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<p>Manheim, PA — Before heading out to cover our next event, I want to circle back to Prep Girls Lacrosse's own showcase, held Oct. 10 at Spooky Nook Sports. With all the high-level talent on display, there is still plenty left to unpack. <a href="https://prepgirlslacrosse.com/author/rileykennedy/" data-type="link" data-id="https://prepgirlslacrosse.com/author/rileykennedy/">Riley Kennedy</a> and I have already covered a lot of ground from the debut event, including some of the other attackers who stood out, so be sure to check out the rest of our coverage linked below if you haven't already. Here's a look at more attackers who delivered.</p>
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<p><a href="https://prepgirlslacrosse.com/2026/10/harvey-fisher-bala-tengwall-headline-pgl-elite-camp-defenders/" data-type="link" data-id="https://prepgirlslacrosse.com/2026/10/harvey-fisher-bala-tengwall-headline-pgl-elite-camp-defenders/">Harvey, Fisher, Bala, Tengwall Headline PGL Elite Camp Defenders</a></p>
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<p><a href="https://prepgirlslacrosse.com/2026/10/2030s-who-put-themselves-on-the-map-at-pgls-debut-showcase/" data-type="link" data-id="https://prepgirlslacrosse.com/2026/10/2030s-who-put-themselves-on-the-map-at-pgls-debut-showcase/">PGL Debut Showcase: 2030s Who Put Themselves on the Map</a></p>
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<p><a href="https://prepgirlslacrosse.com/2026/10/pgl-debut-showcase-uncommitted-28s-and-top-29s-to-know-pt-1/" data-type="link" data-id="https://prepgirlslacrosse.com/2026/10/pgl-debut-showcase-uncommitted-28s-and-top-29s-to-know-pt-1/">PGL Debut Showcase: Uncommitted 28s and Top 29s to Know (Pt. 1)<br></a><br><a href="https://prepgirlslacrosse.com/2026/10/pgl-elite-camp-hamo-goes-btl-hill-tops-four-peyla-not-pluto/" data-type="link" data-id="https://prepgirlslacrosse.com/2026/10/pgl-elite-camp-hamo-goes-btl-hill-tops-four-peyla-not-pluto/">PGL Elite Camp: Hamo Goes BTL, Hill Tops Four, Peyla Not Pluto</a></p>
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<p><a href="https://prepgirlslacrosse.com/2026/10/pgl-elite-camp-who-is-the-future-of-college-lacrosse/" data-type="link" data-id="https://prepgirlslacrosse.com/2026/10/pgl-elite-camp-who-is-the-future-of-college-lacrosse/">PGL Elite Camp: Who Is the Future of College Lacrosse?</a></p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Hailing from two of the nation's best club and prep programs, Sara Pastula is an explosive attacker and one of the best feeders in her class. She threads the needle with her passes, but she can also create on her own. In the 6v6 format, she attacked the cage hard, drew slides, and dumped it off to open teammates on the doorstep. She is a pick-your-poison problem for defenses. Leave her alone, and she wins her matchup. Slide or double and she finds the open teammate with ease. Pastula has a tremendous feel for the game, and coaches on site had nothing but good things to say about her.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Upstate New York was well represented at Spooky Nook on Saturday. A product of Liverpool and Orange Crush, Gracie Soluri was one of the top attackers on the field. She is a slasher who attacks the cage hard. Soluri has a great frame and absorbs contact well, making it hard to keep her from getting to her spot. She is just as dangerous away from the ball, using explosive, well-timed cuts to get open and create offense. Soluri's physicality also stood out on the ride and on the defensive end in the 6v6 format. She is a well-rounded attacker who gives coaches plenty to like.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Another upstate New York talent, Carly Fitch made the trip to Spooky Nook just weeks after announcing her commitment to UNC Charlotte. There is a confidence that players gain once they commit, and Fitch played like it Saturday. She scored in bunches, mixing in some creative, crafty finishes in tight. Still, it was her shot that turned the most heads. Coaches on site noted that Fitch has a “big, CN style of shot,” a nod to Charlotte North. She backed up the eye test at the combine, too, finishing fourth in the 5-10-5, 10th in the 30-10 fly, and 12th in the broad jump. Fitch is a complete offensive player whose game will translate exceptionally well to the college level in a few short years.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">A product of Somers High School and YJN, Shea Mullins is a crafty lefty attacker who does a lot of her damage away from the ball. She is explosive in her cuts to the cage and can finish in tight off the feed, where her deception makes her a tough read for goalies. Mullins has a high lacrosse IQ, and it shows in how she moves without the ball. Her athleticism was on display at the combine, too, as she finished sixth in the broad jump and 11th in both the 30-10 fly and the 5-10-5. Mullins is also a standout on the basketball court, ranked 19th in New York by Prep Hoops. Her game translates seamlessly between the two sports.</p>
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Manheim, PA — Before heading out to cover our next event, I want to circle back to Prep Girls Lacrosse's own showcase, held Oct. 10 at Spooky Nook Sports. With all the high-level talent on display, there is still plenty left to unpack. Riley Kennedy and I have already covered a lot of ground from the debut event, including some of the other attackers who stood out, so be sure to check out the rest of our coverage linked below if you haven't already. Here's a look at more attackers who delivered.
