Ballou, a senior out of Mascoma Valley, was named the NHBCO D-III Player of the Year after averaging 20.7 points per game, 2nd among all players in D-III. A smaller guard, Ballou proved that his size wasn’t a limiting factor as he was one of the top scoring guards in the entire state. He played with a quick first step, a lot of creativity as a scorer around the rim, and knocked down plenty of shots from behind the arc. His ability to get out in transition, where he was able to make plays for himself and others off the bounce, stood out each time he took the floor. Ballou did a terrific job of moving without the basketball, attacking long closeouts off the bounce, and making good decisions out of ball screens in the half-court.

Ballou, a senior out of Mascoma Valley, was named the NHBCO D-III Player of the Year after averaging 20.7 points per game, 2nd among all players in D-III. A smaller guard, Ballou proved that his size wasn’t a limiting factor as he was one of the top scoring guards in the entire state. He played with a quick first step, a lot of creativity as a scorer around the rim, and knocked down plenty of shots from behind the arc. His ability to get out in transition, where he was able to make plays for himself and others off the bounce, stood out each time he took the floor. Ballou did a terrific job of moving without the basketball, attacking long closeouts off the bounce, and making good decisions out of ball screens in the half-court.