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Kiyan Anthony's Long Island Lutheran High School took the top spot on On3's top 25 high schools in New York. The publisher announced on Friday that the list was released after careful consideration by other media outlets, including ESPN, Sports Illustrated, MaxPreps and more.
Let's look at the list of top 25 high schools in New York.
- Long Island Luthern
- Archbishop Stepinac
- St. Raymond For Boys
- Nazareth
- St. Francis Prep
- Christ the King Regional
- Jefferson
- Cardinal Hayes
- Lawrence Woodmere Academy
- Iona Preparatory School
- Brooklyn College Academy
- Mamaroneck
- St. Peters Boys
- Rush-Henrietta
- St. Anthony’s
- Shenendehowa
- Poly Prep
- Fairport
- Scarsdale Senior
- Glenn Falls Senior
- Cicero-North Syracuse
- Mount Vernon
- Rome Free Academy
- Liverpool
- Westhill
Archbishop Stepinac, ranked No. 2, is also second in the NY Class CHSAA AA with a 9-3 record, trailing St. Francis Prep and ahead of Cardinal Hayes.
Kiyan Anthony's recent run of games
Kiyan Anthony and the Mingo brothers helped lead Long Island Lutheran High School to a 68-52 win over Orangeville at the La Porte Invitational on Saturday.
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Anthony, who returned after a month-long injury, contributed six points, one assist, one steal, and one rebound in 23 minutes. Penn State signee Kayden Mingo scored 12 points while shooting 66.6%, including 60.0% from beyond the arc in 26 minutes.
Long Island Lutheran High School also triumphed over the Boozer twins' Columbus Explorers at the Jordan Holiday Classic on Dec. 28. With Anthony absent due to injury, the Mingo brothers secured their biggest win of the season, coming back from a double-digit deficit to win 77-66.
LuHi is on a six-game winning streak that began on Dec. 19, with victories over Gateway Charter (93-57), Westminster Academy (74-47) on Dec. 21, Oak Cliff Faith Family Academy (54-50) on Dec. 23, Columbus, Veritas Academy (61-53) on Friday and Orangeville Saturday.
