Posted Friday, July 18th, 2025
With the conclusion of our updated 2026 state-by-state ranking series yesterday, we wanted to take a look at some guys who most certainly have a shot at making the next iteration. All of the players listed below were recruited to New England to play their senior seasons or return for a postgraduate year of development, which hopefully leads to more college opportunities down the line. Let’s take a look. Grant McDuffie - South Kent is getting one of the shiftiest players out of Georgia…
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Posted Thursday, July 17th, 2025
The state of Rhode Island brings us to the conclusion of our July state-by-state ranking revision. As the year progresses, these rankings are likely to change as we gain more exposure to prospects and more players on this list emerge as their abilities come into their own. To kick things off at the top, Dywane Chess out of the St. George's School maintains a hold of the number one spot in the ranking. The Pennsylvania native enters his third season under Dwayne Pina…
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Posted Wednesday, July 16th, 2025
The state of Massachusetts is undoubtedly the largest in the region with a hoard of potential college prospects worthy of a place on this list. To narrow things down in the revised iteration of the 2026 rankings, we went with a top 50 in the state. This does not yet include those who are new to the region, and will have a new look to them come the fall. Amir Jenkins and Collins Chidera Onyejiaka were slotted to be in the top…
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Posted Tuesday, July 15th, 2025
Continuing with our revised rankings for the class of 2026, the next stop comes in the state of Vermont. The Green Mountain State is by far the smallest in New England, but has seen some impressive prospects come through in recent years, such as Joson Sanon (Arizona St/St. John’s), Taylor Bol Bowen (Florida State/Alabama), Chike Ndefo (Towson), and many more. To narrow down the rankings, we created a top ten for the class of 2026 of players we’ve been able to get…
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Posted Monday, July 14th, 2025
The state of Connecticut has been a proven workhorse of building college prospects ready to play at the next level. With some of the most competitive prep schools in the country chalk full of college talent, and one of the better public school landscapes in the region, there are a hoard of names worthy of making the rankings. To narrow things down, we went with a list of 45 prospects returning to the region in the NEPSAC and CIAC that we’ve had…
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Posted Friday, July 11th, 2025
Sebastian Wilkins lit up the high school basketball world by reclassifying up to the class of 2025 and joining Jon Scheyer and his Duke Blue Devils squad next season. Wilkins has been one of the top players in New England for some time now, starting his high school journey off at Lawrence Academy and finishing strong with two good seasons for Brewster Academy. He has also played an integral role for the Mass Rivals throughout his high school career, averaging 16 points…
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Posted Thursday, July 10th, 2025
There’s an influx of talent making its way up the pipeline in the state of Maine. The classes of 2027, 2028 and 2029 have all shown to have some promising prospects we will come to know in the near future. Before we get into those classes however, we will take a look at the Maine Class of 2026 ranking. This class has a hoard of familiar names we have seen over the past few years, with a few new names that…
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Posted Wednesday, July 9th, 2025
Our revised New Hampshire 2026 rankings are now live on the rankings tab of our website. After a long season with the rankings staying pretty consistent, there’s been some change over at the top with Sebastian Wilkins reclassifying up to go to Duke a year early, and Ater Bol Meen leaving the region to join DME Academy. Let’s take a look at the changes in the top ten. Holding the top spot is Brewster Academy guard Darien Moore, better known as “Payday.”…
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Posted Wednesday, July 9th, 2025
Last month, three members of the Newman School committed to play basketball at the Division One level. Louis O’Keefe committed to Princeton, Timmy Bollin committed to Brown, and Collins Chidera Onyejiaka committed to Alabama while also reclassifying to the class of 2025. All three of the aforementioned players played big roles in the Cardinals' NEPSAC AAA title and National Prep Championship Elite Eight appearance this past season. Chidera anchored the team down low as the starting center, with Bollin playing his…
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Posted Tuesday, July 8th, 2025
Colin Okparaigwe, Wilbraham & Monson - The big 6'4" guard from the Czech Republic brings impressive length and looks to make an impact this season. His ability to shoot it off the dribble and crowd passing lanes with his length caught our eye. The decision-making he brings as a ballhandler stand out as well as his physical tools. Alexander Elston, Wilbraham & Monson - Elston brings good lead guard size at 6'2", and has the ability to both score at all…
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