With the ISL season now in full swing, there’s plenty of talent ready to go to the next level. For some players, this is their last hoorah. There are plenty of talented juniors and underclassmen as well, but a group of seniors will be gone from the region after this season, and are highlighted as players to watch for the final time.
Nick Loring
Nobles | Midfield
The natural goal-scorer has kicked things off in style, tallying seven times in Nobles’ first three contests. The Harvard commit has one of the best shots in the leagu and is versatile with his dodging and ability to out-manuever defenders.
Danny Hincks
Belmont Hill | Goalie
The future Dartmouth ‘keeper has allowed just five goals all season. He’s stopped 45 shots, saving 67 percent of what’s come his way.
Zach Ludd
Governor’s | Attack
The future Ohio State Buckeye has shown a ton of promise with the Govs. A member of the New England Highlight team in the 2017 Under Armour Underclass Tournament, Ludd has garnered plenty of national recognition. He thinks and moves quickly, whether facilitating the ball or scoring.
Max Fields
Belmont Hill | Defense
Fields is one of the top defenders in the league. The Fighting Clam has been the shutdown guy for three seasons for Belmont Hill, and is a big part of their success.
Hayden Cheek
Nobles | Midfield
The Harvard commit has started the season off with five goals and eight assists. Averaging 4.33 points per game, he’s led Nobles early in their campaign.
Alex Gainey
St. Sebastian’s | Goalie
Gainey has already made 32 stops to post a 6.96 goals against average. Stopping 64 percent of the shots he has faced, Gainey is a huge reason behind the Arrows’ strong start.
Jett Dziama
Nobles | Midfield
With two goals so far this season, the Boston University recruit is looking to replicate past seasons. A member of the 2017 Under Armour All-America Lacrosse roster, he’s gotten some national looks.
Jake Haase
Belmont Hill | Attack
In one contest this season, Haase has scored and assisted on two others. A native of Belmont, Mass., Haase is committed to D3 school Williams and can get overlooked with all the talent on the Belmotn Hill roster. The righty has strong stick skills, though, and his results speak volumes.
Jayce Lambert
Thayer | Attack
Lambert has tallied four goals and four assists in the Tigers’ first two games. A Laxachusetts product, he’ll stay local for college at Holy Cross. Thayer looks like it could make some noise this year, and will need a big season from Lambert.
Brendan Jordan
Governor’s | Midfield
The future Colgate midfielder does it all for the Govs. The Long Island native has a terrific release and plenty of goal-scoring skills. His athleticism is one of his biggest assets, and he can be deceptively quick.
Brian Antonelli
Belmont Hill | Attack
Antonelli is committed to Brown and is one of best dodgers from X in the entire ISL. With tremendous power pushing towards the cage, he can finish with the best of them.
Will Plansky
St. Sebastian’s | Midfield
The Maryland commit has scored six times and assisted on another to start off the Sebs’ season. Originally committed to Virginia, Plansky was a Legacy Showcase All-Star and is looking to finish his prep school career on a high note.
