Parrett walked away from the event with Game MVP honors, and if it were possible, he just as easily could have been named the best defender at the event, too. An absolute demon off the ground, I lost count of how many groundballs Parrett corralled, though P9’s final stats showed that he finished the day with seven groundballs, a goal, and a caused turnover. His stick work is impeccable: every groundball was on the first try, and every long pass was right on the money. The Army commit plays fundamentally sound defense, but with his elite hands and stick, he can put the ball on the ground with regularity and generally make life difficult for anybody who dodges him. The Black Knights have recruited at a very high level on the defensive end of the field in recent cycles, and Parrett looks the part of a player who could be ready to see significant minutes early and often.

Tre Parrett Tre Parrett 6'0" | D Northwest Guilford | 2026 NC earned US Lacrosse All-American (NC-Western) & 1st Team All-State (NCLCA 4A) in 2024. He was named the Metro Conference Player of the Year & Defensive MVP for the Vikings. Tre received 2nd Team All-State (NCLCA 4A) as a freshman in 2023. He is a full-court press type of pole who can also mix it up on the draw. Parrett is a hovering presence in coverage & makes it look easy to put the ball on the ground. He can throw subtle checks that create yardsales. Tre has a smooth stick & picks up groundballs with a high degree of difficulty. He is a glorious hustler who does not quit. Parrett can produce offense with multiple attempts as he has an unrelenting motor between the lines. He throws accurate passes to his teammates while also knowing how & when to pull it for himself. A consensus 4-star prospect. Verbally committed to the Army.