Last week, Dwyer committed to Drexel. Having scouted LaSalle several times this spring, I can say with confidence that the Dragons’ coaching staff landed an absolute gem of an SSDM. During the 2026 season, La Salle has faced nationally ranked opponents such as Lawrenceville, Malvern Prep, St. Anthony’s, and more. Dwyer’s athleticism, quick lateral movements, active stick, and physicality made him a plus defensive player against each of those high-powered offenses. Dwyer is a menacing on-ball defender with a knack for getting into ball carriers early in their dodge. He also excels at using forceful crow bars to cause turnovers. Dwyer’s speed and athleticism enable him to push transition opportunities. The Drexel coaching staff will love Dwyer’s high IQ and field awareness.     

In addition to Ippoldo’s goaltending, Dwyer’s work at SSDM was another major reason La Salle was able to keep the clamps on the high-powered MP offense. Last night, Dwyer used his smooth lateral movements, active stick, and physicality to provide menacing on-ball pressure. Dwyer did a fantastic job of getting into ball carriers early in their dodges and moving those offensive players off their intended path. This 2027 prospect also used his speed and hustle coming out of the box to shut down a few transition opportunities for MP. Dwyer was a plus player in La Salle’s clearing game, too.   

Last Sunday,Dwyer proved to be an athletic and physical defensive force for La Salle. His smooth lateral movements and anticipation skills enabled Dwyer to stay tight to ball carriers all day. His tenacious on-ball presence created a host of turnovers for the Explorers. Included in Dwyer’s incredible on-ball defense were a couple of well-timed crowbars. Dwyer also displayed fantastic ground balls skills as he snagged several GBs in heavy traffic. His speed and decision making made Dwyer a plus player in transition.