a picker, he showed the ability to fly by, readjust, or slip depending on how the defense reacted—a level of nuance that makes him extremely difficult to defend.

The lefty also showcased his ability to produce points in multiple ways. Off the dodge, he’s dangerous with a strong on-the-run shot, but he’s equally effective as a feeder, using his vision and feel to manipulate defenses and find skip lanes. In tight, he freezes goalies with his eyes before tucking shots past them into open nets. Budreski’s creativity, toughness, and ability to adapt in live play make him one of the more polished and complete attackmen in the 2026 class.