.@CornellLacrosse commit Tommy Goldstein sets up @LehighMLax commit Finn Petrone for the second time of the night as Radnor draws even with Springfield. 2-2 after a quarter. pic.twitter.com/sL0tJRdSo8

— NLF (@natlaxfed) April 7, 2026

Radnor vs. Springfield Standout

Goldstein had a productive day at the office, setting up three goals for the Raptors. More importantly, though, is the overall impact that he has on the offense. Goldstein is always in control and uses his phenomenal vision and first step to keep defenses off balance. Traditionally an X attackman, he looked very comfortable dodging from up top, picking up his first two assists on feeds from above the cage. He has incredible chemistry with lefty sniper Finn Petrone (Lehigh) and the duo linked up for the first two Radnor goals to erase Springfield’s early lead. It wouldn’t be a surprise to see start his Big Red career as an offensive midfielder, and his versatility kept the Springfield defense off-balance.

“I know I can use my speed, especially up top where there’s a lot more space,” Goldstein said. “I can use my change-of-direction and speed, and I can see the field a little better from up top. It’s a lot easier from behind to see both sides of the field, but when you’re up top, they have longer slides, so you can kind of see where it comes from whether it’s through or adjacent.”