I’ve been Landon’s coach at Bellarmine College Prep since the beginning of his junior year. He’s got the drive, tenacity and skills, and size to be a Division 1 attackman. His dodges are are aggressive and he slashes North/South in a way that will impact offenses at the next level. His knack for getting to the goal both with and without the ball is impressive. Despite drawing our opponent’s top defender all year, he was both a catalyst to start the offense and get the defense rotating as well as a polished finisher who we counted on regardless of angle or coverage. His vision while dodging is exceptional, always with his head up and scanning the field while absorbing checks and slides. Lastly, I’ve never coached an attackman who rides and fights for ground balls as hard as Landon does. With all of his qualities I’ve written above, this is the most noteworthy aspect of his game. Few players at this level revel in doing the dirty work; even fewer do it well. Landon does both, and I'm certain he will continue that at the next level as well.

I have been Landon's coach for the last two years for his ADVNC 2023 team. Landon is an outstanding left-handed attackman with all of the tools necessary to compete at the Division I level. His stick skills are solid and he is one of the best dodgers and finishers I've coached on the left side. He is tough around the cage and and is willing and capable of soaking a check to improve his angle and finish. He is very fast and very strong and has good size making him a physical challenge for even great defenders. Teams regularly focus their defense on Landon to little effect. He is also a capable and unselfish feeder when teams focus on him putting the teams success over his own. He will do whatever the team needs. His love for the game and his desire to improve ensure that he will continue to grow and improve as time goes on.