2026-27 Tilton School (NH) Player Profiles
Founded in 1845, the Tilton School is an independent, coeducational boarding and day school serving grades 9-12 plus post grad in Tilton, NH, about 90 miles north of Boston. Enrollment is typically around 200 students, with a 7 to 1 student-teacher ratio.
Marcus O'Neil is back in the second season of his second stint as the Tilton basketball coach. He took a three season hiatus from 2022-2025. He put in fifteen seasons in his first stint, went 302-122, became the winningest coach in program history, won six New England championships, was named 2009 National Prep Coach of the Year by usprepbasketball.com after Tilton won the 2009 National Prep Championship. He's a Portsmouth, NH native who played at Brandeis, coached NH high school ball, then was an Endicott assistant before Tilton. He was inducted into the Tilton Athletic Hall of Fame in 2023. Tilton's Associate Head Coach is Ruben Delrosario, a former Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts star and an Associate Head Coach in the BABC grass roots basketball club.
Tilton plays in the Lakes Region League during the regular season and vies for a seed in the New England Prep School Athletic Council (NEPSAC) Class AA post season championship tournament. With Coach O'Neill's return, Tilton returned as a national computer ranked Top 70 team last year, and is expected to continue that ascension this season.
The team's 2026-27 players are profiled below.
Thomas Behrmann (2027) 6’0 point guard - Behrmann led Medfield High (MA) to the 2026 MIAA D3 tournament Final Four. Unanimously voted as his league's 2025-26 MVP. A two-way player. He has good point guard IQ, scores, sets the table and defends. Averaged 25 ppg, 3.5 apg, 4.5 rpg and 3.8 stl. Shot 56% fg, 39% 3fg and 85% ft. Plays club ball with White Mambas. 3.8 gpa Video highlights PH profile
Jakare Innocent, Jr. (2027) 6’1 point guard - #8 ranked prospect in New Hampshire by NERR. 2025-26 All NEPSAC AA. Innocent is a prospect who should see traction at the low major level. He is quick, athletic, tough, and a good 3pt shooter. Plays club ball with BABC. NERR profile PH profile
Sam Owusu-Aduomi (2027) 6'5 small forward (Committed to Dartmouth in September) - #6 ranked prospect in New Hampshire by NERR. Owusu-Aduomi is a scorer who finishes athletically at the rim through contact. He makes reads in the paint and excels as a passer with his really good passing vision. He is also a confident shooter from outside. Owusu-Aduomi should be garnering scholarship looks. Plays club ball with BABC. 4.0 gpa Video highlights NERR profile PH profile
Salim Diaby (2028) 6’10 center - #16 ranked player in New England by Prep Hoops. Diaby is incredibly raw, but he can be a special player once he puts everything together. He has insane length and therefore contests virtually every shot at the rim. He shows some flashes of spin moves and touch in the lane, which could be lethal if he develops them more fully. Has been offered by Utah and is receiving interest from Albany, Norfolk State, Wagner, New Mexico, Weber State, Quinnipiac, Temple, Hofstra, Duquesne, George Mason and Western Carolina. Plays club ball with BABC 16u. PH profile
Jordan Maxson (2028) 6’2 guard - 2025-26 All NEPSAC B-Small and 2025-26 All Eastern Independent League Team last winter at Pingree School (MA). Maxson is the ultimate scorer. He can score at all the levels and has an uncanny knack of creating space and gets his shots. He is also great at securing rebounds. He is a very deceptive explosive athlete. Maxson has range on his 3 point shot. His handle is extremely tight. In only his first two years of varsity ball, he scored 1,000 points. As a man-to-man defender, he is excellent on the ball. Plays club ball with BABC 16u. Video highlights NERR profile
Oliver Curley (2029) 6'7 forward - #9 ranked player in New England by Prep Hoops. Curley has good skills and toughness. He has quickly found a niche at the prep level as a floor spacing forward, stretching defenses with his ability to knock down shots in catch and shoot situations. He has good size for the position and impressive length, as he continues to add strength, his ceiling as a prospect should only continue to rise. He makes good decisions with the basketball in his hands, is an instinctive cutter without the basketball, and does a nice job of finishing around the rim with his length. Defensively, he's active in passing lanes, willing to mix it up on the defensive glass, and shows a high basketball IQ as an off-ball defender. Plays club ball with BABC 15u. Video highlights PH profile
Wiji Dak (2029) 6"4 small forward - Prior to reclassing, Dak was #5 ranked Class of 2028 player in New England by Prep Hoops. Top New England prospect watch list by NE Basketball Journal. Dak has some pretty special physical tools. He has good size for his position, but his ridiculous wingspan makes him seem a lot bigger, and his athleticism allows him to compete with larger and older forwards. The Bedford, NH native makes outside shots from three, draws and-ones and has solid toughness on the defensive end and the boards. He's still a bit raw offensively, but the foundation is there for him to be a scholarship guy. Plays club ball with BABC 16u. PH profile
Anthony Daniels (2029) 6'11 forward - Daniels’ terrific length, great hands, solid footwork and well-developed skills for an underclassman. Intriguing future prospect. Plays club ball with BABC 15u.
Darian Proctor (2029): 6'1 point guard - From Denver, CO, Proctor is a tough two-way guard, who was Tru Colorado's leader in points, assists and steals for 3SSB, helping them to a top 8 finish in 16u 3SSB. Has made several unofficial visits to D1 schools.
Alex Weaver (2029): 5'11 point guard - An elite player who scores, gets assists, makes threes, defends and competes. Won a state championship at Windsor High (CT) for legendary coach Ken Smith. Had a tremendous 3SSB season for 15U BABC and was among the leaders in scoring and assists for the entire circuit. Alex is already considered a national prospect. Took a recent visit to Duke. RTB profile
To accommodate college scout visits, Tilton holds a schedule of Fall Open Gym runs, the details of which can be found by clicking here.
The team's 2026-27 game schedule and results will be found by clicking here.