2026-27 Avon Old Farms College Prospects
Avon Old Farms School is highly regarded boarding school for boys located in Avon, which is in Hartford County, Connecticut. Their athletic program has a deep tradition of placing their grads into college careers. Matt Mihalich is headed into his eighth season as the head coach at Avon. The Winged Beavers compete in the highly competitive New England Prep School Athletic Council Class A (large schools) and the Founders League.
As per usual, the AOF 2026-27 roster is loaded with prospects that will draw college scouts to their Open Gym schedule this fall (see graphic above).
(Clicking on the player’s highlighted name pulls up his profile):
Noa Eteuati-Edwards (2027) 6’4 guard, Avon Old Farms School (CT) - From West Covina, CA, Eteuati-Edwards is a smooth and proven shot-maker who scored over 1,000 career points at Arcadia High (CA). He thrives on stirring up defenses and reading what they give him. Has been offered by Southeast Misouri and Western Illinois. Plays club ball with BTI Basketball Club. 3.8 gpa Video highlights
Michael Hoffman (2027) 6’6 small forward, Avon Old Farms School (CT) - Hoffman is a physical, old-school 6’6 big man in the class of 2027. He has a natural knack for rebounding the basketball. He loves to lock horns and move opposing players off their favorite spots. Offensively, he can pick and roll for finishes or pick and pop for a clean three-pointer. He maintains a personal goal to dive on loose balls and take charges in every game. Plays club ball with Rens United. 3.5 gpa Video highlights
Nate Rolle (2027) 6’3 small forward, Avon Old Farms School (CT) - Rolle uses his strong frame to score in the paint. He consistently gets his defenders off their spots. He also shot an impressive 40% from three-point range during the 2025-2026 season. Rolle is a good rebounder and plays with a deceivingly bouncy athleticism. He plays very hard with a tremendous attitude. Plays club ball with Dream Team Elite. 3.5 gpa Video highlights
Cam Thomas (2027) 5’10 guard, Avon Old Farms School (CT) - Thomas is a heady guard who consistently makes smart plays. He possesses a strong build that helps him navigate game action. Thomas is a reliable player who confidently makes shots for his team.
Mekhi Volcy (2027) 6’4 wing, Avon Old Farms School (CT) (Boston College football commit)
Andrew Beaudoin (2028) 6’6 forward, Avon Old Farms School (CT) - Beaudoin is a skilled dual sport athlete (football). He uses his big body effectively to defend opposing players. He can also step out to the perimeter and make three-pointers.
Tyler Bergquist (2028) 6’4 guard, Avon Old Farms School (CT) - Bergquist is a well-built combo guard. He features a college-ready body and guards the opponent’s best perimeter player every game. He plays very hard and completely empties the tank during every contest. He is highly effective with his pull-up game, his outside shot, and finishing through contact. He recently re-classed to 2028 to raise his overall ceiling. Plays club ball with Middlesex Magic 16u. 4.7 gpa
Luke Everitt (2028) 6’7, 200lb, forward, Avon Old Farms School (CT) - 2025-26 All Founders League 6th Man of the Year as a sophomore. A native of Vermont, Everitt is lanky and a reliable shot-maker who plays with well-deserved confidence. Being left-handed, he easily gets his defenders off-balance with his back to the basket. He knocks down three-pointers and can attack defensive closeouts effectively. Plays club ball with Middlesex Magic. 4.2 gpa Video highlights
Beaux Fleming (2028) 6’0 guard, Avon Old Farms School (CT) - Fleming is a confident shot-maker on the basketball court. He spent this past winter developing his skills on the junior varsity team. He is poised to improve significantly throughout the upcoming summer and fall. Plays club ball with Rens United 16u-MHC. 3.7 gpa Video highlights
Kaiden Philip (2029) 6’1 guard, Avon Old Farms School (CT) - Phillip is a fluid combo guard. He is a talented scorer who possesses a remarkable 6’7 wingspan. He utilizes this excellent length to disrupt opponents and defend the perimeter. Phillip spent his freshman year playing meaningful varsity NEPSAC minutes. He will parlay that experience into a bigger impact for his sophomore campaign.