Nimani, who starred at Platt (CT) last year, checks in at #40 in these rankings. Originally a member of the class of 2023, Platt, who’s committed to Cornell has had a terrific start to his post-graduate season. He’s long and athletic, and dynamic with the ball in his hands. He can score at all three levels, but has proven to be most effective as a down-hill driver. Defensively, his athleticism stands out as he does a great job of anticipating the next play and jumping passing lanes for easy steals.

Nimani’s Berkshire squad had their hands full in a tough loss to a talented Tabor Academy team, but the Cornell commit had one of the best games of the event with 31 points on an efficient 60% from the floor. Nimani showcased an advanced offensive repertoire, scoring at all three-levels both in the half-court and in transition. He has a quick first step and showed good athleticism when attacking the rim. His athleticism popped on the defensive end too where he was able to generate numerous deflections and steals. He’s raised his stock as much as anyone in the region over the last 12 months and should only continue to do so throughout the remainder of the season.

Nomani’s stellar play got his team all the way to the semi finals. He is a poised point guard that can facilitate the offense and control the pace of the game. Nomani can score in a variety of ways, which was was imminent all weekend. If given to much space, Nomani can knockdown shots all the way out to the three-point line. Nomani also has a knack for get into the teeth of the defense in transition and in half court sets, where he shows his crafty finishing abilities. He also ability to lock up opposing guards on defense.