Farrell emerged as a dynamic two-way leader for Laconia this season, combining scoring punch with defensive toughness. His quick first step and ability to finish through contact made him a consistent offensive weapon in the Trailways-East. He averaged 18 points, 5 rebounds, and 3.4 assists per game. One of his best performances came against Winnebago Lutheran, where he tallied 29 points, 8 rebounds, and 5 assists to lead Laconia to a key late-season win.

One of the more athletic backcourt prospects in northeast Wisconsin, Farrell gets to the basket and uses his elevation and strength to finish at the rim. He had 17 points for the Spartans despite missing some of the action due to foul difficulty. Farrell made his 14th three-point shot of the season on 54 attempts, but his bread-and-butter is getting to the hoop. He struggled a bit from the foul line, though, as he made just two-of-six tries. Farrell is averaging 17.3 points, 6.0 rebounds, 2.8 assists and 2.2 steals for a club that is 16-3.

Farrell is an aggressive basketball player on both ends of the floor. That is a compliment as he is able to use that mindset to wreak havoc on opponents. Mostly known for his physical strength and ability to score off the dribble, Farrell made just 18 three-point baskets in 27 games as a sophomore. But he still managed to average 18.0 points. He also contributed 7.3 rebounds, 2.4 assists and 2.3 steals as the Spartans went 17-10. His productivity is a major reason why most consider Laconia one of the teams to beat this winter in the Flyway Conference. And if Farrell is able to improve his perimeter jump shot, opponents will have an even tougher time containing the returning all-league performer.