It feels like every time I watch Kendall CavallaroKendallCavallaro
5'5" | Midfield/Attack | Right Hand
Manheim Township | 2029 PA
play, another element of her game emerges. This summer, it was her finishing repertoire, and that growth was evident Saturday at Spooky Nook. Cavallaro is a crafty, creative finisher around the cage. She has long been able to snipe corners from range, but she is now showing more touch and deception in tight. She also turned in a strong combine performance, posting the sixth-best 5-10-5 time. Cavallaro looks primed for a big-time season with the Blue Streaks. Despite being just a sophomore, she will be asked to take on an elevated offensive role for an extremely young but talented Manheim Township team.
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Hailing from two of the nation's best club and prep programs, Sara Pastula is an explosive attacker and one of the best feeders in her class. She threads the needle with her passes, but she can also create on her…
Upstate New York was well represented at Spooky Nook on Saturday. A product of Liverpool and Orange Crush, Gracie Soluri was one of the top attackers on the field. She is a slasher who attacks the cage hard. Soluri has a great frame and absorbs contact well, making it hard to keep her from getting to her spot. She is just as dangerous away from the ball, using explosive, well-timed cuts to get open and create offense. Soluri's physicality also stood out on the ride and on the defensive end in the 6v6 format. She is a well-rounded attacker who gives coaches plenty to like.
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Another upstate New York talent, Carly Fitch made the trip to Spooky Nook just weeks after announcing her commitment to UNC Charlotte. There is a confidence that players gain once they commit, and Fitch played like it Saturday. She scored in bunches, mixing in some creative, crafty finishes in tight. Still, it was her shot that turned the most heads. Coaches on site noted that Fitch has a “big, CN style of shot,” a nod to Charlotte North. She backed up the eye test at the combine, too, finishing fourth in the 5-10-5, 10th in the 30-10 fly, and 12th in the broad jump. Fitch is a complete offensive player whose game will translate exceptionally well to the college level in a few short years.
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A product of Somers High School and YJN, Shea Mullins is a crafty lefty attacker who does a lot of her damage away from the ball. She is explosive in her cuts to the cage and can finish in tight off the feed, where her deception makes her a tough read for goalies. Mullins has a high lacrosse IQ, and it shows in how she moves without the ball. Her athleticism was on display at the combine, too, as she finished sixth in the broad jump and 11th in both the 30-10 fly and the 5-10-5. Mullins is also a standout on the basketball court, ranked 19th in New York by Prep Hoops. Her game translates seamlessly between the two sports.
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Cavallaro
5'5" | Midfield/Attack | Right Hand
Manheim Township | 2029
PA
play, another element of her game emerges. This summer, it was her finishing repertoire, and that growth was evident Saturday at Spooky Nook. Cavallaro is a crafty, creative finisher around the cage. She has long been able to snipe corners from range, but she is now showing more touch and deception in tight. She also turned in a strong combine performance, posting the sixth-best 5-10-5 time. Cavallaro looks primed for a big-time season with the Blue Streaks. Despite being just a sophomore, she will be asked to take on an elevated offensive role for an extremely young but talented Manheim Township team.
