Naya Annigeri has started on two Medfield state championship teams. (Ethan Fuller/NEBJ)
Even after the departure of a strong 2025 class, the MIAA has star talent in all corners of the state this season.
A handful of prospects have committed to Division 1 colleges and more are on a similar trajectory. Sweet-shooting guards, versatile wings and dominant forwards all have a place on this preliminary watch list.
We're a long way from handing out our second MIAA Player of the Year award after the winter season. Wachusett senior Jae Scott will look to back up her award-winning run as a junior. But the beauty of high school basketball is that there's so much room for new names to emerge in the conversation.
That being said. I'm confident these 10 names will be among the state's best.
SETTING THE STAGE: MIAA Top 10 | MIAA preview podcast
