Stanley Rajkovich, the 6‑foot‑7 forward who helped Derry High School capture its first section championship in over six decades, is set to leave his current program and join The Kiski School in Saltsburg, Pennsylvania.
During the previous season he posted averages of 20.2 points and 8.1 rebounds per game, surpassing the 1,000‑point career milestone and drawing the eye of several Division I programs across the country.
Rajkovich will also reclassify academically, moving his expected graduation year to the Class of 2028. This adjustment gives him an additional year to develop physically and competitively before entering college.
A New Chapter at The Kiski School
The Kiski School, a private boarding institution with a strong basketball tradition, will provide Rajkovich with a rigorous academic environment and a competitive athletic schedule. The school's official website can be found at kiskischool.org.
Coaches at the school have expressed enthusiasm about integrating a player of Rajkovich's caliber, noting that his work ethic and versatility could elevate the team's performance in upcoming regional tournaments. The move also places him in a pipeline that has historically funneled talent into top collegiate programs.
As recruiting conversations intensify, the forward remains focused on refining his game and preparing for the next level. If the current trajectory holds, he could become one of the more highly‑rated prospects heading into the 2028 recruiting cycle.