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<p>Following up on my last article, <a href="https://prepgirlslacrosse.com/2026/10/kane-rize-notebook-the-names-we-cant-stop-talking-about/">Kane Rize Notebook: The Names We Can't Stop Talking About</a>, I wanted to dig deeper into a few more players who made their presence felt at the second annual Kane Rize. The field in Tinton Falls was loaded from top to bottom. <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-notebook-the-names-we-cant-stop-talking-about/" data-type="link" data-id="https://prepgirlslacrosse.com/2026/10/kane-rize-notebook-the-names-we-cant-stop-talking-about/">Kane Rize Notebook: The Names We Can't Stop Talking About</a></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 class="text-gray-700">Nora Joseph is a volume scorer who plays her club ball with Capital and her prep school ball at Stone Ridge. The lefty was one of the best dodgers I saw all day Monday. She is agile and explosive with lightning-quick feet, able to create from anywhere on the field. Joseph was especially dominant behind the cage at “X.” I saw her pull out a devastating inside roll from the right corner, get above GLE, and tiptoe the edge of the crease before putting one home with her left. She has a bevy of shot fakes at her disposal to keep goalkeepers guessing. Few players on site were as creative around the cage. There is an artistry to her game.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">The pedigree of Addison Fox's club and prep school programs speaks for itself. Fox is on track to be a four-year varsity starter at St. Anthony's, one of the nation's best. She is an off-ball assassin. In one instance at the Kane Rize, she floated inside the 8-meter arc, caught it, sold the BTB fake, and turned to bury it overhand instead. She is incredibly deceptive at the cage and equally dangerous with either hand. Fox won't be deterred getting there, either, handling contact like a pro when slicing inside. Her ability to create offense away from the ball is next level.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Phoebe Von Zuben is a surgical attacker who picks apart defenses from “X.” The righty plays her club ball with the CT Grizzlies and her prep school ball at The Spence School in New York. A true dual threat, she sees the field well in settled play and consistently makes the right read, whether that means feeding or attacking the cage herself. She showed both on back-to-back possessions Monday. She knifed inside her defender from “X” and buried it. A possession later, she caught the defense ball-watching and hit a quick feed for an easy goal. She has a devastating roll back in her arsenal and is effective on her off hand, too.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Virginia native Ellie Attias had a strong showing in the cage at the second annual Kane Rize. At just 5'0, she was one of the shorter goalies on display, but also one of the more effective. Attias is an athletic goalie who gets low in a hurry and makes impressive saves on her off-stick side. She was at her best late in games, coming up with some big-time stops, including back-to-back stuffs on driving attackers. Her outlet passing only adds to her value. She can get it downfield quickly and accurately, turning key saves into transition opportunities for her team.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Playing in her home state for Monday's Kane Rize, [player_tooltip player_id='88789' first='Reese' last='Falconi'] was one of the most complete midfielders on site. Offensively, she can break down a defense from up top by herself. Falconi wants the ball, and for good reason. She is an explosive dodger who can get downhill in a hurry and fill up the back of the cage with some creative finishes in tight. Her ability to defend in open space and shut down fast breaks was next level. On one possession in settled play, she came over on a double team with the ball carrier's back turned, knocked it loose with a back check, and took off in transition. Falconi is an exceptional athlete and a problem for teams on both ends of the field.</p>
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Following up on my last article, Kane Rize Notebook: The Names We Can't Stop Talking About, I wanted to dig deeper into a few more players who made their presence felt at the second annual Kane Rize. The field in Tinton Falls was loaded from top to bottom. 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.
Nora Joseph is a volume scorer who plays her club ball with Capital and her prep school ball at Stone Ridge. The lefty was one of the best dodgers I saw all day Monday. She is agile and explosive with lightning-quick feet, able to create from anywhere on the field. Joseph was especially dominant behind the cage at “X.” I saw her pull out a devastating inside roll from the right corner, get above GLE, and tiptoe the edge of the crease before putting one home with her left. She has a bevy of shot fakes at her disposal to keep goalkeepers guessing. Few players on site were as creative around the cage. There is an artistry to her game.
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The pedigree of Addison Fox's club and prep school programs speaks for itself. Fox is on track to be a four-year varsity starter at St. Anthony's, one of the nation's best. She is an off-ball assassin. In one instance at…
Phoebe Von Zuben is a surgical attacker who picks apart defenses from “X.” The righty plays her club ball with the CT Grizzlies and her prep school ball at The Spence School in New York. A true dual threat, she sees the field well in settled play and consistently makes the right read, whether that means feeding or attacking the cage herself. She showed both on back-to-back possessions Monday. She knifed inside her defender from “X” and buried it. A possession later, she caught the defense ball-watching and hit a quick feed for an easy goal. She has a devastating roll back in her arsenal and is effective on her off hand, too.
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Virginia native Ellie Attias had a strong showing in the cage at the second annual Kane Rize. At just 5'0, she was one of the shorter goalies on display, but also one of the more effective. Attias is an athletic goalie who gets low in a hurry and makes impressive saves on her off-stick side. She was at her best late in games, coming up with some big-time stops, including back-to-back stuffs on driving attackers. Her outlet passing only adds to her value. She can get it downfield quickly and accurately, turning key saves into transition opportunities for her team.
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Playing in her home state for Monday's Kane Rize, Kane Rize Notebook, Vol. 2: Digging Deeper Into a Loaded FieldKaneRize Notebook, Vol. 2: Digging Deeper Into a Loaded Field
was one of the most complete midfielders on site. Offensively, she can break down a defense from up top by herself. Falconi wants the ball, and for…
