Izzy Krejci remains uncommitted. The speedy attacker out of Minnesota is a superb offensive initiator and a perfect player to kick-start an offense. Krejci is a crafty and explosive dodger. She glides her way through the defense on her way to the cage. Her awareness of when and where slides are coming from is fantastic. The M&D Minnesota product has different release points on her shot. She is consistently dominating her competition in the state of Minnesota, with 99 points (2nd in Minn.) and 86 goals (3rd in Minn.) in 13 games this past Spring.

Krejci is a draw control machine who can win the ball to herself and turn that possession into an immediate scoring chance. Her quick first step and sudden changes of direction make her tough to contain 1v1. Give her space near the eight meter, and she can fire an accurate shot into the top corner, often with very little time to set her feet. She is comfortable with both hands, handles pressure well, and can finish creatively, whether she is dodging from outside or working at “X.” Krejci ranked first in her state in draw controls, second in points, and third in goals… she is the real deal.

Krejci is an attacker out of Minnesota; she attends The Blake School (Minn.). She can get a quick shot off and fire one off under pressure. Krejci has different release points on her shot. She can finish with both hands. On her dodges, she can turn the corner and get topside. Krejci is a smooth and comfortable dodger; it looks natural. She changes speed on her dodges, which allows her to win her matchups.

Offensive catalyst with polish well beyond her class year. Krejci led Blake varsity in scoring as a freshman (53 goals in 13 games), producing as a primary option while commanding top defensive matchups. She wins with speed and deception, an explosive first step, sharp change of direction, and a roll dodge she can land cleanly with either hand.

Elite shot selection. She manipulates goalies with head fakes, shoulder dips, and subtle stick disguises before finishing. Comfortable attacking downhill, ripping from the 8, or creating space inside. True dual-hand threat: switches seamlessly on the dodge and can finish strong-side or off-hand without hesitation.