Tripp King

King might be the best of the bunch, too. He’s played a ton of midfield for the Starz, but he thrived as an X attackman for Loyola (Calif.) this spring as an X attackman. He helped the Cubs to a 21-3 record on the strength of a whopping 73 goals and 42 assists. It’s not just the offensive numbers that helped him set himself apart, though. King also snagged 65 ground balls and caused 16 turnovers, a nod to the overall strength of his game.

King doesn’t have a preference as to where he plays. He just wants to be on the field, and his game’s diversity will undoubtedly make him a hot commodity this fall.

“I don’t think I have a preference. I like playing both sides of the field and I like playing defense as well. You just have to keep your mind open as to where to play,” King said.

Zissi sees King as a future college gamebreaker no matter where he ends up playing.

“Tripp’s a true quarterback type as an X attackman. He’s two-handed and was Loyola’s best player this spring, and you can argue that they were the best program in the West,” Zissi said. “Tripp can play attack, he can play midfield. He’s going to go wherever he wants to go.”