So incredibly disruptive, Zemachson is the most versatile defensive player in the class. He’s spent a lot of time at close defense, which gives him a leg up in coverage over most of his LSM peers. Zemachson is a gamebreaker up top, though. He’s excellent off the ground, comfortable throwing checks anywhere and loves to push the pace offensively. He had four goals and three assists, along with 52 ground balls, as a sophomore for Seton Hall Prep as the Pirates finally broke through in the postseason and won the Kirst Cup. He’s more than likely to end up on an ACC or Big Ten campus.

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