It is impossible to talk about impact performers from the opening week of playoffs without mentioning Cameryn Cohee Cameryn Cohee 5'1" | Draw Specialist/Midfield | Right Hand New Oxford | 2026 PA . Since taking the reins at New Oxford early in her high school career, she has helped transform the Colonials from a middle-of-the-pack program in the YAIAA into a District Three contender.

Last season, Cohee led New Oxford to their first ever state championship tournament appearance and nearly took down WPIAL powerhouse Mount Lebanon in the opening round. And on Tuesday night, in New Oxford’s second consecutive YAIAA championship appearance, Cohee once again shined when the lights were brightest, leading her team back from a 6-0 deficit they faced early in the second quarter. Cohee scored four of the Colonials’ 10 goals as they came back to defeat Susquehannock 10-9. To make it all but perfect, she scored the 300th goal of her career on Tuesday night, and the Colonials will be heading back to the district playoffs.

For Cohee, it all starts in the draw circle. She has exceptional lower body strength that gives her explosive upward movement and power as she goes for the ball. Whether she flips it to a wing, back to the midfield, or even to herself, she wins the ball and puts defenses on their heels.

Offensively, Cohee is as complete as they come. She is comfortable with both hands, and while she likes to get easy looks at the cage, she is plenty comfortable outside the eight and has a blazing shot she can pull out when she needs it. From an IQ standpoint, there are few better. When the ball is not on her stick, she is making things happen away from it – her cuts are decisive and purposeful. She is bound to make an immediate impact at the Division I level in a few short months, but until then, she has one more chance to lead the Colonials on a deep playoff run.