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Top shooters to watch this winter across the Dakotas, led by West Central's Connor Mebius, the No. 4 player in North Dakota's 2027 class.
Dakotas boys basketball coverage featuring Brax Vogel (Linton-HMB), Jamison Kleinjan (Jamestown), Griffin Gegelman (Jamestown) and 6 more players.
Dakotas boys basketball coverage featuring Caden Tobias, Carter Clark (Watertown), Cade Grabow (Milbank), Hudson Dickes (Watertown) and 6 more players.
Dakotas boys basketball coverage featuring Jullian Gant (Alexander), Ty Barman (Ray), Knox Collins (Fargo Davies) and 5 more players. Prep Hoops, Oct 26, 2026.
South Dakota's 2029 boys basketball class, with evaluations of ten prospects to watch. Cooper Craven (Winner) and Anthony Tracy (Groton) lead the list.
Dakotas boys basketball rankings featuring Micah Anderson (Wahpeton), Ryleigh Martin (Four Winds-Minnewaukan), Matao De La Paz (Devils Lake) and 6 more players.
North Dakota's 2030 boys basketball watchlist spotlights prospects working their way toward the state rankings, led by Asher Crosby of North Border.
South Dakota's 2029 boys basketball players ranked 11-20, led by Loyall Smith Wade of Aberdeen Christian, with the class's depth and movement on display.
North Dakota's Class of 2030 boys basketball prospects ranked 11 through 20, led by Renny Malano of West Fargo Sheyenne, the No. 11 player in the state.
Top 10 Talk breaks down the North Dakota Class of 2030 boys basketball rankings, led by Brooks Erbes (Central Cass) at No. 1.
South Dakota's 2029 boys basketball rankings commentary breaks down 12 prospects, led by Noah Woods of Sioux Falls Washington.
Ranking the top 10 of Dakotas' 2029 boys basketball class, led by Noah Woods (Sioux Falls Washington) and Leo Prunuske (Sioux Falls Lincoln).
North Dakota's first Class of 2030 boys basketball rankings are out, led by Central Cass forward Brooks Erbes, with Fargo North's Vance Moench at No. 2.
Prep Hoops' All-Event Team for The Expo in the Dakotas recognizes the top boys basketball performers, led by Ryder Soper of Oak Grove.