Wyatt. This kid gets it. Hard work and success go hand in hand... At least that's what someone wiser than myself once said. Wyatt took the first lesson from John wooden's pyramid of success and ran with it. He plays soccer, runs indoor track, on top of doing all the little extras that we ask him to do for lacrosse. He was thrown into the fire last year when our face off guy got injured early on. Wyatt showed great poise and growth in the 2022 season, and I am extremely excited to see what he does in 2023. I look for Wyatt to increase his role from face off/ D-mid into a legitimate threat as an O mid, making him that rare 2 way middie for the modern era of our sport.