Class of 2021: Stock Risers, Part 1

The Class of 2021 in New Jersey is full of Division I players. Some have made their decisions and some will wait until more offers pour in. It is time to dive deep into the Class of 2021 with a three-part series of stock risers. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="159450" first="Maddison" last="Vaughn"] | Roselle</strong> Vaughn was a big contributor for Roselle last season on both ends. She put up 14 points, 19 rebounds, and 11 steals in a game against Roselle Catholic. Vaughn finished with double-digit steals twice last season and was a double-double threat every time out. As a senior, she can become a more consistent scorer and take her game to the next level. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="159449" first="Erin" last="McNulty"] | Mount St. Mary</strong> McNulty missed the beginning of the season after transferring over from Union Catholic. When she was on the floor, McNulty posed a huge threat from deep. She has a quick release and can get a shot off from anywhere. She averaged over 10 points per game as a junior. With a full offseason and regular season at Mount St. Mary as a senior, she will be even more effective. <strong>Tori Fischer | Piscataway</strong> Fischer has arrived. She burst onto the scene as a junior as an elite scorer. She averaged 15.4 points per game as a junior and hit 41 three’s. At 5’8, Fischer is a nice blend of speed and athleticism on the perimeter. She can handle the ball effectively in the open floor making her a candidate to run the break. Fischer has a chance to put her name on the map even more next season. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="134614" first="Ella" last="Fajardo"] | Gill St. Bernard’s</strong> Fajardo is one of many weapons on Gill St. Bernard’s. She is the outside threat to compliment Caileigh Walsh in the post. Fajardo is an offensive minded guard that can shoot or get her teammates involved. She is agile in the open court and can succeed either on the break or in the half court. Fajardo will be a must watch player for one of the top teams in the state. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="134620" first="Janel" last="Moore"] | Paramus Catholic</strong> Moore burst onto the scene as a junior. At 5’5, she makes up in quickness with what she lacks in size. Moore is an elite shooter that defenders must come out and guard. If she is covered, she uses her speed to go around them on the perimeter. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="134622" first="Jasmin" last="Boyd"] | Trenton Catholic</strong> Trenton Catholic is extremely deep. They have talent in all grades including the Class of 2023 with two nationally ranked prospects. Boyd was not the No. 1 offensive weapon on the team but she will take another step as a senior. Boyd is a dynamic shooter who knocked down 24 three’s. At 5’10, she has great size on the perimeter and is a handful on the defensive end. &nbsp;