Stanley, a guard out of Keene in New Hampshire, has developed into one of the best two-way guards in the entire state this winter. Stanley currently ranks 7th in Division I in scoring, averaging 17.3 points per game through 16 games. The 6’2″ guard is a terrific perimeter defender that has a college ready frame and the ability to guard up and down a position. With his quickness, instincts, and toughness, he’s one of the top stocks (steals + blocks) producers in the region. Offensively, he’s developed his off the bounce game to become a threat to consistently score at the rim with either hand. He does a great job of getting out and scoring in transition, crashes the offensive glass, and has the ability to finish above the rim with his athleticism. He’s the type of prospect that should only continue to get better at the next level and while he should be a priority for Division III programs, he could benefit from choosing to do a post-grad year.

Stanley, a guard out of Keene in New Hampshire, has developed into one of the best two-way guards in the entire state this winter. Stanley currently ranks 7th in Division I in scoring, averaging 17.3 points per game through 16 games. The 6’2″ guard is a terrific perimeter defender that has a college ready frame and the ability to guard up and down a position. With his quickness, instincts, and toughness, he’s one of the top stocks (steals + blocks) producers in the region. Offensively, he’s developed his off the bounce game to become a threat to consistently score at the rim with either hand. He does a great job of getting out and scoring in transition, crashes the offensive glass, and has the ability to finish above the rim with his athleticism. He’s the type of prospect that should only continue to get better at the next level and while he should be a priority for Division III programs, he could benefit from choosing to do a post-grad year.