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Without further ado...

[B]1. Jared Fernandez, Jr., LSM, Syracuse[/B]
Making up for a lack of size (5-7, 170 lbs.) with uncanny speed and ability off the ground, Fernandez was a tremendous asset as the Orange's primary longstick on the wings of face-offs. The 2017 Power 100 recruit made an early impact as a rookie after graduating from IMG Academy (Fla.) but suffered a season-ending injury against Virginia — since then, he has played in 21 of 22 games while recording 57 groundballs and 17 caused turnovers. A playmaking Energizer bunny on film, he'll have two years of eligibility remaining and told IL this week that he's down to three schools with a decision expected soon.

[B]13. Sean Donnelly, Fr., A, Syracuse[/B]
Donnelly redshirted with the Orange in 2020, but came in with an ACC-ready build and a strong body of work from his time at IMG Academy (Fla.), leading the Ascenders in points as a senior and postgrad. Rated as IL's No. 36 incoming attackman in the 2019 class, he's a creative dodger who has also shown a knack for producing offense out of the midfield. Depending on where he winds up, Donnelly could be put in a position to have success on a roster that isn't overflowing with proven talent like the one at 'Cuse.

[B]Watchlist (listed in alphabetical order)[/B]

Andrew Kim, So., M, Syracuse
Justin Kim, So., M, Syracuse
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