Douglas, who has an offensive skill set that allows him to excel both below and above the goal line, looked particularly impactful in a two-goal outing late in the day against Taft. After kicking things off by shooting right to the goalie’s stick, he bounced back by scoring a goal that drew quite a reaction from the sidelines, utilizing his 6’4 frame and putting his shoulder down to send his defender flying. He seemed super poised and confident, always dodging with his head up while scanning for cutters. Having put out some quality film as a sophomore, Douglas seems like a young offensive recruit bound to step into a bigger role as a junior.

An intriguing offensive weapon who moves around really well with his 6’4 frame, Douglas has a lot of history playing attack but looked at home running out of the midfield, where he showed off his dynamic and savvy skill set. I was particularly impressed with him in the day’s second game, as Douglas posted a goal and two assists. He had an incredibly unselfish look on a fast break, where he deferred to a teammate for an assist despite having a wide-open look, then had a nice skip pass to the righty wing on EMO from his spot up top. Douglas scored his goal on a long dodge against a shortie from near the midline and went high-to-low from the right alley. He’s got really good hands and wrists, and his vision is advanced. I’d be surprised if there isn’t a role for him within the Cadets’ offense in 2025.