The Hill School 2025-26 College Prospects
The Hill School School is located on a 200-acre campus in Pottstown, Pennsylvania, about 35 miles (56 km) northwest of Philadelphia It was founded in 1851 by the Rev. Matthew Meigs as the first of its kind in America: a family-like environment where students lived with faculty. Initially called the Family Boarding School for Boys and Young Men, it enrolled 25 boys in its first year. It became coeducational in 1998. The Hill School is a member of the Mid-Atlantic Prep League and was a charter member of the Pennsylvania Independent Schools Athletic Association.
Their mens basketball program is a college basketball feeder program with more 125 student-athletes have been sent onto play college basketball. They have six guys currently playing pro ball in Europe and two in the NBA's G league this year. Their college-level players matriculate to programs that suit them academically, athletically and socially.
The team's 2025-26 game schedule and results will be found here.
The team is coached by Seth Eilberg. Coach Eilberg arrived at Hill in 2001 after serving as the assistant coach for three years at Tufts University. Hill has posted winning campaigns in almost every season since. More than 70 of Eilberg’s players have gone on to successful college basketball careers at among others: Bentley, Bryant, Bucknell, Colgate, Cornell, Davidson, Dickinson, Hamilton, Hartford, Harvard, Lafayette, Loyola, UMBC, Navy, NJIT, Northwestern, Princeton, Providence, Randolph-Macon, Richmond, Rochester, Stonehill, Trinity University (Texas), Tufts, Ursinus, VMI, and Wesleyan. Several players also have gone on to play professionally, including four who are currently playing in Europe.
The Hill School's 2025-26 roster is again featuring some attractive college prospects as profiled below.
Zane Conlon (2026) 6’5 wing - 2025-All-State PA 4A Player Of The Year. 2024-25 All Philly Catholic League First Team. In from Devon Prep (PA), where he averaged 16.3PPG 9RPG 3.3APG. Has been offered by the Naval Academy. 3.8 gpa
Caleb Jameson (2026) 6’5 guard - Jameson is a high IQ prospect who can knock home jumpers from all over the court. He is especially lethal on wing spot ups from behind the arc. His length, enormous wingspan and impressive frame make Jameson a plus rebounder too. Projected as a Ivy/Patriot/high D3 level prospect. Plays AAU with Berks Warriors-MHC. Video highlights PH profile
Ethan Johnston (2026) 6’7 guard - committed to Marquette.
Ben Natal (2026) 6’2 point guard - Natal led Central York High (PA) to the 2023-24 6A state title as well as back-to-back District 3-6A championships and is a two-time 1st Team All-YAIAA selection. During his stellar senior campaign Natal averaged 19.9 points per night and drained 34 threes. Natal’s final season at CY was highlighted by a 30-point outburst (4 threes) against Red Lion. Natal is a complete point guard who can do it all on the court. Holds multiple D1 offers. Plays AAU with York Ballers. PH profile
Joseph Terreri (2026) 6’8 forward - Terreri is getting solid D3 recruitment. He has worked very hard to improve physically, allowing him to maximize strong skill set and high IQ. He is a forward who can play inside and out. He stretches floor with his 3pt range. Accordingly, he is a good pick and pop guy. High level student, teammate and leader. 4.3 gpa Video highlights
Cole Trn (2027) 6’2 guard - Trn is a coach’s son and plays like it- high IQ, highly efficient, and very tough. He can score at all 3 levels and rebounds well above his punching weight. Trn is comfortable shooting threes in transition, coming off screens and out of DHO action. Trn’s stroke possesses a quick, high release which means he needs only a sliver of space to get his shot off. His mid-range jumper is a legitimate weapon too. Receiving Ivy/Patriot and some higher interest. Plays AAU with a Sideline Cancer. Video highlights PH profile
Steven Moore (2027) 6’9 forward - A lefty who is repeating his junior year with Hill after having to sit out a year due to PIAA holding him out as a transfer from Scranton Prep. Moore shows athleticism throughout his play, including scoring from the dunker spots. He uses his length to alter shots and meet drivers at the rim. He runs the floor in transition well. Plays AAU with a Sideline Cancer. 4.3 gpa PH profile
Tommy Gill (2027) 6’3 wing - Gill has a nose for the ball and knack for scoring. He continues to grow and fill out and will be a high academic D3 prospect. Video highlights
Eyan Valadez (2028) 5’10 point guard - Valadez had very good summer with Rising Stars, played up in 16u Made Hoops Circuit and was Honorable Mention on that circuit. He projects as a D1 point guard. RTB profile
To accommodate college scout visits, The Hill holds a schedule of Fall Open runs, the details of which can be found here.