Dallier Picks Yale

New England Recruiting Report | Thursday, August 9th, 2012

 
In most gyms in the United States when you hear kids talking about “The League” they are referring to the NBA.  But at Northfield Mount Hermon School, that phrase means something entirety different.  

At NMH, “The League” refers only to the Ivy League, the league which has now captured 17 players from NMH in the last five seasons.    

Thursday night saw their latest commitment as Anthony Dallier became already the third NMH prospect in the class of 2013 to commit to an Ivy League School, announcing his decision via twitter.  

“I've made my college decision and today officially committed to play my college ball at Yale university!! Extremely excited to be a bulldog,” he tweeted.

Dallier joins incoming post-graduate Zena Edosomwan (Harvard) and classmate Pete Miller (Princeton) in NMH’s rising senior/post-graduate class.  

The six-foot-six swingman spent the first three years of his high school career at North Allegheny High School in Pennsylvania, where he was named a Post-Gazette Fabulous Five selection following his junior season.  

The 2011-2012 season was Dallier’s first at Northfield Mount Hermon, and it proved to be a big one as he averaged 11 points, 6 rebounds, and 4 assists per game to help lead NMH to their first NEPSAC AAA championship.  

He is the second player to commit to Yale in the class of 2013, joining another big guard in six-foot-six Oregon native J.T. Flowers.  Dallier is also the second NMH product to commit to Yale in the last three years, joining rising sophomore Armani Cotton.  

Here’s a look at Dallier’s 2011-2012 season highlights care of the NMH Basketball YouTube page.