Whitehouse is an exciting young prospect to watch as he’s only a sophomore yet trailing only Luke Lydon Luke Lydon 5'11" | 165 lbs | A | Left Hand Rumson-Fair Haven | 2026 NJ for the most point on the team. He finished with two goals on the day, both of which were generated by his off-ball movement and high lacrosse IQ. His first score came on a fast break where Ahmann hit him on the low-post and without much of an angle, Whitehouse hitched upfield for a better angle and buried the shot. His only other goal came in the fourth quarter when his brother, Joseph, found him on a backdoor cut from X for an easy dunk on the crease. The Leading Edge product has a great feel for the defense and times his cuts well to find open passing lanes. He’s also shown to have a great dodging ability with a quick first step and the ability to use either hand and be effective. I would imagine Whitehouse is already on many coaches’ radars from the summer circuit and from watching his performance at the varsity level as a sophomore.

It’s early, but Whitehouse looks every bit like he’ll be one of the most sought-after offensive recruits in the Class of 2028. He was easily the most productive and dominant player that I evaluated all weekend, producing a goal and two assists against ADVNC and a hat trick plus a pair of assists against the NH Tomahawks. Good things happened whenever he was on the field, and his dynamic offensive ability changes the way teams defend Leading Edge, given that he’s one of several incredibly talented weapons. As a shooter, he’s armed with a ridiculous release and is stunningly accurate, doing a phenomenal job shooting for the pipes to net offside high takes that tend to be tough for goalies to get to. I was also wildly impressed with his ability as a passer and how well he throws guys open or finds teammates with skip passes. He’s just special across the board, and I can’t wait to see more of Whitehouse and the Leading Edge 2028s going forward.