Lawrence is the type of longstick midfielder that you always feel on the field, a byproduct of his tenacity and seemingly never-ending motor. He stacks up impactful plays in between the lines, picking up first time groundballs, applying pressure and physicality to ball-carriers, and moving the ball upfield in transition. After popping on film all spring, Lawrence provided lights-out play at Showtime, routinely causing turnovers in the middle of the field. He never fails to make his presence felt up top, and good things often happened when he was on the field. Helping make up an outstanding group of defenders on his Eclipse team, he’s sure to have plenty of options this fall.

Last summer, Lawrence wasted little time leaving an impression in the Class of 2027 All-Star Game at Maverik Showtime, during which he racked up a handful of caused turnovers and was all over the field displaying a ferocious motor and precise checks. A vacuum off the ground and a force when sliding, he’s incredibly disruptive at the top of the box and is the type of player that offenses need to account for on every possession. Lawrence, who hails from Wilton in Fairfield County, is great at attacking the bottom hand to jar the ball loose and maintains excellent footwork to put himself in the position to make a play. After having a lot of success in a big role as a freshman, Lawrence is sure to dazzle once again this spring.