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<p>Following up on my headliners from the second annual Kane Rize, I wanted to dive into some more names who popped on Monday.</p>
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<p>From do-it-all midfielders to high-powered attackers with a flair for the dramatic to lockdowns who look like they're in midsummer form, there was no shortage of talent at the event. Maryland was especially well represented, and several of the region's top young prospects backed up the hype. Here are some more names who made their mark Monday. <a href="https://prepgirlslacrosse.com/author/rileykennedy/">Riley Kennedy</a>, <a href="https://prepgirlslacrosse.com/author/tara-pittman-author/">Tara Pittman</a>, and I covered a lot of ground at this year's Kane Rize, so be sure to check out all of our other coverage from the event.</p>
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<p><a href="https://prepgirlslacrosse.com/2026/10/kane-rize-off-the-charts-2030-prospects/">Kane Rize: Off-the-Charts 2030 Prospects</a></p>
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<p><a href="https://prepgirlslacrosse.com/2026/10/kane-rize-class-of-2029-standouts/">Kane Rize: Class of 2029 Standouts</a></p>
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<p><a href="https://prepgirlslacrosse.com/2026/10/kane-rize-college-caliber-players-on-coaches-boards/">Kane Rize: College-Caliber Players on Coaches' Boards</a></p>
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<p><a href="https://prepgirlslacrosse.com/2026/10/sullivan-spellman-hirst-headline-2nd-annual-kane-rize-pt-1/">Sullivan, Spellman, Hirst Headline 2nd Annual KANE Rize</a></p>
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<p><a href="https://prepgirlslacrosse.com/2026/10/the-kane-rize-players-who-turned-heads/">The Kane Rize: Players Who Turned Heads</a></p>
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<p>Rayven Rice, a 2030 midfielder from Maryland, turned in an impressive showing at both ends of the field Monday. The McDonogh and Coppermine product is a true two-way midfielder capable of picking apart defenses from up top and the wings. She is a shifty dodger who gets topside and turns the corner in a hurry, pairing that burst with a powerful shot that can beat goalkeepers from distance. A natural initiator, she won her matchups and drew slides that opened up opportunities for her teammates. Rice also showed strong defensive instincts, executing well-timed slides and doubling quickly when called upon. She left Monday as one of the more complete 2030s on display.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Another 2030 from Maryland who turned in a big-time performance on Monday was Stone Ridge and M&D's Libby Strobel. Strobel's footwork is next level. She can knife through the defense to the cage after exploding out of her dodge. On one possession, she hit a devastating left-to-right split that led to an easy blow-by, and when the slide came on the doorstep, she finished around it with a twizzler. It was one of the most jaw-dropping plays of the day and showcased her ability to take over offensively when her team needs a goal. Add in her relentless effort on the ride and her work on the draw circle, and Strobel is a threat all over the field. Strobel was a difference-maker Monday.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Aria Pittman put herself on the map at Kane Rize Monday, showing off one of the higher lacrosse IQs on the field. She understands spacing and timing on and off the ball, and she plays well within the flow of the offense. Pittman uses deception to create opportunities for herself and her teammates. As a true two-way midfielder, her defensive feel stood out just as much. She steered her matchup away from setting picks on her teammates and was constantly communicating, calling “stay” to keep the defense locked on their assignments. Pittman is just as sound in help-side defense as she is on the ball. She was also effective on the draw circle and pushed transition, sparking multiple fast-break goals. She can impact the game at both ends of the field.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">From the greater Philadelphia region and a product of William Penn Charter and HHH Philly, two of Pennsylvania's best prep and club programs, Allegra McGinnis is a hard-nosed, explosive defender who thrives in 1v1 situations. She plays with an aggressive edge, closing fast on ball carriers and forcing them off their spots and out of the flow of the offense. She is dynamite in the two-woman game, able to fight through the pick to stay with her original matchup or call the switch and lock onto her new assignment. McGinnis also stood out on the clear Monday. She can poke it free and absolutely fly up the field, pushing the tempo and leaving everyone behind her as she sparks the offense. Coaches are going to be lining up for her two Septembers from now.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">If you aren't getting the theme yet, the Marylanders were on a different level Monday. In this case, it was Kensington, Maryland's Libby Secrest. Secrest will suit up for the aforementioned Stone Ridge this spring, and she plays her club ball with Hero's. Secrest was one of the best off-ball players I saw all day. She times her cuts well and ends up with a lot of point-blank looks at the cage as a result. She is explosive and can leave defenders in the dust. Secrest also got some work behind the cage at “X,” where her twitchy, deceptive cradle (think <a href="https://prepgirlslacrosse.com/player/kate-wood/">Kate Wood</a>) kept defenders guessing whether she was going to feed or put her shoulder down and turn the corner. Her crease dodges are crafty, and she can finish from the low angle consistently.</p>
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Following up on my headliners from the second annual Kane Rize, I wanted to dive into some more names who popped on Monday.
