2023 PLL Round 4 Mock Draft

Here are my predictions for the next eight picks in Round 4 of the 2023 PLL draft.

#25. Cannons: Ethan rall (lsm - rutgers)

The Cannons signed veteran Kyle Hartzell this offseason, but he’s 37. Rall is a undersized but tenacious pole with goal-scoring ability who has been battle-tested in the Big 10.

#26. Redwoods: jeff conner (midfield - virginia)

Conner projects as a do-it-all midfielder in the PLL. Coach St. Laurent will love Conner’s ability to take wings, play great team offense, and mix it up on the defensive end.

#27. Atlas: garrett degnon (midfield/attack - johns hopkins)

After opting defense for the first three rounds, Coach Pressler grabs a rangy left-handed shooter in Degnon. Degnon has legitimate two-point range, and is a better dodger than he gets credit for.

#28. Archers: quinn mccahon (midfield - Notre dame)

Like Conner, McCahon is another swiss army knife at the midfield that brings versatility and flexibility to Coach Bates’ squad.

#29. Chrome: xander dickson (attack - virginia)

I solely changed this pick because of the uncertainty surrounding Brendan Nichtern’s availability. That being said, Dickson should slot in nicely as a third attackman with ball-dominant linemates Logan Wisnauskas and Dylan Molloy. He's having a career year.

#30. Whipsnakes: brian minicus (attack/midfield - georgetown)

Not talked about much when he was at Colgate, Minicus has turned heads in the national spotlight as a lefty slasher on one of the best teams in the nation. 

#31. Chaos: garrett leadmon (midfield - duke)

Leadmon’s stock has been steadily rising this season. I have him lower than others on my board, but he’s still a very good midfield prospect that can play offense and defense at a high level.

#32. Waterdogs: piper bond (SSDM - UPenn)

Bond is an athletic defensive midfielder that is an upgrade over Charlie Hayes at that position and good enough to play right away.