Rosinski Takes the Wheel in Wolfeboro: Brewster Academy National Team 2026-27 Player Profiles
Founded in 1820, Brewster Academy is a coeducational independent boarding and day school on 80 acres in Wolfeboro, NH, with half a mile of shoreline on Lake Winnipesaukee, two hours north of Boston. It educates about 350 students in grades 9-12 plus post-graduates, from 29 states and 23 countries.
The basketball program's reputation is among the most impressive in the country, and Boston Magazine profiled it in 2015 as arguably the best high school basketball program in America. As a prep team, Brewster has won seven National Prep Championships, made eleven Final Four appearances and won 87% of its games. Its alumni include Donovan Mitchell '15, Jalen Adams '15, Buddy Boeheim '18, Jalen Lecque '19, Kadary Richmond '20, Devin Carter '21, Matas Buzelis '22, Sebastian Wilkins '25 and most recently Ebuka Okorie '25, who last season led the ACC in scoring as a Stanford freshman and broke the ACC freshman single-season scoring record. For the past three seasons, Brewster's National Team played in the Nike EYBL Scholastic league, going 30-6 last season and finishing 3rd in the EYBL at 9-5. This season, the National Team returns to the New England Prep School Athletic Council (NEPSAC) AAA division.
On May 1, Brewster named Luke Rosinski head coach of the Boys National Prep Team and director of basketball programs. A Granite State native, Rosinski grew up watching Brewster rise nationally, then played against the Bobcats in his two years at Kimball Union Academy (NH) before playing D1 ball at the University of New Hampshire. He began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at UNC Greensboro, then moved to national-level prep ball at Hargrave Military Academy (VA), where he was associate head coach of the National Prep team in the last of his three seasons. His assistant coaches are Nate Letendre, who spent the previous three seasons as an assistant at Worcester Academy (MA), Terry Edwards, Jarred Hodge and Peter Rosinski.
The National Team's 2026-27 players are profiled below.
Sebastian Harding (2027) 5'10 point guard - From Brooklyn, NY, Harding is quick and shifty off the dribble, zipping through the defense to get paint touches and distribute the ball. Played club ball with NY Lightning. 3.7 gpa Video highlights RTB profile
Jaden Lopez-Espinosa (2027) 6'5 wing - From Caldwell, NJ - Lopez-Espinosa is a high IQ player with great athleticism and quickness. He has a good strong frame, and he can shoot it. Lopez-Espinosa is a hard-nosed two-way player. High gpa Video highlights
James Minlend (2027) 6'7 wing - Ranked No. 196 nationally by Rivals and No. 147 by On3. From Concord, NH, Minlend is one of the most gifted and versatile players in the class, with an inside-out two-way game, length, instincts and the ability to exploit favorable matchups. He scores in a variety of ways, finishing at the rim, working mid-post isolations and rolling or popping as a screener. Defensively he is the standout, with the physical tools to guard nearly anyone on the floor. He is being recruited by Iona, UNC Greensboro and Washington State. PH profile
Alex Pace (2027) 6'2 point guard - 2026 UAA Finals MVP. 2026 UAA Offensive MVP. Ranked No. 178 nationally by Rivals. From Johns Creek, GA, Pace is as skilled as they come and will confidently run Brewster's offense after starring on the UA circuit. He is an under-control point guard with good vision and decision-making, and he has a great-looking stroke, making shots off the dribble from mid-range or three. He doesn't rely on explosive athleticism at the rim, using his off arm to throw defenders off balance and create easy finishes. Has received multiple D1 offers, including Arkansas State, Boston University, IU Indianapolis, Lehigh, Le Moyne, Tennessee Tech, Texas Southern, Wagner and Yale. Played club ball with WeR1. PH profile
Chris Rochester (2027) 6'8 forward - From Great Falls, VA, Rochester is a skilled stretch big who is most comfortable facing the rim on offense, with shooting range out to the three-point line. Add a high basketball IQ and he is a prospect with plenty of upside. He is being recruited by Cornell. PH profile
Thomas Summers (2027) 6'3 shooting guard - From Scarborough, ME, Summers checks all the boxes as a high-IQ player who can shoot it and plays very hard. High gpa Video highlights
Coen Wubs (2027) 6'3 shooting guard - From Vancouver, BC, Wubs mirrors Summers' strengths, and the two will push each other's development sharing the gym every day.
Wilson Youssef (2027) 6'4 guard/wing - 2025-26 NHBCO D-I First Team All-State. From Derry, NH, Youssef averaged 18.1 ppg, fifth in Division I, as a standout on Pinkerton Academy's state title team, operating at a high level as a primary creator in transition and the half court. He has a terrific feel with the ball in his hands, makes good decisions as a passer and creates his own shot off the bounce. He also moves well off the ball, knocks down threes, uses his length to create turnovers and never lets his competitive level dip. PH profile
Kelvin "Pop" Anderson (2028) 6'2 point guard - Ranked No. 60 nationally by Rivals. From Suffolk, VA, Anderson is a dynamic two-way player who combines explosive athleticism, strength and toughness. Dangerous with the ball in his hands, he is a lethal shot-maker who consistently gets downhill, creates advantages and makes the right reads for himself and his teammates, and his relentless motor and competitive spirit let him impact both ends of the floor. He is being recruited by Florida International, High Point, Oklahoma State, Penn State and UAB. PH profile
Trey Edwards (2028) 6'6 shooting guard - Ranked No. 55 nationally by Rivals. From Melissa, TX, Edwards was one of the most explosive scorers in the EYBL 16u division, averaging 24.6 ppg while shooting 51.8% from the field and 41.5% from three. He creates offense at all three levels and can take over games as a shot-maker and downhill attacker. He is being recruited by Arizona State, Auburn, Boston College, Butler, California, Cincinnati, Clemson, Creighton, Florida State, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Kansas State, LSU, Memphis, Mississippi State, Missouri, NC State, Oklahoma State, Ole Miss, Saint Louis, TCU, Tennessee, Texas A&M, UCF, UNLV, USC, Vanderbilt, Villanova, Virginia, Virginia Tech and Wake Forest, among others. Plays club ball with Houston Hoops-EYBL. PH profile
Maxx Tjongondjoza (2028) 6'9 wing/forward - Ranked No. 137 nationally by Rivals. From Brighton, UK, Tjongondjoza is a powerful paint presence who consistently imposes his will near the rim, finishing with force and efficiency through heavy contact. His blend of strength, mobility and touch gives him an immediate impact on both ends, and with his physical tools and improving skill set, he has a high ceiling. Has received multiple D1 offers, including Fairfield, San Jose State and Wagner. Plays club ball with PSA Cardinals. PH profile RTB profile
Cannon Combs (2029) 6'10 forward - Ranked No. 49 nationally by Prospect Central. From Mt. Olive, AL, Combs can step out and make shots while also playing in the paint, where he does a good job establishing position on the block and finishing with touch at the rim. Has received a D1 offer from Jacksonville, along with interest from Auburn and Southern Miss.
Alex Francis (2029) 6'7 wing - From Ontario, Canada, Francis has great shooting ability, great positional size and an unbelievable work ethic. The lefty finishes at the rim with either hand, blocks shots and spaces the floor by consistently knocking down shots. He is just scratching the surface and is looking to make a big jump as a sophomore.
Nicholas Satterfield (2029) 6'3 guard/wing - From Magnolia, TX, Satterfield has the mind, approach and ability to hang with and develop against this high-level peer group. High gpa
The team's 2026-27 game schedule and results can be found by clicking here