Mid January's Top Performers Pt. 2

January has been an amazing month of basketball thus far. The region's girls have provided standout showings across the board. These girls mentioned here have raised the bar and productivity levels recently. This is the second iteration to the conversation. Below are 5 more top performing high school prospects.   Use code MBG30 for 30% off your first purchase of any subscription.    One of the best-looking, pure strokes in her class and the potential to be an elite talent. Naya's knowledge of the game combined with decisive decision-making skills round her out as a top prospect. She seems to consistently make the right play, just when she needs to. Annigeri has merged her high IQ with impactful shooting, along with a proficiency in ball control ability. On defense, she can be a menace. She has all the tools to be a shutdown defender, including incredibly enthusiastic reaction skills that are to be rivaled. Naya blows up plays before they even happen sometimes. She has all this packaged in an athletic frame which makes her a '27 prospect to know moving forward.   This season for Medfield, Naya has had many statement games, including a recent bout vs Norwood. Annigeri led her squad with 18 points. Her team-high scoring contributions helped Medfield pick up a 60-41 bigtime victory. Even though Medford is a top team this year, they've needed her beneficial play this season. She's been crucial for them and moving forward she'll be even more essential as the game slows down in the post season. Naya's significant coverage from the prime platforms is due to her latest impressive gameplay. Naya's consistent double digit scoring in extremely competitive matchups signifies her as one of the top performers around right now.     [player_tooltip player_id='967296' first='Maeve' last='Powers'] (2027) | 5'7 CG | North Quincy   Maeve is currently the #2 highest scoring player in the competitive Patriot League. Not only has she been a tremendously potent scorer, but she provides a level of playmaking that next level coaches would marvel at. Her skillset is polished and picturesque coming from a versatile scoring guard. Powers has led her team to a 9-1 start to the season. North Quincy is looking to keep things rolling; there's been a precedence set to obtain great seeding for the postseason. In her last game vs crosstown rival Quincy, Maeve scored 21 points, including putting together a stretch where she scored 9 straight. Her midrange is refreshing and keeps defenders constantly guessing on how to guard her properly. Her ability to make in-game reads and adjustments are admirable. Powers was deemed a player to watch this season, but she's been even more majestic than initially thought. This level of play will have her moving up the ranks and garnering attention from some scholarship level schools soon.     [player_tooltip player_id='1045923' first='Koharu' last='Tanaka'] (2027) | 5'6 CG | Dana Hall   Koharu has been one of Dana Hall's preeminent options all season long. She's brought a level of energy that's been nothing short of infectious for her teammates. Tanaka makes proper reads and remains aggressive in her attacks. Koharu loves to get defenders backpaddling. Her blazing footspeed allow her to put pressure on the defense and she's shown the ability to finish tough angled shots, typically using the glass in some fashion. Tanaka is looking to get her shoulder past those guarding her so she can get to her sweet spots in the lane. In recent gameplay, Koharu has been focused on leading her team to wins and that's certainly showcased. She's been looked to as one of the team's first option scorers, but the defense lately has been notable. Her ability to pounce to the ball and to jump the passing lane for steals has been stately. Koharu is looking to keep the momentum going and her ascending playstyle should be encouraging for the team. With her playing with such tenacious activity throughout the entirety of the game, teams will have to direct attention to a scrappy Dana Hall team.     [player_tooltip player_id='486083' first='Bella' last='Miele'] (2026) | 5'6 CG | Marianapolis   Bella has had a hot start to the season, particularly for a transfer player into one of the toughest conferences in the country. Bella has been absolutely phenomenal for MP. She's showed that she can handle a heavy load of the offensive responsibility while running productive offensive sets. Defenders may relax off the playmaking facilitator as she's dishing the ball out and she'll exploit those mistakes early on. Miele keeps defenders honest with her 3-level scoring ability as well as crafty ballhandling. Her dribbling capabilities are stunning. Even though she can score the ball at her discretion, she has her eyes open to hit teammates in their spots. Miele is a player that loves to get others quality looks and reward her bigs for doing the dirty work as she penetrates. In her last couple games, Bella has averaged around 14 ppg. There's no mistaking that he's been a spirited stimulant for Marianapolis on both sides of the floor. Miele regularly grabs multiple steals within games which lead to quick assists as she gets out in transition. Her fiery play has made her a player to watch this season.     [player_tooltip player_id='481355' first='Charlotte' last='Jasmin'] (2026) | 5'9 SG | Hartford   Charlotte's making history this season. Just the other day she became the first player in the girls' program history to score 1000 points. What's even more impressive is that she did this early in her junior year. Charlotte has an onslaught of moves that make her one of CT's most electric players to watch. She plays with extreme confidence that's exuded at all times on the floor. Every game she can be relied upon to put on a show. She knows her spots and gets to them with patience. Charlotte's polished scoring attacks have been spotlighted her whole career, but with her making recent headlines, it'd be criminal not to mention her. In Jasmin's last game she scored 24 points vs Otter Valley. This was a statement win at this point in the season. She also added 13 reb, 6 ast, 6 stl and 1 blk. Charlotte seemed to have full control of the game. She was a critical influence in the victory and is without question a player to keep a close eye on as the season progresses.

January has been an amazing month of basketball thus far. The region's girls have provided standout showings across the board. These girls mentioned here have raised the bar and productivity levels recently. This is the second iteration to the conversation. Below are 5 more top performing high school prospects.