HoopHall Prep 2026 New England Prospects of Note

These were a few HoopHall Prep prospects from New England schools who caught my attention.    Pettway runs a team like a conductor and has great timing when he getting others involved. He picks and chooses his spots with ease. His ability to make a play in the blink of an eye is one of the reasons I think he is an exciting prospect. Pettway added 11 points and 11 assists. He plays at a controlled pace and doesn't get sped up. Pettway should be on the radar of all low to mid division one programs who need a true game managing floor general.     Moesch doesn't really past the eye test with his physical attributes but when he has the ball in his hands it is very hard for your eyes to not notice him with his dazzling play. He is a maestro with the ball and runs an offense like he is directing a band. One word that can be used to describe Moesch's game is meticulous he is very patient and is playing chess while the defense is playing checkers. He had seven 3 threes in their win against Mt. Zion Prep (MD). He has good touch around the basket and gets the members bounce when his shots hit the rim.     Bellot was a frequent playmaker getting paint touches at will when he was on the attack. He did a good job rebounding the ball and put himself in good spots on the floor to gather them. He was able to score from an array of different spots. He added 12 points in their loss to Link Prep (MO). Every time I see Desmond play the word that I remember his game is consistency, I feel like I know what he is going to bring to the table on a frequent basis. He flashed from the perimeter with two three pointers. Bellot's play this weekend earned him an offer from University of San Diego.     Smith is a five man who is just starting to scratch the surface. He is really effective on the block and shows off an array of his moves down low. He added support with his scoring. I like how Smith can quarterback the game from on the block with his passing. He did a good job at the foul line. He ran the floor and was a willing screener throughout the game. One thing I challenge Smith to work on is his strength I think if he got a tad stronger it would help him finish through contact better.     Dent's size and length was imposing on the wing throughout his play. He was effective getting to different spots off the bounce and converting on shots. He was an efficient floor game. He is able to cover a slue of different positions and switches with ease. He showed flashes of being able to knock down shots from deep. Dent also has the ability to make plays when he is a passer and reads and reacts to situations on the fly with ease. He can cover a lot of ground on the defensive end with his speed and length which made it easy for him to collect steals. Dent added 11 points.

These were a few HoopHall Prep prospects from New England schools who caught my attention.