“When I first got here, I think I was (in) the second Division 1 recruiting class to Merrimack.”
Malik Edmead has seen the rise of Merrimack basketball in his five years with the Warriors.
@JoeyGall0 refers to him as the most underrated player in the MAAC.
Our inaugural NEPSAC Class A Boys Player of the Year: Preston Edmead.
The Hofstra commit averaged 22 points, five assists and four rebounds per game to lead Williston Northampton to the Class A championship.
More on Edmead's season, from @steve_hewitt: basketballjournal.com/2025/0…
Noah Toussaint (@NoahToussaint8) enters the transfer portal after his freshman year at Franklin Pierce (D2). The 6-1 G had limited minutes in his first year. Dropped a season high 13 pts to go along with a reb & blk in his longest stint of playing time (11 mins).
“We manifested this championship.”
Williston Northampton had the pieces, and it all came together in a dream season that finished with the NEPSAC Class A championship.
From the mag: How Williston reached its full potential, by @m_doherty23: basketballjournal.com/2025/0…
NEPSAC just released its boys basketball 2024-25 awards.
PLAYERS OF THE YEAR
Class AAA: Keyshuan Tillery, New Hampton
Class AA: Amir Jenkins, Worcester Academy
Class A: Preston Edmead, Williston Northampton
Class B: Alex Wilkins, Brooks
Last year we were all worried he couldn’t dunk or rebound at the level we knew he could. Capping the year off with a poster, Kyle has improved tremendously, is playing harder, and has also improved his diet. Shooting was never an issue. Pumped for Seltz—monster AAU season incoming…😈
Congrats to @HofstraMBB
Their incoming point guard recruit Preston Edmead, after securing the Western NE Player of the Year is now in the process of securing the NEPSAC Class A MVP as he is putting on a master class in winning basketball for @WNSBVBasketballnship in the title game
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Hofstra commit and NEPSAC Tournament MVP Preston Edmead (@PrestonEdmead) dropped 26 points to lead No. 1 Williston to a 75-57 win over No. 2 Exeter on Sunday — its first NEPSAC title since 2016.
The Wildcats made 15 3s, with 6 coming from Edmead.
Story⬇️
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FINAL: Williston 75, Exeter 57
Williston with an impressive performance as they roll to the Class A title. Preston Edmead led the way with six 3’s and 26 points. Williston made 15 triples as a team.
Fun squad to watch. @nehoopjournal
Congrats to @HofstraMBB
Their incoming point guard recruit Preston Edmead, after securing the Western NE Player of the Year is now in the process of securing the NEPSAC Class A MVP as he is putting on a master class in winning basketball for @WNSBVBasketballnship in the title game
#ImpactPlayerrecruitthebronx.com/index.ph…