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Message: [QUOTE="Powellfan, post: 5167993, member: 4819"] No 16. Dylan Malone (La Salle, PA) Midfield No 20. Tuck Gilbane (Nobles, MA) Attack Banks feels like an honorary five star - No 21. Jace Banks (Hill School, PA) Attack Given where they go to high school, I kind of doubt it. But you never know. There are lots of other good players available though. Some that have caught my eye - No. 37 Brady Mollot (Archbishop Spalding, MD) Attack - really fast X attackman, one of the most fun highlight videos you will watch. Not very big but can put guys on skates. Apparently was the team's top scorer as a sophomore. No 46 Matt Colella (Brunswick, CT) Midfield - big prototypical dodger, can really shoot and moves well. No. 56 Jake Ivancevic (The Benjamin School, FL) Defense - Had a big summer and I'm surprised he isn't ranked higher. Big kid who can move in transition. Plays on Team 91 with Hanson Peck. No. 61 Kamden Clack (Buford, GA) Attack/Midfield - if Mollot's highlight reel is the most entertaining, this is second. Tall kid who moves really well, it says he's a righty but he scores a ton of goals with his left. Can play behind the goal and at midfield. No 66. Finn Morgan (Lawrenceville, NJ) Attack/Midfield - Canadian lefty who looks a lot like Syracuse commit and current teammate Ted Rawson. Has extensive box background. No. 81 Michael Marino (Don Bosco Prep, NJ) Defense - no highlight vids on YouTube, but he's a big kid and goes to a school coached by Syracuse alums. No. 85 Cooper Kuehl (Bullis School, DC) - big kid at 6'3 and can hammer it from outside. Maybe not the smoothest player but you have to like the potential. No. 86 Andrew Pascarella (Lambert, GA) Defense - looks like he could also be an LSM, big kid who is good in transition. No. 88 Kip Zacharia (Manhasset, NY) LSM/Defense - not the biggest kid (compared to other's this cycle) but really good stick skills and footwork. SU hasn't had much luck with Manhasset kids, and he does not play for Team 91. No 89. Cole Carberry (Springside Chestnut Hill, PA) - one of my favorite players just based on highlights. Not the fastest player, but he is big and stout at 6'2 205. Very smooth and probably the most polished players I watched. Inside Lacrosse spoke a lot about him in their attack video breakdown. Right hander. No 92 James Whitehorse (Salisbury, CT) - similar to Carberry, is very big and moves well. He's Canadian as well. Issue is he's a lefty attackman, and with Peck already on board, that might spot already might be taken. Other four stars - Colby Rossettie (Lawrenceville, NJ) Attack - originally from San Diego, tall and quick right hander who is a prototypical X attackman. I think this will be his first year for Lawrenceville. Billy Haggerty (Iona Prep, NY) Attack - reminds me of Colella, tall and athletic. Could easily see him play midfield as well. Sean Ryan (Brunswick, CT) Attack - Does pretty much everything well, good dodger, passer, etc. Reminds me of some recent Syracuse attackmen like O'Farrell and Rodriguez. Just very solid. Reed Verner (Loyola Blakefield, MD) Defense - big kid who really likes to hit, can also cover the middle of the field. [/QUOTE]

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