Pelletier, a forward out of Madawaska High School in Maine, is the #5 ranked small forward and checks in at #18 overall. Pelletier burst onto the high school scene last winter as an 8th grader and has only continued to impress in his freshman season. Part of an impressive group of 2029s out of Maine, he plays with great patience as a scorer with the ball in his hands, but has also started to show some improved athletic pop as of late. As a scorer, he gets it done at all three levels, doesn’t force the issue when he shouldn’t, and continues to make plays that contribute to winning. Defensively, he can guard up and down a position, really works on the defensive glass, and plays at a high level as a grab-and-go rebounder that can start the break in transition.

Pelletier, a freshman forward out of Madawaska High School, has been instrumental in helping his squad get off to a 5-1 start this season. The 6’5″ forward is a versatile offensive prospect that can really score the basketball. He’s a plus athlete that has the ability to finish plays above the rim, operates as an initiator and decision maker in the half-court, and can rebound it at a high level defensively. He’s one of the top 2029’s in the region and should continue to put up big numbers this winter for Madawaska.

Pelletier, a freshman out of Madawaska High School, made waves throughout Maine last winter while starring on the hardwood at the varsity level as an 8th grader. He has terrific positional size, a frame that can play through contact in the paint, and an advanced feel for the game with the ball in his hands. While he’s a plus athlete, it’s his pace and feel for the game that really stands out. He operates as a jumbo decision maker with the ball in his hands and has the ability to get buckets at all three levels.

Pelletier, a forward out of Madawaska High School in Maine, burst onto the scene last winter, scoring 43 points in a high school state tournament game as an 8th grade. The 6’5″ forward has an advanced understanding of how to play the game, doesn’t get sped up with the ball in his hands, and shows a nice feel as a playmaker. His vision is advanced and he does a great job of pushing the ball in transition, often after his own defensive rebounds. He’s a plus athlete, finishes well around the rim, and has touch on his jumper out to the three point line. Defensively, he’s capable of guarding multiple positions and can clean up on the glass.