Chloe Egan will help Berkshire pursue a NEPSAC Class B title. (Courtesy/Berkshire School)
Class B gave us the most thrilling, chaotic playoff race and bracket in NEPSAC girls basketball last season.
Even as the class splits in two, B Large will still feature serious parity with most of those same schools in the hunt.
Rivers won out as a No. 3 seed last year, but graduated many of its leading contributors. St. Luke's made the final as a No. 5 seed, but Player of the Year Cam Nelson is now at Syracuse. In contrast, top seeds Suffield and Berkshire got bounced before the championship but return their top players to stake better claims.
Here's a look at our 10 preseason candidates for Player of the Year.
