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[QUOTE="Powellfan, post: 4624154, member: 4819"]
[HEADING=1][B][SIZE=5]Payton Anderson ’24, attack, Brunswick / Prime Time – Syracuse – NLF No. 6 ’24[/SIZE] [/B][/HEADING]
[I]“Bear” is still a very apropos nickname for a lefty offensive player who can bounce between attack and midfield and simply maul defenders on the way to the cage. Injuries to Brunswick’s attack line have pushed the Syracuse verbal to the lefty attack spot and uh, yeah, that’s a good move. Side note: imagine your first midfield being so loaded that you can move a guy like this to attack and not skip a beat in the midfield. First-world Brunswick problems.

Anyway, Anderson was phenomenal for the Bears, scoring a pair of goals that showed what makes him a potential gamebreaker in the Dome. The goal in the video above was one where he ate checks like they were nothing before burying a 10-yarder on the run. If that’s not your cup of tea, there’s always his second goal, which looked a lot like this.[/I]

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Anderson simply bullied his way to the rack before dunking the ball home despite a ton of contact. He also made pinpoint feeds throughout the day, perhaps none better than a back-post skip pass for a [B]Max Warden (Brown)[/B] dunk. Anderson has better speed and footwork than you’d expect from a 6-2, 200-pounder, so he’s a veritable mismatch, particularly in high school.[/I]

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