One might argue that it’s hard to be a “sleeper” when you are averaging 37.7 points per game; however, as Marshall committed early in the recruiting process to play baseball (Southern New Hampshire University), I think his exploits on the hardwood this winter have gone under-the-radar in New England. Marshall is New Hampshire’s top big man and the debate isn’t relatively close. A scoring threat both in the post and behind the arc, he has an advanced feel for when to pick his spots and how to get the ball in his scoring areas. He runs the floor better than expected and is dominant on the glass on both ends. Defensively, while he protects the rim, he also does a solid job of moving his feet and is athletic enough to guard on the perimeter.

• Contributed by Will Armishaw

Arguably the best big man in Division I last winter, Marshall has already eclipsed the 1,000 point mark and will look to finally lead Pinkerton to a state championship this season. A standout baseball player, he’s committed to continue his baseball career at Southern New Hampshire University, Marshall proved to be a force on the offensive end of the court last year. He shows great footwork in the post, while also being able to step out and knock down 3’s in bunches. Marshall plays with a good motor and is one of the best rim-running big men in the state.