New England 2026 Rankings Update
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The Prep Hoops New England 2026 Prospect Rankings have been updated ! Sebastian Wilkins Sebastian Wilkins 6'8" | PF Brewster Academy | 2026 State New E again claims the top spot and, at this point in time, has a firm…
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Continue ReadingThe Prep Hoops New England 2026 Prospect Rankings have been updated !
Sebastian Wilkins Sebastian Wilkins 6'8" | PF Brewster Academy | 2026 State New E again claims the top spot and, at this point in time, has a firm grip on #1!
Collins Chidera Onyejiaka Collins Chidera Onyejiaka 6'11" | C Newman School | 2026 State New E , the biggest riser within the Top 10, checks in at #2; while Ben Ahmed Ben Ahmed 6'10" | C Putnam Science Academy | 2026 State New E (#3), Sam Fleming Sam Fleming 6'7" | SF Wilbraham & Monson | 2026 State New E (#4) and Warren Keel Jr. Warren Keel Jr. 5'11" | PG Bradford Christian Academy | 2026 State New E (#5) round out the Top 5.
At the time of publishing, no one listed in these rankings has announced a college decision. This isn’t surprising, as it’s still relatively early in the recruiting process for this group of prospects. However, this spring and summer should serve as a launching point for most of their recruitment!
In all, 75 prospects have been ranked in this update. They come from high schools and prep schools in all six New England states and range from Top 25 prospects nationally all the way to regional, small college recruits.
These rankings include 42 prospects from Massachusetts, 14 from Connecticut, 10 from New Hampshire, 5 from Rhode Island, 2 from Maine, and 2 from Vermont.
Positionally, they include 9 point guards, 10 combo guards, 13 shooting guards, 24 small forwards, 11 power forwards, and 8 centers.
The rankings in New England always carry a good amount of fluctuation due to the high number of prep schools in the region, as a number of prospects transfer into New England or choose to reclassify each spring. These rankings do not include any prospects that have recently announced that they will reclassify into the class of 2026. Nor does it take into account any announcements by prospects that they will be transfering outside of the region next fall. Instead, all of those decisions will be represented in our next rankings update this summer.
Keep an eye on the site throughout the week as we highlight the Top 10, Newcomers, Risers, and more!