This available 2026 prospect was an absolute beast for Springfield at the face off dot in this game. Rush won 20 of his 25 face offs (80%) and scored a goal in Springfield’s win over Kiski. His incredible reaction times and polished technique led to a slew of clean clamps. Rush then exploded into the offensive end and generated odd-man break opportunities for the Cougars. On the rare occasion where Rush did not win the draw cleanly, he was able to use his physicality and speed to track down the loose ball and then secure possession. College coaches need to contact this game changing FOGO immediately.

Rush was a force at the dot for Springfield in this game as he went 10-for-15 on face offs (67%). His powerful hands and quick reaction times produced a slew of clean clamps that led to fast break opportunities for the Cougars. However, what was even more impressive, was Rush’s ability to use his physicality to muck and grind out wins. Plus, Rush did a tremendous job of executing defensive exits, then chasing down the ensuing GBs and securing possession. Rush’s extensive wrestling background was obvious in his style of play.    

Rush is a multi-sport athlete who is a standout wrestler, too. On the lacrosse field, Rush is a dominating face-off specialist, and he opened the 2026 season by winning 11/17 draws against Broadneck. Rush’s clean wins and ability to explode away from the face-off dot kept Springfield playing downhill all day. His quick reaction times and powerful clamps were the keys to Rush’s success on Saturday. The agile and gritty Rush also chased down several loose balls in traffic to secure wins. Rush is a high-IQ FOGO who repeatedly made plays against Broadneck that proved he valued possession.