The fourth round draft pick out of Syracuse was a playmaker for Cannons LC as a rookie. Stephen Rehfuss’s change-of-speed -- his “skip” or “bounce” -- is his most dangerous weapon.

A lifelong attackman, Rehfuss now runs out of the box. He’s the invert threat that offensive coordinator Sean Kirwan was searching for through the Entry and College Drafts last spring. When Rehfuss draws a short-stick matchup and carries behind the cage, quality looks are created.

Rehfuss dished 47 assist opportunities (i.e. a pass that leads directly to a shot). Dhane Smith (57 AO) and Brad Smith (49 AO) were the only midfielders with more. Most of Rehfuss’s AOs were created in six-on-six sets. He dodged, drew slides or hedges, and found the open shooter.