New England August Recruiting Update: Part 2

<p>As we head into the start of a new school year and the summer wraps up, the recruiting trail has been red hot in New England. Having already done one recruiting update for the state in August, here's our second update, one filled with new and familiar faces receiving some college offers.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">[player_tooltip player_id='1051535' first='Alannah' last='Baehr'] - Suffield Academy (2027) offered by Fairleigh Dickinson</h2>   <p>Baehr is the lone rising sophomore on this list and recently received one of her biggest college offers so far from Division I program Fairleigh Dickinson. A creative and unique guard standing at 6-1, her height has allowed her to showcase her skills in different, but effective ways. Great shooter, using her height to her advantage against smaller guards. Also can get physical going into the lane. Jack of all trades for sure.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">[player_tooltip player_id='1217968' first='Eva' last='Zink'] - Bedford (2028) offered by New Hampshire</h2>   <p>Zink might be going into her freshman year at Bedford, but she already has a Division I offer under her belt from New Hampshire. The six-foot wing has really come into her own over the course of this AAU season. Plays like a seasoned veteran, showcasing a high level of composure and poise on the floor. Long and athletic, Zink truly can guard anyone on the floor, a powerful player with great insight and basketball IQ.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">[player_tooltip player_id='496140' first='Jenna' last='Micciantuono'] - Bridgewater-Raynham (2025) offered by Suffolk, Bridgewater State, UMass Dartmouth</h2>   <p>Micciantuono, the senior forward, earned three offers this month from Suffolk, Bridgewater State and UMass Dartmouth. She comes into her senior season with a wealth of experience down on the block. Has shown that she can play at either the 4 or 5, even the three in some situations. Definition of an effective stretch forward with a great offensive skillset and a complementary defensive game. Dominant on the boards and the post.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">[player_tooltip player_id='483913' first='Lauren' last='Bousquet'] - Moses Brown (2026) offered by New Hampshire</h2>   <p>Bousquet has seemingly done it all in her high school career all before her junior year. Add a Division I offer from New Hampshire to her ever-growing resume that includes a state championship, 1,000+ career points and numerous in-state honors. Refined skillset on the floor as a leader does. Lets the offense flow through her in the middle, a frontcourt piece that opponents have to double-team in order to stop her.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">[player_tooltip player_id='490484' first='Jaelynn' last='Scott'] - Wachusett (2026) offered by Manhattan, Bryant</h2>   <p>Scott will be taking two new Division I offers into the new school year in Manhattan and Bryant, two relatively local women's basketball programs on the rise. They're looking for eye-catching talent to snatch up, and they didn't have to look far to find the junior guard/forward. Scores seemingly at will on the floor. Has shown herself to be an excellent rebounder and will protect the rim and shot-block with the best of them.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">[player_tooltip player_id='987635' first='Alana' last='Hogan'] - Ursuline Academy (2025) offered by Oberlin</h2>   <p>Hogan made it a priority during the summer to get her name out there and get some much-needed traction on the college front. There's certainly been a buzz around the guard's game, something Oberlin took notice of as they offered the senior. She's a veteran presence on Ursuline, someone who's been there, done that. One of the best pure scorers we've seen in the Class of 2025, a 20-point scorer when she's at her best.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">[player_tooltip player_id='270721' first='Kaelyn' last='Carroll'] - Tabor Academy (2025) offered by South Carolina, Miami (FL)</h2>   <p>You're looking at one of, if not the best senior prospect in New England when watching Carroll. She's done everything and anything on the floor, a nightmare matchup for opponents, a multi-dimensional playmaker that has size to her advantage. She's got two new Power Four offers under her belt, including the best program in the country right now in South Carolina.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Celia Neilson - Bishop Fenwick (2026) offered by Le Moyne</h2>   <p>Neilson is an all-tournament, all-conference level talent for Bishop Fenwick, already a team captain and undisputed team leader going into her junior year. She deservingly earned a Division I offer from Le Moyne in August, the first of what we hope are many offers coming her way for the remainder of the calendar year. We're truly impressed with her playmaking ability, a player relishes and thrives in big moments.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">[player_tooltip player_id='393296' first='Izzy' last='Adams'] - Walpole (2025) offered by Bryant</h2>   <p>Looks like Bousquet isn't the only player in this recruiting update who's gotten her name in the history books as Adams also scored her 1,000 career point last season, hoping to climb up the ranks as a senior. Division I program Bryant offered the guard in August, a big moment for her. Combo guards provide stability and versatility on the court, and Adams is no different. Calm, cool and collected is the best way to describe her.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">[player_tooltip player_id='307563' first='Sammie' last='Sullivan'] - Londonderry (2026) offered by New Hampshire, Bryant, Providence</h2>   <p>Not one, not two, but three Division I offers [player_tooltip player_id='307563' first='Sammie' last='Sullivan'] has received in recent weeks. It was a fantastic summer for her, excelling in a number of different areas of the game. Definitely saw her physicality rise, a good sign for the future. Played smart basketball as well, not trying to force up bad shots or get caught under the basket for a rebound, simple things like that which have refined her game and allowed her to be productive.</p>

As we head into the start of a new school year and the summer wraps up, the recruiting trail has been red hot in New England. Having already done one recruiting update for the state in August, here's our second update, one filled with new and familiar faces receiving some college offers.