Brayden Lahey

Prep Nationals Semifinal Standout

Lahey, Borg and Griffin Cepiel (Georgetown) were the Big Green’s main offensive threats against the Big Red. The former Prime Time standout led the way as the initiator from X. Lahey shook a defender at X, then brushed off the slide and ripped a short-side blast for arguably the prettiest goal of the night. CLICK HERE if you don’t believe me. He had another goal up the hash and also picked up an assist on a Cepiel tally. Lahey’s shiftiness helped him create separation. It wouldn’t be surprising to see him also play midfield at the next level because his athleticism and finishing ability lend themselves well to playing in space.

The longest-standing commit in the class after verballing to the ‘Hoos as a ’24 and opting to PG to go in as a ’25, Lahey shined in his first season with Prime Time. An NLF at IMG All-Star, he operates well from X and dodges with his head up to find open teammates. He’s also very proficient at dodging from up top and has underrated pop on his shot, making him a threat from outside. Lahey’s got shifty feet and a knack for finishing around the cage.