Bay State Jaguars Recruiting Update: June 2024

<p>So many great players at the college level grew their careers with the Bay State Jaguars, one of the premier AAU programs in New England and on the East Coast of the US in general. There's plenty of prospects this spring and summer that are making their mark to get to the next level. We'll discuss some of them below in our June 2024 recruiting update.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Ella Peper - Dexter Southfield (2028) offered by Florida State, Michigan State, Michigan</h2>   <p>One of the best players in the Class of 2028 continues to get looks and get love from some of the biggest schools in the country. Ella Peper can add three more Division 1 power conference schools to her ever-growing portfolio: two from the Big Ten and one from the ACC. She's earned all of the attention and more, and much of it is from her size. A 6-2 incoming freshman with incredible skills and a high basketball IQ, Peper is a superstar in the making.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">[player_tooltip player_id='987560' first='Grace' last='Minihane'] - Northfield Mount Hermon (2025) offered by Le Moyne</h2>   <p>It looks like Le Moyne College really recruited hard in New England has Minihane was one of four players to have received offers from the Division I program. Minihane is a really interesting prospect to follow as she's excelled in a number of different ways on the floor. Listed as a guard, she can do so much more on both sides of the ball, but she's shown that she can run an offense with the best of them, an exciting sign for the future.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Lindsey Lemay - Tilton School (2025) offered by Le Moyne</h2>   <p>We are looking at yet another taller guard/forward in Lemay and another prospect who was offered by Le Moyne. Unfortunately, we haven't seen her get the love of some other prospects as this was her first Division I offer and what looks to have been her first college offer overall. In our opinion, that was well overdue for this versatile piece on the floor, a very coachable player with a high ceiling when it comes to overall production.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">[player_tooltip player_id='364120' first='Molly' last='Sisson'] - St. Andrew's (RI) (2026) offered by Marist, Le Moyne</h2>   <p>Like Peper, Sisson is a younger forward with the gift of height at her disposal. The 6-3 frontcourt prospect uses all of her height and wingspan to make things happen down low. Really great shot-blocker and rim protector overall. Great mobility for a forward and she's grown to understand how to use her size toward making close-range shots or opening up lanes for teammates to dominate and score. She's the full package for what the modern forward is.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">[player_tooltip player_id='341008' first='Gabby' last='Middleton'] - Dexter Southfield (2027) offered by Le Moyne</h2>   <p>Middleton is one of a number of Dexter Southfield players who have found their way onto Bay State Jaguars rosters and she recently earned an offer from Division I program Le Moyne. With younger guards, there's still plenty of room to grow, which we're excited to see out of her. However, she's really molded herself into a top-tier guard, a mature presence at the top of the key able to direct an offense with precision and poise.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">[player_tooltip player_id='340831' first='Avery' last='Bollin'] - Dexter Southfield (2028) offered by Michigan State</h2>   <p>Peper wasn't the only player that found herself the recipient of a Power 4 offer at the Division I level this month. Fellow incoming freshman at Dexter Southfield [player_tooltip player_id='340831' first='Avery' last='Bollin'] also was offered by Michigan State. This is her fourth offer over the past two months as her game only continues to impress on the floor. Size is to her advantage and she uses it well, a versatile, agile piece that can do quite a lot in the frontcourt.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">[player_tooltip player_id='395797' first='Morgan' last='Jenkins'] - Hotchkiss School (2025) offered by Cornell</h2>   <p>We could not go further with this article without finding a way to talk about [player_tooltip player_id='395797' first='Morgan' last='Jenkins'] and what she's been able to do this summer. Excellent all-around talent and another big, this time a 6-2 forward, and she got some massive love from Ivy League program Cornell earlier this month. What a great asset she could become to any team, just an impressive frontcourt piece that knows how to box out and make her presence felt.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Ava Egan - Dexter Southfield (2026) offered by Providence</h2>   <p>Egan was the first player out of this crop to receive a college offer this month, receiving one from Providence. We hope that we don't sound like a broken record talking about all of these forwards, but they're all incredibly effective, Egan included. Very versatile, agile, mobile player with a high basketball IQ, great court vision and great overall feel for the game. Checks all of the boxes for what anyone would be looking for in a star.</p>

So many great players at the college level grew their careers with the Bay State Jaguars, one of the premier AAU programs in New England and on the East Coast of the US in general. There's plenty of prospects this spring and summer that are making their mark to get to the next level. We'll discuss some of them below in our June 2024 recruiting update.