From do-it-all midfielders to high-powered attackers with a flair for the dramatic to lockdowns who look like they're in midsummer form, there was no shortage of talent at the event. Maryland was especially well represented, and several of the region's top young prospects backed up the hype. Here are some more names who made their mark Monday. Riley Kennedy, Tara Pittman, and I covered a lot of ground at this year's Kane Rize, so be sure to check out all of our other coverage from the event.
Rayven Rice, a 2030 midfielder from Maryland, turned in an impressive showing at both ends of the field Monday. The McDonogh and Coppermine product is a true two-way midfielder capable of picking apart defenses from up top and the wings. She is a shifty dodger who gets topside and turns the corner in a hurry, pairing that burst with a powerful shot that can beat goalkeepers from distance. A natural initiator, she won her matchups and drew slides that opened up opportunities for her teammates. Rice also showed strong defensive instincts, executing well-timed slides and doubling quickly when called upon. She left Monday as one of the more complete 2030s on display.
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Another 2030 from Maryland who turned in a big-time performance on Monday was Stone Ridge and M&D's Libby Strobel. Strobel's footwork is next level. She can knife through the defense to the cage after exploding out of her dodge. On one possession, she hit a devastating left-to-right split that led to an easy blow-by, and when the slide came on the doorstep, she finished around it with a twizzler. It was one of the most jaw-dropping plays of the day and showcased her ability to take over offensively when her team needs a goal. Add in her relentless effort on the ride and her work on the draw circle, and Strobel is a threat all over the field. Strobel was a difference-maker Monday.
Evaluations are normally subscriber-only but when an athlete subscribes, theirs becomes free for all readers.
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Aria Pittman put herself on the map at Kane Rize Monday, showing off one of the higher lacrosse IQs on the field. She understands spacing and timing on and off the ball, and she plays well within the flow of the offense. Pittman uses deception to create opportunities for herself and her teammates. As a true two-way midfielder, her defensive feel stood out just as much. She steered her matchup away from setting picks on her teammates and was constantly communicating, calling “stay” to keep the defense locked on their assignments. Pittman is just as sound in help-side defense as she is on the ball. She was also effective on the draw circle and pushed transition, sparking multiple fast-break goals. She can impact the game at both ends of the field.
Evaluations are normally subscriber-only but when an athlete subscribes, theirs becomes free for all readers.
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From the greater Philadelphia region and a product of William Penn Charter and HHH Philly, two of Pennsylvania's best prep and club programs, Allegra McGinnis is a hard-nosed, explosive defender who thrives in 1v1 situations. She plays with an aggressive edge, closing fast on ball carriers and forcing them off their spots and out of the flow of the offense. She is dynamite in the two-woman game, able to fight through the pick to stay with her original matchup or call the switch and lock onto her new assignment. McGinnis also stood out on the clear Monday. She can poke it free and absolutely fly up the field, pushing the tempo and leaving everyone behind her as she sparks the offense. Coaches are going to be lining up for her two Septembers from now.
Evaluations are normally subscriber-only but when an athlete subscribes, theirs becomes free for all readers.
Subscribing doesn't change who the Scout covers, it changes who gets to see it.
If you aren't getting the theme yet, the Marylanders were on a different level Monday. In this case, it was Kensington, Maryland's Libby Secrest. Secrest will suit up for the aforementioned Stone Ridge this spring, and she plays her club ball with Hero's. Secrest was one of the best off-ball players I saw all day. She times her cuts well and ends up with a lot of point-blank looks at the cage as a result. She is explosive and can leave defenders in the dust. Secrest also got some work behind the cage at “X,” where her twitchy, deceptive cradle (think Kate Wood) kept defenders guessing whether she was going to feed or put her shoulder down and turn the corner. Her crease dodges are crafty, and she can finish from the low angle consistently.
Evaluations are normally subscriber-only but when an athlete subscribes, theirs becomes free for all readers.
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