Spring's Powerful Prep School Announcements

April was a busy month of basketball and the month of May will follow with just as much action. This post is to highlight what's happening in the region. To headline the start of the month, there's undoubtedly been some key players that've made big moves. It's crucial to have a report that puts a spotlight for the trending players within the local scene. Below are 5 players that've found new homes within NEPSAC.   Use code MBG30 for 30% off your first purchase of any subscription.    Joy Mbuga (2029) | PF | Brimmer & May   Mbugua announced this week that she'll be attending Brimmer & May next season. The championship winning squad adds an incredibly active 2-way forward to the roster. Joy's all-around game will fit seamlessly, especially considering she already has rapport with most of her teammates playing on Team Sims. What's nice is she fits seamlessly with the timeline of the group. Her teammates will have a reliable asset that can contribute many ways on the floor. Mbugua will make Brimmer even more promising for the next years to come.     [player_tooltip player_id='428116' first='Lily' last='Sokol'] (2026) | 5'8 Wing | St. Thomas More   Lily makes headlines once again this year, this time for her transfer announcement to attend St. Thpmas More. The team will receive one of RI's finest wing scorers and a player that can be thrown into multiple essential roles. She's a deep-range threat that requires the defense's attention. She can get going a multitude of ways too. Sokol has been exceptionally productive this year at Rocky Hill.     [player_tooltip player_id='1242924' first='Autumn' last='Udoh'] (2027) | 6'0 Forward | Macduffie   Autumn has been on a roll lately and making waves for her impactful play. Not only did she receive an offer this week from Central Connecticut, but Udoh also announced her commitment to Macduffie. Udoh has a high motor coupled with some intrinsic features that allow her to have a sizeable influence of both sides of the ball. MacDuffie is getting a player that will help lead them in the right direction.     [player_tooltip player_id='1242950' first='Kristin' last='McKay'] (2027) | CG | St. George's   Stoughton's own McKay has made her decision to attend St. George's. The high-powered guard was consistently faced with team's top defenders this year and she came out on top in a lot of those individual matchups. Kristin's skillset will go a long way with the new looking backcourt of St. George's. They certainly have some significant firepower that can work well off each other.     [player_tooltip player_id='395797' first='Morgan' last='Jenkins'] (2026) | Forward | Newman   Morgan shook things up a bit with the news of her transferring to Newman. The team gets a highly touted forward that's incredibly productive. She can thrive in a plethora of game styles, plus she's one of the fiercest competitors around. Her multifaceted game and extreme levels of hard work will bring immense value to a talented Newman team.

April was a busy month of basketball and the month of May will follow with just as much action. This post is to highlight what's happening in the region. To headline the start of the month, there's undoubtedly been some key players that've made big moves. It's crucial to have a report that puts a spotlight for the trending players within the local scene. Below are 5 players that've found new homes within NEPSAC.