The ball isn’t in Woods’ stick very long before it’s in the back of the net. Far and away the best shooter in the class, the Canadian lit it up for Culver this spring. The lefty sniper finished with 56 goals and 18 assists. More importantly, it’s how he scores those goals. His lightning-quick release means that you always have to pay attention to him. He’s a better dodger than most Canadian finishers are, making him a legitimate threat to beat defenses in a number of ways. The ball comes off of Woods’ stick differently than anyone else in the class. It’s expected that his recruitment will be an Ivy vs. ACC battle.