Analysis on Mid-Season Leaders from PSAL Queens II

Through the first half of league play, Edison (8-0) has clearly separated itself as the class of Queens II, followed closely by Lane (7-1). The standings reveal a top-heavy league with competitive middle programs (Scholars Academy, John Adams, Hillcrest) and rebuilding squads fighting for traction. In this piece, we go through some of the stat leaders and prospect evaluations on some of the top talent. Varsity Standings Snapshot Edison — 8-0 Lane — 7-1 Scholars Academy — 5-2 John Adams — 5-3 Hillcrest — 4-4 Richmond Hill — 2-5 Beach Channel — 2-6 Jamaica — 1-6 Epic South — 0-7 Scoring Leaders – Queens II (Varsity) Rank Player School Class Points 1 Kahjev Worrell Richmond Hill Sr 136 2 Alex Wilson Lane Sr 123 3 Erhum Aimufua Hillcrest Sr 119 4 Lenny Arias Pichardo Lane Jr 113 5 Devin Williamson Beach Channel Sr 111 6 Nathaniel Basdeo Epic South Sr 106 7 Dewane Joyner Edison Jr 100 8 Ismael Toure Edison So 100 Rebounding Leaders – Queens II (Varsity) Rank Player School Class Rebounds 1 Kahjev Worrell Richmond Hill Sr 145 2 Eric Stubbs Jr John Adams Sr 102 3 Alex Wilson Lane Sr 83 4 Joshua Lyons Beach Channel Jr 74 5 Xavier Moise Hillcrest Sr 74 7 Abdul Balde Edison Jr 65 Assist Leaders – Queens II (Varsity) Rank Player School Class Assists 1 Isiah Tawil Scholars Academy Sr 65 2 Lenny Arias Pichardo Lane Jr 44 3 Marquis Jarvis Noel John Adams Jr 43 4 Dewane Joyner Edison Jr 43 6 Ismael Toure Edison So 29 Prospect Spotlights Kahjev Worrell — Richmond Hill | Senior 136 points | 145 rebounds Worrell is carrying one of the heaviest workloads in the borough. He leads the league in both scoring and rebounding, showcasing a physical inside presence with a relentless motor. Despite Richmond Hill's record, his production suggests a high-volume finisher with a nose for the ball and toughness around the rim. Projection: JUCO / D2 impact forward Next Step: Improve efficiency, expand short-roll passing. Dewane Joyner — Edison | Junior 100 points | 43 assists Joyner has quietly become the engine behind Edison's undefeated start. The junior combo guard balances scoring with playmaking and thrives in structured offense. His assist numbers on a loaded roster speak to real floor-general instincts. Projection: Mid-Major D1 / High Academic target Why it works: Pace control, decision-making, two-way effort. Ismael Toure — Edison | Sophomore 100 points | 29 assists One of the youngest names among league leaders, Toure is already producing at a varsity level on the best team in Queens II. His presence as a scoring guard who can also facilitate makes him a long-term follow in the 2028 class. Projection: Emerging Mid-Major prospect Track: Must add strength + shot consistency. Lenny Arias Pichardo — Lane | Junior 113 points | 44 assists Pichardo's blend of scoring and distribution makes him one of the league's most complete juniors. He's a major reason Lane remains in striking distance of Edison. Projection: D1 guard recruit (Low–Mid Major) Calling Card: Creative playmaker, multi-level scorer.

Through the first half of league play, Edison (8-0) has clearly separated itself as the class of Queens II, followed closely by Lane (7-1). The standings reveal a top-heavy league with competitive middle programs (Scholars Academy, John Adams, Hillcrest) and rebuilding squads fighting for traction. In this piece, we go through some of the stat leaders and prospect evaluations on some of the top talent.

Varsity Standings Snapshot

Edison — 8-0
Lane — 7-1
Scholars Academy — 5-2
John Adams — 5-3
Hillcrest — 4-4
Richmond Hill — 2-5
Beach Channel — 2-6
Jamaica — 1-6
Epic South — 0-7

Scoring Leaders – Queens II (Varsity)

Rank Player School Class Points
1 Kahjev Worrell Richmond Hill Sr 136
2 Alex Wilson Lane Sr 123
3 Erhum Aimufua Hillcrest Sr 119
4 Lenny Arias Pichardo Lane Jr 113
5 Devin Williamson Beach Channel Sr 111
6 Nathaniel Basdeo Epic South Sr 106
7 Dewane Joyner Edison Jr 100
8 Ismael Toure Edison So 100

Rebounding Leaders – Queens II (Varsity)

Rank Player School Class Rebounds
1 Kahjev Worrell Richmond Hill Sr 145
2 Eric Stubbs Jr John Adams Sr 102
3 Alex Wilson Lane Sr 83
4 Joshua Lyons Beach Channel Jr 74
5 Xavier Moise Hillcrest Sr 74
7 Abdul Balde Edison Jr 65

Assist Leaders – Queens II (Varsity)

Rank Player School Class Assists
1 Isiah Tawil Scholars Academy Sr 65
2 Lenny Arias Pichardo Lane Jr 44
3 Marquis Jarvis Noel John Adams Jr 43
4 Dewane Joyner Edison Jr 43
6 Ismael Toure Edison So 29

Prospect Spotlights

Kahjev Worrell — Richmond Hill | Senior
136 points | 145 rebounds

Worrell is carrying one of the heaviest workloads in the borough. He leads the league in both scoring and rebounding, showcasing a physical inside presence with a relentless motor. Despite Richmond Hill's record, his production suggests a high-volume finisher with a nose for the ball and toughness around the rim.
Projection: JUCO / D2 impact forward
Next Step: Improve efficiency, expand short-roll passing.

Dewane Joyner — Edison | Junior
100 points | 43 assists

Joyner has quietly become the engine behind Edison's undefeated start. The junior combo guard balances scoring with playmaking and thrives in structured offense. His assist numbers on a loaded roster speak to real floor-general instincts.
Projection: Mid-Major D1 / High Academic target
Why it works: Pace control, decision-making, two-way effort.

Ismael Toure — Edison | Sophomore
100 points | 29 assists

One of the youngest names among league leaders, Toure is already producing at a varsity level on the best team in Queens II. His presence as a scoring guard who can also facilitate makes him a long-term follow in the 2028 class.
Projection: Emerging Mid-Major prospect
Track: Must add strength + shot consistency.

Lenny Arias Pichardo — Lane | Junior
113 points | 44 assists

Pichardo's blend of scoring and distribution makes him one of the league's most complete juniors. He's a major reason Lane remains in striking distance of Edison.
Projection: D1 guard recruit (Low–Mid Major)
Calling Card: Creative playmaker, multi-level scorer.