1 Player Key Player From Each NEPSAC Class B Team Pt. 2

NEPSAC Class B includes 29 teams altogether. The players mentioned are from Greenwich Country Day, Green Farms, Groton, Kingswood, Lawrence, King, Middlesex and Millbrook. With a number of teams in this class, there's 1 key player from 7 different teams in the Class B division discussed blow.    Mia is a well-founded frontline player for GCDS. The strong frame she has allows her to hold off and seal players on the block. She's deceptively quick for a post player. That quickness is demonstrated in the open floor when Mia rebounds the ball, finds an outlet and sprints down the court. She's one of the premier rim runners, especially for someone with such a strong build. The '26 big plays outstanding defense too. She meets drivers and shot creators in the lane to dissuade further attacks. McCauliffe-Grant is one of the more solid talents at the position. She'll be a key contributor this year.     [player_tooltip player_id='968013' first='Jacylah' last='Goode'] (2027) | 6'0 Wing | Green Farms   Jacylah is the easy choice for selecting a major factor for Green Farms Academy. However, the sophomore guard has the opportunity to elevate her stature among her fellow peers as well as a high major college recruit. Such an elite talent combined with consistent production make her a premier player. Whether it's the sharp attacks off the dribble from the wing or the smooth long-range jump shot, Jacylah is reliable in any scenario. She can also defend at a high-level and can help slow down top wings while funneling them to the help. The lateral feet quickness is unmatched for the athletic profile. Goode just has that will to win. She already demonstrated that she could perform on the biggest of stages. Without a doubt, she will be heavily featured for Green Farms this season.     [player_tooltip player_id='885277' first='Camryn' last='Dunn'] (2026) | Wing | Groton   A versatile wing shooter that can put the ball on the floor just as well as she can shoot it. Dunn is extremely quick and light on her feet. She has misleading speed bursts out of the triple threat that helps carry her to a midrange or floater. Camryn's agile footwork allow her to shine as a defender too. She's able to make statement blocks, even when picking up a bigger player. Overall, Dunn is a valuable player that will be an asset for Groton throughout the year.     [player_tooltip player_id='1050504' first='Samaria' last='Gonzalez'] (2026) | 5'5 PG | Kingswood Oxford   Samaria is a fast-paced guard that loves to play up-tempo and has a gift for making a play. She has dashing speed that allows her to blaze by defenders at will. Gonzalez has an excellent change of pace dribble that will throw some of the better defenders off. On the other side of the ball, Samaria uses that bolting speed to beat ballhandlers to the spot. She has active hands which lead to steals to get on the break. Kingswood Oxford has a great facilitator on their hands that loves to get her teammates involved and put the squad in the best position to win.     Jhene Fortunat (2028) | 6'2 PF | Lawrence Academy   Jhene is representing the list as the only freshman mentioned. The 6'2 big is very deserving of the consideration due to her unique skillset. Not only does she bring developed over-the-shoulder post moves, but she is mobile and uses a bit of finesse sometimes seemingly as if she has guard-like reflexes. She has a soft touch around the rim too. What puts a player like Fortunat over the top is her ability to dribble and become sort of a point forward in some respects. The defense from the 6'2 emerging star is more than solid where she brings that same adaptability from offense. She has the ability to disrupt post player attempting to score down low and holds her ground while playing vertically, she can even guard perimeter players from a select moments. Jhene is surely a player to keep an eye on this season.     [player_tooltip player_id='458187' first='Kylee' last='Shah'] (2025) | 5'9 SG | Middlesex   Kylee is a valuable 3-point sniper that can put it on the floor a bit. She has the ability to come off handoffs, staggered screens, elevator screens and flare screens while carrying the proper momentum through her shot. Shah accurately knocks down shots with high efficiency. She doesn't need a ton of shots to get going either. Kylee gets her teammates involved by using her sniper like abilities to get defenders to close out hard, she's then able to penetrate to find whoever is open. Shah is a solid talent that will be a key feature for Middlesex.     [player_tooltip player_id='1050606' first='Za'nyah' last='Bernard'] (2025) | 5'8 CG | Millbrook   Za'nyah is a dynamic guard with athleticism and strength that loves to penetrate the lane. She has plenty of finishes, including floaters off either foot. After creating some space with a hanging crossover or a hesitation dribble, Bernard crafts tough angles for rim drives. She has the ability to knock down some perimeter shots too. Za'nyah is a solid defender that uses that strength mentioned earlier to embrace contact while ballhandlers attempt to create. She is a pest to weak ballhandlers and will attempt to overwhelm them in a blink of an eye. Bernard will be a key factor for Millbrook this season.

NEPSAC Class B includes 29 teams altogether. The players mentioned are from Greenwich Country Day, Green Farms, Groton, Kingswood, Lawrence, King, Middlesex and Millbrook. With a number of teams in this class, there's 1 key player from 7 different teams in the Class B division discussed blow.