Posted Monday, January 12th, 2026
Diing Maiwen did not take the easy road to Division I basketball. The Auburn, Maine native is officially headed to Fairleigh Dickinson, a commitment that took a lot of hard work, and the choice to prolong his college decision in hopes of finding better opportunities from a postgraduate season. Maiwen first made a name for himself at Edward Little High School and with XLP, where his athleticism immediately separated him from the pack. He was the kind of player who could change…
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Posted Monday, January 12th, 2026
Maine's MPA continues to develop players who bring toughness and skill to the floor every night. With the season rolling, these unsigned seniors are putting up impressive numbers and making their case for the next level. Their ability to produce, compete, and impact winning makes them standouts worth following closely. Nolan Ames, Camden Hills: The KVAC Player of the Year for Class A North as a junior, Ames is building on that success by leading Maine Class A in scoring 25.9…
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Posted Sunday, January 11th, 2026
Ahead of the 2025-26 school year, the NEPSAC did some reassembling of the class structure, most notably splitting Class B into two groups, Large and Small.Today, we will take a look at some of the programs in Class B Large, and the college prospects they have to boast. Masters (NY): Masters leans into a drive-and-kick offensive identity built around unselfish ball movement and perimeter shooting. The Panthers consistently generate deflections on the defensive end, turning activity into transition chances. Damian Mojica…
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Posted Friday, January 9th, 2026
After covering a variety of Upstate’s standout juniors, we now pivot and begin tracking names in the class of 2028 and 2029. While it feels that there is so much talent to cover between Albany and Buffalo, it has become especially useful to have younger names on the radar before their names really rise to prominence. Now, we take a look at some standout underclassmen who are primed to be up next. Aiden Prunty, Carthage: A two-time state champion at Glens Falls…
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Posted Thursday, January 8th, 2026
Ahead of the 2025-26 school year, the NEPSAC did some reassembling of the class structure, most notably splitting Class B into two groups, Large and Small.Today, we will take a look at some of the programs in Class B Large, and the college prospects they have to boast. Austin Prep: Austin Prep has made a strong early-season statement after missing the playoffs last year. The Cougars are off to a 7–2 start with notable wins over King, St. Luke’s, Governors, Pomfret,…
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Posted Wednesday, January 7th, 2026
Vermont’s high school basketball scene is filled with under-the-radar talent that deserves collegiate attention. With the season underway, these unsigned seniors are proving they belong on college coaches' radars. Their versatility and ability to contribute in multiple areas make them prospects worth watching. Nick Mascitti, Williamstown: Standing 6’7, Mascitti has glaring size on the court, leading the state in double-doubles as a junior. On defense, he makes his presence felt by blocking shots and creating havoc in the paint for the…
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Posted Monday, January 5th, 2026
It is with heavy hearts that the New England basketball community mourns the unexpected passing of Whit Lesure, a coach, mentor, and pillar of prep school basketball whose impact will be felt for generations. For nearly three decades, Whit was the steady hand guiding Bridgton Academy, where he took over the program in 1997 and helped shape it into one of the most respected names in the NEPSAC, and prep school basketball as a whole. His teams competed at the highest level…
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Posted Monday, January 5th, 2026
New Hampshire is home to some of the region's top prep school programs, and a stellar state association that has young, talented players making a name for themselves. Antonio Pemberton leads the way as the top ranked player in the state's junior class as the guard has continued to ascend, proving himself at the highest levels of the high school game. Following him at the second spot is Markus Kerr, a transfer guard from down south who is among the top…
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Posted Monday, January 5th, 2026
The New Year is upon us, and with that, decision day for the future of prospects in the class of 2026 is nearing as the last five or so months of their high/prep school careers come to a close. Here are a handful of prospects who have already locked in their next steps to play college basketball at different levels of the NCAA. Cyrus Hutchison, Brewster Academy Prep (NH)Committed to Hamilton College (NY) Hutchinson has made a name for himself during his time…
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Posted Sunday, January 4th, 2026
The class of 2028 has a ton of talent across the ranks that has been making noise. For this article, we will focus on some 2028's who have been leading the charge for their respective teams, with more to come on the other standouts in the class as the season goes on. Brayden Buckley, Thayer: Buckley is an intriguing prospect who consistently leverages changes of speed and direction to create offense off the dribble. At 6’3, he’s crafty getting downhill and…
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