1. Michael Sowers, A, Duke

The Princeton transfer has 13 goals and 19 assists through six games with the Blue Devils.

2. Jeff Teat, A, Cornell

The Hill Academy product and 2018 Team Canada silver medalist is as dangerous dodging as he is in an off-ball role.

3. Connor Kirst, M, Rutgers

Kirst has two-point range. He has shown that he's not afraid to pull up from 15-yards and out, especially in transition.

4. Jared Conners, LSM, Virginia

At 6-foot-5, Conners draws comparisons to Whipsnakes LC's Michael Ehrhardt. He's a big, physical LSM who can stay and play on offense.

5. Jared Bernhardt, A, Maryland

The youngest Bernhardt brother may pursue football after graduation in College Park.

6. Jake Carraway, A, Georgetown

Carraway is soaring up draft boards after an 8-goal outing against Villanova. Through four games, he's buried 19 goals on 42.2% shooting.

7. TD Ierlan, FO, Yale

Ierlan holds the NCAA record for faceoff percentage over a career at 75.3%.

8. JT Giles-Harris, D, Duke

JT Giles-Harris -- whose brother, Joe, is an NFL linebacker -- is the frontrunner for the Schmeisser Award, honoring the nation's best defender.

9. Mac O'Keefe, A, Penn State

The lefty sniper has 197 career goals, rapidly approaching Justin Guterding's NCAA record (212).

10. Ryan Tierney, A, Hofstra