Meet The Top 5 Senior Power Forwards

The New England girls basketball scene is stacked with high-level frontcourt talent, and these five senior power forwards sit at the top of the rankings for good reason. As they prepare to close out their high school careers, these players are setting the standard for elite play in the region. All 5 of these players will be playing division 1 basketball next year.    Morgan is committed to playing Division I basketball at Xavier next year and brings a versatile offensive skill set. She can stretch the floor with confident mid-range shooting and also has a smooth post game featuring effective drop steps and finishes through contact. For her size, she handles the ball well on the perimeter and is comfortable driving to the basket. She finishes strong with either hand and consistently converts through contact for three-point play opportunities.     Caterina will be playing at Division I Fairfield next year and thrives around the basket. She has a soft touch finishing layups and works relentlessly on the glass, especially on the offensive end where she creates extra possessions. She does a good job keeping the ball high to protect it from smaller defenders and was a consistent double-double threat throughout last season.     Serenity is committed to Division I St. John's and brings toughness and physicality every time she steps on the floor. She battles hard for rebounds, willingly doing the dirty work and playing through contact on both ends. She is a confident mid-range shooter and does not hesitate when open. Recently, she delivered a strong performance against Dexter Southfield with 13 points, 13 rebounds, and 3 blocks.     Brooke is a two-time NEPSAC All-Star and is committed to playing Division I basketball at Cornell. She excels at cutting into open space for easy scoring opportunities and is a strong presence defensively, using her body and timing to block shots and stay in front of opponents. She sprints back in transition to eliminate fast-break chances and is a powerful post scorer who finishes through contact, even against double teams.     Jenna is a two-time Patriot League All-Star and is committed to playing Division I basketball at Merrimack. She is an excellent finisher with both hands and a dominant defensive presence in the paint, using her length to deter and block shots. Smaller defenders struggle to score when she is on the floor. She also stands out for her ball-handling ability, confidently putting the ball on the floor well, especially given her height.

The New England girls basketball scene is stacked with high-level frontcourt talent, and these five senior power forwards sit at the top of the rankings for good reason. As they prepare to close out their high school careers, these players are setting the standard for elite play in the region. All 5 of these players will be playing division 1 basketball next year.