Schwarz quickly endeared himself to college recruiters with his aggressive, slick dodging style and capped off a huge showing at Showtime by tallying four goals and two assists in the All-Star Game, earning Offensive MVP honors. The 5’11, 185-pound lefty notched multiple points in four of five games, including a hat trick in Game 2, and consistently found ways to impact the offense. Tough as nails with a bouncy first step, Schwarz has a terrific knack for getting to his spots and creating separation. His first two goals of the event were textbook: one through contact, the other a sharp behind-the-back finish. His first assist was even more telling—he initiated a dodge up top, wisely pulled it out, and hit a teammate in stride for his third point of the first half. With a deceptive release that keeps goalies guessing, he’s just as dangerous off-ball, showing great timing with opportunistic cuts. Over those three days, it was easy to see why so many came away high on Schwarz.

After this contest concluded, I think just about everyone would’ve named Schwarz the MVP. He had a special offensive performance in a game that featured so many talented 2027 prospects on Long Island. He finished with four goals and he did it in impressive fashion. His first two goals came in transition. Schwarz got to a good shooting spot and displayed that smooth release into a hard shot that found the back of the net twice. His next goal came at the first-half buzzer. He was aware of the time and dodged hard to the middle of the field, he spun through two defenders and ripped a low shot in. Schwarz is a crafty dodger who can beat high-level defenders and had one of the best shots at this event.