Class of 2027: Game-Changing Players from L.I. to B.C.

Game changers are the players who can single-handedly shift the momentum of a game and rise to the moment when their team needs them most. As these committed 2027 prospects enter their junior seasons, they'll be relied upon to make an impact and change the outcome of games this spring.    Mulada is a straight gamer; she wants to play lacrosse. The Long Island native has unreal toughness; she's the ultimate competitor. The crafty lefty attacker knows where the goal is at all times and is destined to score. The Cold Spring Harbor product showcases bursts of speed when she dodges. Her change of speed and direction is lethal. She can turn the corner and get downhill on her dodges. She has an insane motor and is super gritty. If there's a loose ball, Mulada is going after it. When Mulada goes to the rack, she can make tough contested shots, even drifting away from the goal. Whenever she wants to get off a shot, she's going to do it. If a defender makes a mistake, Mulada will capitalize.     The British Columbia two-way midfielder has a box lacrosse background, and she's really good at it. Right there, you should be intrigued with her game. Hansra is an Alpha and has the Alpha Mentality. When she gets the ball out and up into space, she cradles it one-handed vertically. She is so fast, defenders can't catch her. On the draw, Hansra loves winning the ball to herself, providing more possessions for her team. On defense, she anticipates and gets out early to defend. She wins her 1v1 matchups, getting extra low and driving players out.     Fique is a fast and hard dodger. She is a good initiator for an offense because of the different dodge packages she has in the midfield. The Maryland native turns the corner quickly and gets downhill. She gets off a hard and accurate on-the-run shot with her hands extended away from her body. She can shoot with both hands and is a good feeder.      Reynolds will make a good college player; she has great upside long-term. When she drives, her eyes are focused on the goal. She can fight through contact on her dodges, allowing her to finish at the net. The Florida State commit has a great right-handed shot. She rotates her entire body and extends her hands away from her, generating a lot of velocity. Reynolds loves her righty sweep dodge, and loves to do it from up top or from the wing. She is a quick dodger who turns the corner quickly and gets downhill. The New York native is a stretch shooter who can sling it from distance. She is a good feeder and reads slides well. At the next level, she can be used as an offensive midfielder coming out of the box. Reynolds is versatile for an offense and can play all over; she can even be used in woman-up situations with her rocket of a shot.      Carney is an extremely athletic 2-way midfielder. She is lightning fast in transition and gets downhill so quickly on her dodges. The Pennsylvania native can dodge all over the field. She has a quick first step that allows her to blow by her defender. Carney's defense is very impressive. She has great footwork and is super aggressive defending straight up 1v1. Her long wingspan allows her to intercept passes on defense and explode up to grab the ball coming in off the circle. Carney can shoot with both hands and has a nice on-the-run shot.

Game changers are the players who can single-handedly shift the momentum of a game and rise to the moment when their team needs them most. As these committed 2027 prospects enter their junior seasons, they'll be relied upon to make an impact and change the outcome of games this spring.