The class of 2026 in the state of New York looks to be a deep one, with plenty of talent calling the great New York City area home. Archbishop Stepinac won the CHSAA title this season behind the likes of future Kentucky Wildcat Boogie Fland, but a stellar sophomore class helped close in on their second of back-to-back City Championships, effectively Stepinac’s equivalent of a state title now that New York has done away with Federations. Along the run, combo guard Jasiah Jervis continually improved and has the skills to potentially be one of the next high level players to come out of Stepinac under head coach Pat Massaroni. At 6-foot-5, Jervis can get downhill, knock down threes, and create scoring opportunities for himself and others.
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