Camdyn Nelson committed to play at Syracuse. (Daniel Saunders/St. Luke's)
The parity and depth of NEPSAC Class B’s 28 schools made picking an all-conference team a tough challenge.
With new schools like Rivers now in the picture, there’s even more high-end talent in this middle division. One of the honorees also landed on our All-New England team, and a handful of future Division 1 college players didn’t even make the cut.
Any of these five, plus a few of our Honorable Mentions, could challenge for class Player of the Year. Likewise, Class B might have the largest pool of legitimate title contenders in NEPSAC.
Here are our selections, but prepare for several more names to join the conversation as the winter rolls along.
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