Alexa Scaringello Alexa Scaringello 6'2" | PF St. Mark’s | 2028 State New E (2028) | PF |

Scaringello can end up being a bigtime name in ’28 in due time. Alexa can thrive in just about any style of game due to her inside-out offensive skillset. She also doesn’t take away from others on the floor, helping the flow of her teammates. Alexa has the tools to be a bigtime player. The sheer size alone is intimidating enough, but as she starts to gain more confidence it’ll make her even more imposing.

Alexa brings a strong inside-out presence as she prepares for a big junior season at St. Mark’s while playing with the Bay State Jaguars. Alexa is effective in the post, using her strength to establish position and finish with her back to the basket. She can also step out and knock down three-pointers with a quick release. On the defensive end, she uses her size well to protect the paint and make scoring difficult for opponents.

Alexa Scaringello Alexa Scaringello 6'2" | PF St. Mark’s | 2028 State New E (2028) | PF/C | SM

Alexa is the type of player that’s capable of controlling the boards and any of the action happening downlow in any given matchup. It’s really just some polishing that’ll come with more experience because there’s no reason to deviate much from her current game. The growth is showing as she recently impressed with double-digit scoring numbers while also being a defensive monster. Keep an eye out for Scaringello’s name in the coming months.

Alexa Scaringello Alexa Scaringello 6'2" | PF St. Mark’s | 2028 State New E (2028) | 6’2 PF | St. Mark’s

Alexa is a well-founded big that has a solid inside-out game. She can extend the floor as she provides optimal space when needed, plus she thrives in physical play within the paint too. On defense Alexa is a monster rebounder and an avid shot blocker. Her stock is definitely going up.

Alexa Scaringello Alexa Scaringello 6'2" | PF St. Mark’s | 2028 State New E (2028) | 6’1 PF/C | St. Mark’s

Alexa is a big body that’s a natural defensive rim deterrent. She has the physical tools to absorb contact, keeps players out the lane and fights for boards. Scaringello is coming along on offense too. Her toughness allows her to thrive in the paint and she makes herself available as the offense develops. The robust screens she sets greatly contribute to the offense running smoothly too.

Alexa Scaringello Alexa Scaringello 6'2" | PF St. Mark’s | 2028 State New E *(2028) | 6’1 PF | St. Mark’s

St. Mark’s will have an anchor in and around the paint that has an ascending offensive game, plus some distinctive abilities as a defender. Alexa has a strong build, one that can absorb the physicality presented deep in the paint. Her size alone can be a natural deterrent. She also provides excellent help-side protection without hesitation. Scaringello isn’t a player that’ll take away from what others do on the floor either. This is a redeeming quality which is extremely valuable to a competitive team.

Alexa Scaringello Alexa Scaringello 6'2" | PF St. Mark’s | 2028 State New E (2028) | 6’1 PF/C | St. Mark’s

Scaringello is one of the more reliable rebounders in this class. She’s vital to the team’s defensive mechanics as well. As the rotations shift, Alexa makes it her point to show hard and provide teammates with excellent help-side shot protection. She’s a player that’s nimble enough as a big to dash between lane-lines as well as hold her own against the individual matchups. Not only is she energetic in the paint, but she understands how to affect the game at an early stage. The St. Mark’s big is one to keep an eye on this Spring.

Alexa Scaringello Alexa Scaringello 6'2" | PF St. Mark’s | 2028 State New E (2028) | 6’1 PF/C | St. Mark’s

Alexa is a fantastic big that’s productive on both ends of the floor. She’s 6’1 with brute strength and she knows how to dominate her opponents with overpowering size. Her shoulders act as another layer of separation between herself and those guarding her while using her jump-hook. Scaringello can extend the range some while shooting which gives her a bit of adaptability as the game’s speed picks up tempo. Alexa isn’t just a bruiser, she’s able to have court awareness and carve out great angles for herself by knowing her spots. Her defense is conducive to team success. She plays within the schematics of the team without being out of position. Alexa is ranked #9 in the region and St. Mark’s will have a great piece this season.

Alexa Scaringello Alexa Scaringello 6'2" | PF St. Mark’s | 2028 State New E (2028) | 6’1 PF | St. Mark’s

Alexa is a well-grounded big that does a little bit of everything on the floor. A beast on the strong side rebounds, Scaringello keeps plenty of possessions alive for her team. Alexa makes herself a big target on the block for her teammates to find. She does the early work and seals her defender without getting caught up fighting down low. The long arms of Alexa help with her finishing ability as well as cleaning up her own misses at the rim. Scaringello can step out to the 3-point line to knock down the stationary long jumper within the offense too. What makes her even more special is her ability to pass out the post and find teammates with the ball in her hand. Defensively, Alexa is a gamechanger. She can singlehandedly help contain the paint with her tremendous reactive skills. St. Mark’s has a good talent on their hands for the next couple of years.

Alexa Scaringello (2028) | 6’1 PF/C | St. Mark’s

Alexa is a strong big that’s well suited for a variety of post situations. One of the better bigs at her position and in her class, Scaringello serves as an engaging post player that offers some scoring and playmaking from down low. Alexa gets greats position due to her ability to keep players on her hip. She does the work early and puts herself in a great place to receive an entry pass. When Scaringello is feeling it, expect her to hit a few long-range shots. She sports a nice-looking jumper for someone at her position. She is patient and throws up a wild shot because she’s hot. Alexa is also an outstanding offensive rebounder. She cleans the glass up while remaining vertical and keeping the ball high. On the defensive end, Scaringello offers stifling protection under the rim while moving her feet surprisingly fast. St. Mark’s has a great big on their hands that has a ton of upside.