Rivals has released its latest update on the 2021 150 and there was some movement among Nova targets.
Trevor Keels saw a significant rise, jumping 17 spots into the top 20 to No. 15. Keels also picked up a fifth star.
Keels lands just ahead of another Nova target, Max Christie, who stayed at No. 16.
Trey Patterson saw a slight slip in his ranking, falling five spots to No. 30.
Langston Love dropped 12 spots to No. 39.
Local prospect Rashool Diggins, from Archbishop Wood, jumped 19 spots to No. 43. He was recently mentioned as a prospect to keep an eye on for Nova fans.
Big man Nnanna Njoku was one of the biggest risers in the update, climbing a whopping 51 spots to No. 69. Nova has been in on Njoku for some time, but his recruitment is likely to see a big boost.
Germantown Academy's Jordan Longino checked in at No. 78.
Archbishop Carroll's John Camden jumped 13 spots to No. 85.
The uncertainty surrounding the futures of players like Saddiq Bey, Jeremiah Robinson-Earl, and Bryan Antoine makes it difficult to project exactly what Nova will be looking for in the 2021 class in terms of class size and specific priorities, but for now we know the Cats are heavily involved with a handful of top 85 prospects and are reportedly in good position with several of them, including some top 40 players.
Trevor Keels saw a significant rise, jumping 17 spots into the top 20 to No. 15. Keels also picked up a fifth star.
Keels lands just ahead of another Nova target, Max Christie, who stayed at No. 16.
Trey Patterson saw a slight slip in his ranking, falling five spots to No. 30.
Langston Love dropped 12 spots to No. 39.
Local prospect Rashool Diggins, from Archbishop Wood, jumped 19 spots to No. 43. He was recently mentioned as a prospect to keep an eye on for Nova fans.
Big man Nnanna Njoku was one of the biggest risers in the update, climbing a whopping 51 spots to No. 69. Nova has been in on Njoku for some time, but his recruitment is likely to see a big boost.
Germantown Academy's Jordan Longino checked in at No. 78.
Archbishop Carroll's John Camden jumped 13 spots to No. 85.
The uncertainty surrounding the futures of players like Saddiq Bey, Jeremiah Robinson-Earl, and Bryan Antoine makes it difficult to project exactly what Nova will be looking for in the 2021 class in terms of class size and specific priorities, but for now we know the Cats are heavily involved with a handful of top 85 prospects and are reportedly in good position with several of them, including some top 40 players.