Seleah Prignano (2026) | Forward | WMA

Talk about multifaceted, Prignano had to showcase her full arsenal and she exerted herself to the fullest as WMA was fighting adversity this season. Her length along with ideal athleticism on the wing as well as underneath the basket made her a clear standout.

Selah Prignano Selah Prignano 5'11" | PF Wilbraham & Monson | 2026 State New E (2026) | 5’11 Wing | IBelieve

Selah has a unique skillset and she’s sort of a jack of all trades type of player. Anything asked of her, Prignano can answer the call. She’s shown the ability to be able to play at least 3 different positions and can produce at a high level in all of them. Her stifling 2-way play will catch the attention of many this weekend in Atlantic City.

Selah Prignano Selah Prignano 5'11" | PF Wilbraham & Monson | 2026 State New E (2026) | 5’11 Forward | WMA

What a dynamic 2-way player Selah is. The WMA forward is quite the versatile prospect, as well as one of the biggest competitors in the entire class. Prignano flies around the floor doing whatever she can to affect the game. She can put the ball in the basket, although not masterful at just one scoring aspect, but she finds ways to get the job done. Selah is active rebounding, crashing hard from any angle to get the extra possession. The athleticism allows her to excel regardless of where she’s at on the floor. The ’26 forward brings a ton of value as a defender at the same time. She can guard 3-4 positions easily and her will to win over possessions can have an impact in close games. Prignano was gaining some traction last year, but this year, she’ll have a chance to truly identity herself.

Selah Prignano Selah Prignano 5'11" | PF Wilbraham & Monson | 2026 State New E (2026) | Wing/Forward | WMA

Selah gives WMA that edge as a versatile forward and wing that excels attributable to her x-factor tendencies. Prignano is an invigorating player offensively, owing that to the ability to clean the class and bring sheer athleticism that can surely compliment any playstyle on the floor. There is a lot of qualities that fly under the radar with her, like her knack for finding the ball no matter where she’s at on the floor. The natural tendencies are embedded into who she is as a basketball player. Selah filling the needs of her team regardless of the position without worry or a drop in production make her a noteworthy player in her class. Defensively, is where Selah can be looked at in a different scope though. This is a player that can greatly hinder the opposing team’s offensive star without much difficulty. Prignano hangs her hat on her defensive flexibility. There’s not a fear-stricken chord in her heart when required to guard players who’re well-suited for isolation moves far beyond the perimeter. She’s quite the help-side assistant too. Many times, she’ll go beyond what her typical duties are to cover up holes that naturally occur. Prignano has quick reactions to the ball and brings a level of intensity that’s needed to dig out the tough wins. In short, she’s a player that leads to winning basketball. Although she can be listed as a wing, she can be projected and functional as a 4 too. The 5’11 forward is ranked the #6 player at the position.

Selah Prignano Selah Prignano 5'11" | PF Wilbraham & Monson | 2026 State New E (2026) | 5’11 SF/PF | WMA

WMA is jumping into the Class AA this year and Prignano will be heavily relied upon throughout the season. Selah is coming into the year with a bunch of momentum after having a successful AAU run. She’s a now a heavily recruited prospect that still has a high ceiling due to her sheer athleticism. Selah rounds out her game with remarkable finishing ability with both hands, a solid pull up jumper, excellent vision and stifling defense. Although Prignano is quickly ascending as a well-known talent, she’ll provide that needed steadiness plus that will allow WMA to thrive.

Selah Prignano Selah Prignano 5'11" | PF Wilbraham & Monson | 2026 State New E (2026) | 5’11 Wing | Wilbraham & Monson Academy

The quick stock riser has been making a lot of noise this summer. The versatile wing can play at a minimum of 3 different positions and be successful. Prignano has a high celling with athleticism that helps elevate her game to another level. Selah can get to the rim and knock down the pull up jumper with minimal dribbles. Defensively, Prignano has the ability to disrupt wings trying to penetrate the rim and get open steals on guards. Selah has a tremendous amount of upside that will develop in a short amount of time. She has just recently received offers from LaFayette and Yale.