Five to Watch - New Hampshire

We'll continue our Five to Watch series by taking a look at prospects that have impressed at various levels this summer.   With their play at showcases, elite camps, and in AAU tournaments, these prospects have caught the eyes of college coaches and scouts alike.   Today - five prospects from the state of New Hampshire!    Arnold is a 6'3" guard out of Kimball Union Academy. The 2026 prospect is a high level playmaker with impressive positional size and the ability to play on or off the basketball. He's really rounded out his offensive game over the last year, showing three level scoring ability and terrific floor vision in the half-court. He's a good athlete and decision maker that can really get out and make plays in transition. On the other end of the floor, he has terrific physical tools as a defender, showing quickness laterally and good instincts in passing lanes, making him a high level perimeter defender.     Gordon is a 6'0" guard out of Brewster Academy. The 2026 prospect hounds opposing ball-handlers at the point of attack, using his lateral mobility and quick hands to make plays on the ball. He can guard either backcourt spot and does a nice job of making plays out of rotation. Offensively, he continues to show off some impressive athleticism and nice burst off the bounce, allowing him to make plays as a scorer or facilitator. He's become a consistent scoring threat in catch and shoot situations and has the ability to turn the corner off the bounce out of ball screens, showing creativity as a scorer around the rim.     O'Neil is a 5'9" guard out of Phillips Exeter Academy. The 2026 prospect is a talented playmaker that knows how to get to his spots off the bounce and finds teammates in positions to score as a facilitator. He does a nice job of using his low center of gravity to his advantage, keeps his dribble alive to keep plays alive, and is a crafty scorer over size in the paint. He makes great decisions in transition, has the ability to make catch and shoot jumpers, and makes the little plays that don't show up in the box score. Defensively, he really competes and is a strong defender at the point of attack due to his ability to move laterally, use his quick hands to his advantage, and play physically on the ball.     Walters is a 6'7" wing out of Brewster Academy. The 2027 prospect is an elite two-way prospect that uses his athleticism, length, and motor to his advantage on both ends of the floor. He can score it in multiple ways, has a high motor on the offensive glass, and is an impressive playmaker with the ball in his hands. While he continues to improve as an all-around offensive performer, he's already an elite wing defender that can guard any position on the floor. He's got terrific length, elite lateral mobility, and the athleticism to make plays on or off the ball. He's a high major prospect that should continue to turn heads this winter in the NEPSAC.     Daniels is a 6'11" big man out of the Tilton School. The 2029 prospect stands out with his combination of positional size, impressive length, and developing skillset. He has a huge catch radius, great hands, and consistently improving footwork as a post scorer. Offensively, he sets solid screens, keeps the ball high as a post scorer, and has the ability to make jump shots out to the three out of screen and pop situations. Defensively, he's a strong rim protector that uses his length to his advantage, while also showing the ability to rebound at a high level in traffic. His combination of size, skill, and potential gives him a high ceiling as a prospect.    Keep an eye out later this week as we continue our Five to Watch series with a look at the remaining states in New England!

We'll continue our Five to Watch series by taking a look at prospects that have impressed at various levels this summer.