#7 Ryder Frost Men's Basketball Roster

PREP

• Consensus top-100 recruit nationally. Ranked 79th by ESPN
• 2025 Capital Classic participant with the United States All-Stars – earned team MVP after recording 18 points behind 6-8 shooting from three.
• Finished in the top-10 17U leaders in Box Plus-Minus from AAU at 10.9.
• Landed on Paul Biancardi’s 2025 top shot-makers list.
• Averaged 21.6 points, 7.7 rebounds and 3.2 assists per game in his junior season as he led Phillips Exeter to a NEPSAC Class A championship.
• Frost made nearly 44 percent of his 201 three-point attempts.
• Ultimately named the 2024 NEPSAC Class A Player of the Year.
• Played on the Under Armour Association circuit in the summer of 2024 with 17U Middlesex Magic. He shot 48.0 percent from the field (98-of-204) and 45.2 percent from three (70-of-155), averaging 15.8 points, 5.4 rebounds and 1.8 assists in 18 games.
• His 45 percent clip from three-point range led the Under Armour circuit.

COACH SHREWSBERRY ON FROST

“Playing for the Middlesex Magic AAU program, Ryder is someone who we became very familiar with this summer. The Middlesex Magic program has been very kind to Notre Dame, and Ryder is the latest example. Immediately what stands out with Ryder is his ability to make shots. He is in my opinion the best outside shooter in the entire class. However, he can do more than just catch and shoot. Ryder also is a capable ball handler and an underrated athlete whose size and strength should give him positional versatility.”

STAFF ON FROST

We will always focus on elite floor spacers who can threaten the defense from three point range, and there might not be a better example of someone who fits that role in the class of 2025 than Ryder Frost.

Ryder shot 45 percent from three on the Under Armour Association with the Middlesex Magic, and was seen as potentially the best shot maker in the entire country.

He has good size on the wing, and is a strong kid who will also contribute in other ways beyond just shot making. Ryder is a solid rebounder and a good passer as well, but we expect his shooting to fit in perfectly with our roster and within our system, making us dynamic on the offensive end of the floor.

Ryder chose Notre Dame over Michigan, Iowa, Virginia Tech, Penn State, Syracuse, BYU and others.