What to Expect in the NPH Showcase League: Grade 11 Division
The Grade 11 Division of the NPH Showcase League is where the next wave of Canadian prospects begins to separate themselves. With programs from across Ontario and Quebec reloading with new talent, this season promises to deliver breakout performances, national-level competition, and the type of intensity NPH events are known for.
Here’s a look at the key teams and players to watch entering the Grade 11 campaign.
Wiggins Elite (Grade 11 Division)
Wiggins Elite continues to be one of the most consistent programs in the NPH Showcase League, and their Grade 11 roster is no exception. This group features a deep core of developing prospects who play fast, defend hard, and share the ball — a reflection of the Wiggins Elite culture that emphasizes discipline and next-level preparation.
Roster Highlights:
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#3 Aleks Raskovic
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#0 Caleb De Haan
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#44 Evan Murray
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#10 Eyad Sawari
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#4 Hunter Salo
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#9 Isaiah O’Donnell ⭐️ (Prospect)
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#2 Jaelen Adams
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#11 Jon Green ⭐️ (Prospect)
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#55 Josh Davidson
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#7 Justin Erlick
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#13 Kyle Bean ⭐️ (Prospect)
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#1 Larson Falconer
With a mix of established prospects and developing talent, Wiggins Elite’s Grade 11 team is built to compete at a high level from day one. Expect them to be in the conversation for one of the division’s top spots as the season progresses.
Simcoe United
After a strong showing last season, Simcoe United returns with the confidence that they can compete with anyone in the league. This year’s roster is anchored by key returners and a major new addition who changes their ceiling completely.
“We should be very competitive again.” — Simcoe coaching staff
The addition of Phoenix Lincoln, a high-level guard who played last season with Oakville Prep/HQ Elite, gives Simcoe a legitimate go-to scorer and leader. Lincoln’s ability to create off the dribble and score at all three levels makes him one of the premier players in this division.
Supporting Cast:
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Caden McFee – Smart, team-first guard who plays with pace.
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Kelechi Nwokeke – Athletic wing who can defend multiple positions.
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David Ojo – High motor forward who rebounds and runs the floor.
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Will Lepage – Versatile player who brings spacing and consistent effort.
Simcoe’s mix of experience and new firepower should make them a serious playoff threat.
North Toronto Huskies
The North Toronto Huskies are back in the fold with a balanced and disciplined squad that thrives on team basketball. Their core players are known for toughness, energy, and unselfish play — the kind of identity that makes them dangerous in tight games.
Players to Watch:
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#21 Betsaleel Muntaba
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#10 Campbell Hamilton
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#0 Cameron Woodfield
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#77 Alex Todorovic
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#6 Lucio Savi
Expect North Toronto to be a gritty opponent capable of pulling off statement wins.
Gatineau Dragons
Representing Quebec in the Grade 11 Division, The Gatineau Dragons bring a fearless, physical style of play and a roster full of athletes who can guard multiple positions.
Core Players:
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Aodhan Kavanagh – Strong, versatile wing who plays both ends of the floor.
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Romuald Amegounde – Explosive athlete who thrives in transition and brings defensive energy.
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Jackson Skwiercz – Reliable shooter with high IQ and strong decision-making.
The Dragons’ chemistry and pace will make them a tough matchup for every Ontario team in the field.
Durham Gators
The Durham Gators enter the Grade 11 season with one of the most complete and well-balanced rosters in the division. They combine athleticism, shooting, and high-level basketball IQ — a group that can win games in a variety of ways.
🔹 Player Profiles
Dominic Bowen – Guard / Forward
An athletic 3-level scorer with speed to burn, Bowen is a nightmare in transition. His ability to finish through contact and create off the dribble makes him a constant scoring threat. Expect him to be one of the Gators’ primary weapons.
Shaheed Douglas – Point Guard
The floor general. Douglas controls tempo, reads defenses, and sets the tone offensively. His court vision and ability to make plays for teammates make him one of the top facilitators in the division.
Athar Ahmed – Forward / Center
Old-school footwork meets modern touch. Athar scores efficiently inside and has developed a reliable mid-range jumper, giving the Gators a steady inside presence.
Eric Jevnisek – Forward
The heart and soul of the team — a glue guy who leads by example. Jevnisek’s toughness, rebounding, and ability to stretch the floor make him invaluable to the Gators’ system.
Mutahar Ahmed – Guard
A sharpshooter with craft and confidence. Mutahar’s ability to create separation and hit tough shots puts constant pressure on defenses. Expect him to have multiple breakout performances this season.
With this mix of skill and leadership, the Durham Gators are poised to be one of the most fundamentally sound and entertaining teams to watch in the Grade 11 Division.
🔚 Final Thoughts
The Grade 11 Division of the NPH Showcase League will be a proving ground for future stars. From West United’s prospect-heavy roster to Simcoe United’s new-look lineup led by Phoenix Lincoln, every matchup will showcase rising talent and national potential.
As these players continue developing their games and building their résumés, this season will no doubt reveal the next wave of NCAA and U SPORTS prospects ready to take the stage.
