For more than three decades, Brewster Basketball has been one of the most accomplished prep programs in the country. What began under Coach David Bolduc in the late 1990s continued to reach new heights under legendary Coach Jason Smith through the 2000s and beyond, building a legacy that extends well beyond wins and banners. Now the program has a new voice. His name is Luke Rosinski, and he is ready.

LUKE ROSINSKI

Luke Rosinski knows this world. He grew up in Derry, New Hampshire, played two years of NEPSAC basketball at Kimball Union Academy, and earned a Division I scholarship to the University of New Hampshire. He didn't leave the game after that. He stayed close to it, building a coaching career at college programs and independent schools (including Hargrave Academy, known for producing nearly 30 NBA alumni) and immersing himself in the recruiting landscape. He's built the kind of relationships with college coaches that matter enormously when it's time to make a call on behalf of a player.

Armed with this network and experience, stepping into Brewster's basketball legacy doesn't intimidate him.

"I'm excited to keep Brewster as New Hampshire's premier team on the national landscape."

Luke calls himself a grinder, and he means it literally. He's been in the gym every day, working alongside his players on skill development, game reads, physical preparation, and the mental side of competing at a high level. He holds his players to high standards. He also believes he has to earn the right to do that.

"IT'S TELLING A PLAYER DIRECTLY AND WITHOUT HESITATION, THAT HE CARES ABOUT THEM."

This is what drives him more than anything else. Not the wins and banners, though he intends to add to them. It's the player who came in unsure of himself and left knowing exactly what he was capable of. It's the phone call Luke makes to the right college coach at the right moment. It's telling a player directly and without hesitation, that he cares about them.

"Winning is super important. Championships are so important. But changing lives is the most important thing. And I'm excited to do that at Brewster."

There is a lot of noise in high school basketball right now. Recruiting has changed. What families are looking for in a program has changed. Luke has watched all of it from close range and brings new energy to the possibilities of Brewster's future. He knows what players need, what coaches need, and what a program has to look like to stay at the front of the national conversation. And he's here to carry Brewster's legacy to the next era.

But with all of that, he keeps coming back to the same thing.

"Getting my players to the places they want to be is my number one goal. But so is helping them develop as human beings and carry themselves with lifelong success."

The next chapter of Brewster Basketball has started. Luke Rosinski is already in the gym.

MEET NATIONALLY-RANKED PLAYERS ON THE 26-27 TEAM

• Trey Edwards '28 | Hometown: Melissa, TX | Height: 6'6" | Position: Shooting Guard | Ranked #33 in the class of 2028 (Rivals rankings)
• Kelvin "Pop" Anderson '28 | Hometown: Suffolk, VA | Height: 6'2" | Position: Point Guard | Ranked #60 in the class of 2028 (247Sports rankings)
• James Minlend '27 | Hometown: Harrisburg, NC | Height: 6'7" | Position: Wing | Ranked #122 in the class of 2027 (Rivals rankings)
• Maxx Tjongondjoza '28 | Hometown: Brighton, UK | Height: 6'9" | Position: Wing / Forward | Ranked #137 in the class of 2028 (Rivals rankings)
• Alex Pace '27 | Hometown: Johns Creek, GA | Height: 6'2" | Position: Point Guard | Ranked #179 in the class of 2027 (Rivals rankings)
• Cannon Combs '29 | Hometown: Mount Olive, AL | Height: 6'10" | Position: Forward / Center | Projected Top 100 Player in the class of 2029 (ESPN rankings)