Who Remains? Division I Caliber Recruits to Call

<a href="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Al_xT1EO-QbknCGGuLLnhJLiLHNuA8r5-65QOm63k5I/edit?usp=sharing" data-type="link" data-id="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Al_xT1EO-QbknCGGuLLnhJLiLHNuA8r5-65QOm63k5I/edit?usp=sharing">Over 440 players have verbally committed to play college lacrosse in the Class of 2028. The PGL commitment tracker keeps you up to date on commitments as they come in live.</a>   As Division 1 schools finalize their Class of 2028 boards, many players remain uncommitted.   Underrated uncommitted players:    The attacker from N.Y. is a three sport athlete with a high upside. She is athletic and has a great frame at 5'11”. Green is an explosive dodger who absorbs contact on her way to the goal. She is a crafty dodger who can turn the corner quickly. She has different release points on her shot. Green can take the draw and come in off the circle. There is room for improvement in her game, which makes her value go up.     The attacker out of Georgia will make a good college player. Wallace can come out of the box and be an offensive midfielder with her ability to get downhill on her dodges. When you think about offensive initiators to kickstart an offense, Wallace comes to mind. A hard dodger who will draw slides. She is an explosive and quick dodger. The Freestyle product can score with both hands. She switches her hands quickly as she gets to the rack. Wallace is a good off-ball cutter. This is a player that programs should go after.     Grimm hails from Maryland, where she attends Roland Park Country School (Md.) and plays for M&D. Grimm can get to the goal. She is 2-handed and can easily score with both. Off-ball, she makes good cuts. Her vision is good too, and she makes good feeds. A good fundamental player. She has good upside for the college level.     McCaffrey attends John Jay (N.Y.) and plays club ball for Compass. She has great overall potential at the college level. The goalie is athletic and flexible. She drops low quickly to make saves. McCaffrey has super quick reflexes and reaction time in close. She makes doorstep saves. Her opposite-stick-side, cross-body saves are efficient. Her clears are accurate. McCaffrey is still on the board and available.     Calkins is an underrated player from Colorado. She is a smooth dodger who weaves through the defense. The Concept attacker has a nice on-the-run shot and makes difficult shots with her different release points. Calkins can get downhill through traffic.

Over 440 players have verbally committed to play college lacrosse in the Class of 2028. The PGL commitment tracker keeps you up to date on commitments as they come in live.