Fraser, a forward out of the Loomis Chaffee School in Connecticut, is one of the more intriguing long plays in New England right now. A legit 6’9″ forward, he already has a physically advanced frame and has shown signs of playing harder for long stretches of time. He can score with his back to the basket, finds soft spots when rolling out of screens, and has developed touch on his jump hooks. He’s at his best defensively where he uses his length and vertical athleticism to deter shots at the rim and to be competitive with anyone on the glass.

Fraser, a big man out of the Eaglebrook School in Massachusetts, makes his first appearance in the rankings at #26 overall. Fraser, who plays his travel ball for the PSA Cardinals, was one of the inaugural Nike Jr. EYBL Elite One Hundred this past summer, announcing his presence on the grassroots scene not just in New England, but also nationally. He catches the eye immediately with his 6’8″ frame, standing out among his peers with his sheer size, but also shows the ability to impact games with his motor and skill. He does a terrific job of blocking shots without fouling, runs the floor hard in transition, and continues to improve his ability to finish through contact around the rim. His ceiling is incredibly high and he should be a really fun prospect to watch progress over the next four years.