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<p>The NXT Fall Continental Cup, hosted by NXT Sports, took place on November 7-8 in Pennsylvania. <a href="https://prepgirlslacrosse.com/author/justin-staggers-author/">Justin Staggers</a> and I were in attendance to watch the 2030s at MSI Sports in Chichester on Sunday, Nov. 8.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Is Addie Ko the #1 player in the Class of 2030? It's early; as a current freshman at Charlotte Latin School in North Carolina, there is a lot of room to grow. Ko sees plays develop and sees plays ahead. The minute she checks into the game, she makes an immediate impact. Ko is a 2-way middie phenom. She is a different breed. The M&D product can dodge from high and wide out. Her stutter steps shake defenders out of their shoes. Against NXT Black, she had a righty sweep and ripped it from range and scored. Pure electric. One thing that makes her stand out is the way she defends. Ko is very good at pressuring out on defense and doubling the ball, or she gets out early and anticipates the play. A great dodger, feeder, and shooter. She might be the best player in the country in the 2030 Class.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Kaitlyn Morgan continues to have a great Fall. After dominating at the inaugural PGL event in October, she had another stellar performance at NXT Fall Continental Cup. It's early, but Morgan might be one of the top goalies in the Class of 2030. She looked like a veteran in net against one of the best 2030 teams in M&D Black. From distance, the NXT goalie is automatic. She is confident in net, and her clears are on the money.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">DiManno is a super fundamental defender. She gets low and drives players out on their hips. She can come out far and pressure her matchup. When she gets the ball in her stick, she can push the pace upfield. DiManno is one of the top defenders in the Class of 2030.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">One of the best players I saw from the Class of 2030 at the NXT Fall Continental Cup. On one possession vs. M&D Black, she broke her defender's ankles, causing her to fall on the turf, and then proceeded to score. Claire Church does it all. Off the draw, she will chase down the GB. On the ride, she goes all out and will strip a player. Her vision is really good. She can find open cutters. If you need her to clear the ball, she can do that too. Watching her performance on Sunday against M&D Black was like taking a shot of caffeine. Maybe we will start calling Claire “Caffeine” Church. A really great performance.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Perez, out of Long Island (N.Y.), is an aggressive 1v1 lefty defender. I haven't seen a player throw those aggressive checks like her in a while on the club circuit. Perez throws perfectly timed checks. Her slides are great, too. She clears the ball well with pressure on her. A really solid defender in the Class of 2030.</p>
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The NXT Fall Continental Cup, hosted by NXT Sports, took place on November 7-8 in Pennsylvania. Justin Staggers and I were in attendance to watch the 2030s at MSI Sports in Chichester on Sunday, Nov. 8.
Is Addie Ko the #1 player in the Class of 2030? It's early; as a current freshman at Charlotte Latin School in North Carolina, there is a lot of room to grow. Ko sees plays develop and sees plays ahead. The minute she checks into the game, she makes an immediate impact. Ko is a 2-way middie phenom. She is a different breed. The M&D product can dodge from high and wide out. Her stutter steps shake defenders out of their shoes. Against NXT Black, she had a righty sweep and ripped it from range and scored. Pure electric. One thing that makes her stand out is the way she defends. Ko is very good at pressuring out on defense and doubling the ball, or she gets out early and anticipates the play. A great dodger, feeder, and shooter. She might be the best player in the country in the 2030 Class.
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Kaitlyn Morgan continues to have a great Fall. After dominating at the inaugural PGL event in October, she had another stellar performance at NXT Fall Continental Cup. It's early, but Morgan might be one of the top goalies in the Class of 2030. She looked like a veteran in net against one of the best 2030 teams in M&D Black. From distance, the NXT goalie is automatic. She is confident in net, and her clears are on the money.
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DiManno is a super fundamental defender. She gets low and drives players out on their hips. She can come out far and pressure her matchup. When she gets the ball in her stick, she can push the pace upfield. DiManno is one of the top defenders in the Class of 2030.
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One of the best players I saw from the Class of 2030 at the NXT Fall Continental Cup. On one possession vs. M&D Black, she broke her defender's ankles, causing her to fall on the turf, and then proceeded to…
Perez, out of Long Island (N.Y.), is an aggressive 1v1 lefty defender. I haven't seen a player throw those aggressive checks like her in a while on the club circuit. Perez throws perfectly timed checks. Her slides are great, too.…
