A Key Player From Each NEPSAC Class A Team Pt. 2

The prep season is loading and there are some incredible teams constructed in what's known to be one of the best conferences in the country. NEPSAC Class A includes 21 teams. Today the players mentioned are from Holy Child, Hotchkiss, Hopkins, Loomis Chaffee, Masters, Kent and Milton Academy. With a fair number of teams in this class, below are just 7 key players referenced from each team in the Class A division.    Sofia Verlezza (2026) | CG/Wing | Holy Child   Verlezza offers secondary scoring from the perimeter and she also gets to the rim well. Sofia is able to get to the line in a very high rate. She also has a solid 3-point shot which is consistent. She regularly shoots multiple long-range shots a game without second guessing. Verlezza will be featured in a bigger role this year as a junior. She'll be a key player for Holy Child during the season.     [player_tooltip player_id='395797' first='Morgan' last='Jenkins'] (2025) | 6'2 PF | Hothkiss   Jenkins is long with great size and is easily a key factor for a hungry Hotchkiss squad. Jenkins has favorite spots on the floor and her shots are carefully selected. She has a very strong frame that work on both sides of the ball. One of the top rebounders that has a nose for the ball. On defense, Jenkins plays vertical in attempt to deter shots at the rim. Morgan will quickly look the outlet pass after snagging a board, sprint up the floor and make herself available. Jenkins is a productive player whose efforts lead to winning basketball.     London Harris (2025) | 5'10 CG | Hopkins   London is a sharp combo guard that brings dynamic playmaking and is a connecting piece to win-now-basketball. She's a shrewd, yet incredibly athletic guard that has great size. The senior guard gets off the ball quickly with snappy passes and loves to face cut across the defense. Harris exploits poor defenders that are put in front of her every time. Her aggressive play keeps her a constant threat and translate to the defensive side of the ball too. Watch out for Harris in her senior campaign.     [player_tooltip player_id='450199' first='Abby' last='Congdon'] (2025) | 5'7 PG | Loomis Chaffee   Abby is an extension of the coach on the court and the ideal floor general. She helps facilitate the offense to make sure all options are exercised. Congdon stands out due to her ability to create plays throughout the entirety of the game while exerting full energy. Abby leaves it all on the floor. She hits crucial shots from the outside, but is also a tenacious driver that knows when to attack the weak points of the defense. Abby will matchup with just about any style of guard defensively. Her quick feet allow her to be a pest to ballhandlers. Congdon has made great strides through the summer and that momentum should carry over to the high school season.     Ada De La Quintana (2026) | PG | Masters   Ada De La Quintana is a point guard that brings some fast-paced energy to the game. She's looking to push the tempo and get some easy points in transition. Ada is one of the faster players at the position. Most players won't be able to keep up with the exceptional speed she has. She remains fast with the ball in her hand, never losing any ball control. De La Quintana distributes the ball well too. She loves to get her teammates involved and with her running the point, she will be a key factor for Masters.     [player_tooltip player_id='283099' first='Morgan' last='Johnson'] (2025) | 5'7 PG | Kent School   Morgan is one of the premier 2-way talents in the region. The '25 guard is a well-founded offensive talent that is also a shutdown defender. Her deep 3-point shot has remarkable range and she also shows the ability to create off the bounce. She can find teammates easily because she draws a good amount of attention from secondary defenders. The defense is stifling and she can keep high scoring guards off the scoreboard. Johnson slides her feet to beat ballhandlers to the spot. She's a point of attack defender that can embrace contact too. Morgan will be a major contributor for Kent this season.     [player_tooltip player_id='1005124' first='Anjolie' last='Abelard'] (2028) | 5'6 CG | Milton Academy   The sole representative for freshman on this list, Anjolie has all the potential to be a star. The 5'6 combo guard has the ability to create for herself and others. She facilitates efficiently, but remains a threat to score with a solid 3-point shot plus a staggering attack game off the dribble. Abelard finds cutters fast within offensive sets, but also shines cutting to the basket herself. She doesn't always require the ball to be effective either. The handle is tight, but Anjolie isn't a player that tends to overdribble. As a defender, Abelard has exceptionally quick feet and turns her hips well which allows her to hound crafty ballhandlers. Abelard hustle to get back into plays that seem impossible to do so. Anjolie is without question a key factor for Milton this season.

The prep season is loading and there are some incredible teams constructed in what's known to be one of the best conferences in the country. NEPSAC Class A includes 21 teams. Today the players mentioned are from Holy Child, Hotchkiss, Hopkins, Loomis Chaffee, Masters, Kent and Milton Academy. With a fair number of teams in this class, below are just 7 key players referenced from each team in the Class A division.