Whitman-Hanson's young talent, including sophomore guard Dylan Hurley and four junior captains, has propelled the team to the top of the Patriot League Keenan with a 13-2 record, despite the absence of seniors. The Panthers' success is attributed to their experienced underclassmen and strong defensive play, holding opponents to 38 points per game. Their coach, Jenna Costa, emphasized the team's resilience and the focus on clinching the school’s third consecutive league title. Meanwhile, Andover's rise to the top of the Merrimack Valley Conference and Masconomet girls claiming a share of the Northeastern Conference title highlight the success of young players in high school basketball.

By the Numbers
  • Whitman-Hanson's record: 13-2 (12-2)
  • Opponents points per game: 38
State of Play
  • Whitman-Hanson aims to clinch the school’s third consecutive league title
  • Andover claims the MVC Large championship with a 74-62 win over Lowell
  • Masconomet girls have claimed a share of the Northeastern Conference title under Jalen Aho's stewardship
Bottom Line

Youthful talent propels Whitman-Hanson to the top of the Patriot League, showcasing the strength of underclassmen in high school basketball.