Weston Guerra Weston Guerra 6'2" | 170 lbs | G | Right Hand McDonogh | 2028 MD put together an impressive sophomore resume: All-MIAA first team, All-State MSLCA first team, the Wynn Award for the best goalie in the state, and 12 saves in the MIAA championship game.

What stands out most to me about Guerra’s game is the way he goes from calm to explosive. He plays with a comfortable, athletic stance. Before the shot, he moves calmly and efficiently. Once the ball starts moving and shots come his way, he explodes. He steals a ton of saves moving pipe to pipe, and part of that comes from how well he tracks the ball after skips. He is a well-rounded shot stopper, too. He can rise high and flop low. At Showtime, I was really impressed with how snappy his wrists and forearms were getting to off-stick shots.

What separated Guerra from the other goalies I saw at Best in Class was how good his stick is in the clearing game. He has quick, compact hands when he has to move it in tight, but he can also throw darts and drop it in the bucket when the moment calls for it. NLF has already ranked him as the best goalie in the class. It is still early for me to make that call myself, but he has a very strong argument for it.

Widely regarded as one of the premier goalies in the Class of 2028, Weston combines composure, athleticism, and technical polish beyond his years. The Naptown Championship Defensive MVP, he has been an All-Star at multiple national events and even represented Team Mexico at the U-20 international event in Korea this past summer, one of the youngest players in attendance. A starter for McDonogh as a freshman, Weston has already proven he can perform under pressure against elite competition. He’s consistent in the cage, controls rebounds exceptionally well, and excels in the clearing game, jumpstarting transition with confidence and accuracy. Twin brother of attackman Wyatt Guerra, Weston is a name already well-known on the club circuit and continues to raise his ceiling each season with Mad Dog West Elite.