New England Rankings Announced in 2013
The pre-season rankings are in and it should come as no surprise that Tilton’s Wayne Selden is ranked as the top rising senior in New England. The six-foot-five swingman is a well known product beyond New England’s borders, currently checking in as the 13th ranked prospect in the ESPN 100, putting him in prime position for the McDonald’s All-American game.
Brewster Academy’s newest big man, Kyle Washington, sits in the second spot and is expected to have a big season with the Bobcats. Washington is currently considering 11 schools – Baylor, Marquette, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Notre Dame, N.C. State, Illinois, Louisville, Iowa State, Ohio State, and Washington.
Dayshon Smith jumps all the way up to the third spot after a big summer, but he’ll continue to battle it out with other local guards like Rene Castro (4th), Jaylen Brantley (6th), Kahlil Dukes (8th), and Daquein McNeil (9th) who all finished within the class’ top ten prospects.
Andrew Chrabascz is another player who jumped up in the rankings after a big summer. The six-foot-seven forward has long been one of the most productive players in the region and ended up with arguably more division I recruitment than any other player in New England before committing to Butler earlier this month.
Chrabascz is joined by Notre Dame Prep’s latest frontcourt duo in Matt Attewe (7th) and Jamel Artis (10th) as other frontcourt players to crack the top ten list. A handful of other frontcourt players including Samuel Dingba, Mohamed Bah, Pete Miller, Jason Boswell, and Anthony Dallier are just outside of the top ten and looking in.
To view New England’s 2013 rankings in their entirety please click here.
Mohamed Bah
Kahlil Dukes
Kyle Washington
Wayne Selden
Jamel Artis
Jaylen Brantley
Anthony Dallier
Andrew Chrabascz
Dayshon Smith
Rene Castro
Samuel Dingba
Daquein McNeil
Pete Miller