It's been difficult for New England's prep school stars to get in a rhythm with all of the weather-induced scheduling madness. But these talents have been undeterred. Our final collection of standouts includes a new all-time leading scorer from a Class C school. Multiple Class B Large members also make the list, and we should...
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It's been difficult for New England's prep school stars to get in a rhythm with all of the weather-induced scheduling madness.
But these talents have been undeterred.
Our final collection of standouts includes a new all-time leading scorer from a Class C school. Multiple Class B Large members also make the list, and we should see them impact the upcoming postseason as well.
This is the last weekly roundup of the regular season with the playoffs looming next week.
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Kendra Foy, St. Luke’s
Class of 2027, 5-10 guard Hometown: Bethel, Conn.
Foy has steered St. Luke's to the FAA championship game on Saturday. She averaged 22.5 points and four assists in the first two tournament wins against Greenwich Country Day and Hamden Hall.
Presley Foster, St. George’s
Class of 2026, 5-9 guard Hometown: Foxboro, Mass.
Foster canned five 3-pointers in separate games, powering a 15-point effort against Loomis Chaffee and a 19-point showing against St. Mark's to help St. George's capture two wins.
Brooke Lilley, Darrow
Class of 2027, 5-7 guard Hometown: Guilderland Center, N.Y.
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Lilly continued her stellar second half of the winter by leading Darrow to two notable wins. She scored 20 points against Wilbraham & Monson in a showdown of top Class AA teams, then added 18 points vs. Hamden Hall.
Also a shoutout to Darrow senior Jill Dingler (Storrs, Conn.), who posted a 17-point, 16-rebound, 12-assist triple-double against Austin Prep.
Bella Owumi, Tilton
Class of 2027, 6-0 guard/forward Hometown: Lynn, Mass.
Owumi dominated in two Tilton wins against Newman and St. Andrew's, averaging 24.5 points and 10.5 rebounds. She shot 65 percent from the floor across the two games.
Ella Smith, Berwick
Class of 2026, 5-8 guard Hometown: Rye, N.H.
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Smith became Berwick's all-time leading scorer, using a 31-point outburst against Lexington Christian to take the crown.
Quick shouts: We saw a handful of NEPSAC players cross scoring milestones in the last week-plus as well. New Hampton star Serenity Lancaster (New London, Conn.) reached 2,000 career points. Nobles' Alannah Morantus (North Attleboro, Mass.), Worcester Academy's Ella Getz (Wayland, Mass.), Sacred Heart's Lucianna Parrotta, Phillips Andover's Jules Stevenson (Beverly, Mass.) and Mount St. Charles' Ava Ayotte (Burrillville, R.I.) each crossed 1,000 career points.
Class of 2027, 6-0 guard/forward
