New England’s Notable Performances
Massachusetts was the talk of New England in week one of 2010 as they produced a number of top performances. Here is a look at who shined over the last seven days.
Massachusetts
Players(s) of the Week
We recently came across some incredible performances from last week that we didn’t get wind of before publishing our Notable Performers of January 1st, and while we are not in the habit of going backwards, these two performances were too dominant to ignore.
Robbie Burke, Hoosac Valley: Burke went off for maybe the most amazing stat line that we will see in New England all year long when he scored 40 points and grabbed a whopping 30 rebounds in a win over Wahconah. He followed that up with 34 points, including the 1000th of his career, in a 63-61 win over Monument Mountain.
Zach Hurynowicz, Burlington High School: Hurynowicz dropped 45 points on previously undefeated Reading, leading Burlington to a 75-60 win. That feat was good enough to set the bar as the current MIAA single game high for this season as well as a school record for Burlington. For the year the junior point guard is now averaging an incredible 24 points, 11 rebounds, 9 assists, and 5 steals.
• Tyler Delorey, Holy Name – 34pts, 10rebs, 5 stls in 77-67 loss to North
• Musa Elsir, W. Springfield – 29pts & game winning buzzer beater over Holyoke 62-61
• Alex Levine, Weston – 29pts in loss to Newton South
• Matt Ford, Medway – 27pts, 13rebs, & 8blks over Hopkinton 67-49
• Joe Mussachia, Manchester Essex – 21pts, 11rebs, & game winner at buzzer vs. SMHS
• Noah Vonleh, Haverhill – 25pts & 13 in 4th quarter vs. Masconomet
• Michael Moser, Fellowship Christian – 14pts, 12rebs & 10 blks vs. Northeast Metro
• Charlie Nedd-Alujo, Brighton – 36pts & 9-13 from 3pt line in 88-59 win over Hyde Park
• Ousmane Drame, New Mission – 20pts & 14rebs in 89-44 win over Dorchester
• David Campbell, Madison Park – 25pts, 15rebs & 4blks vs. East Boston
• Bob Wesoloski, Arlington Catholic – 15pts & 21rebs in 74-50 win over Bishop Fenwick
• Matt Cook, Hamilton-Wenham – 20pts, 13rebs & 10 asts over Amesbury 60-41
• Samir McDaniels, New Mission – 24pts & 11rebs over Georgetown 75-44
• Andre King, Sabis – 32pts & 3 threes in 71-48 win over Longmeadow
Maine
Player of the Week – Chris Braley, Nokomis High School: Nokomis couldn’t get a win this week, going 0-3 but Braley continues to put up some big time numbers. He went for 34 points and 14 rebounds against Rockland, 25 & 13 against Lincoln, and 24 & 13 against Leavitt.
• Ryan Leach, Hall-Dale – 26pts over Lisbon 57-44
• Ben Johnson, Maranacook – 15pts, 12rebs & 5blks vs. Camden Hills
• Jason Gorman, York – 24pts & 11 rebs in 65-42 win over Fryeburg
• Terrell Patterson, Old Orchard Beach – 26pts & 8rebs over Freeport
• Nich Joblin, Westbrook – 24pts in 53-33 win over Biddeford
• Matt Langadas, Lake Region – 30 pts over Poland 64-48
• Cody Robinson, So. Aroostook – 26 pts over East Grand
• Christopher Williams, Hodgdon – 32 pts over Katahdin
• Cam Shorey, Calais – 22pts & 10rebs over Woodland 75-51
• Isaac Durkee, Medomak Valley – 25pts in 55-43 win over MCI
• Mike McCann, Winslow – 24pts & 10rebs in 52-30 win over Gardiner
Rhode Island
Player of the Week – Ben Hamill, South Kingston High School: Hamill put up a huge number on Tuesday night as he scored 47 points, including eight three-pointers, to lead South Kingston Over Chariho 86-65.
• Michael Carter-Williams, St. Andrew’s – 28pts & 12asts at Findlay Prep Tourney in NV
• Colin Russell, Mt. St. Charles – 14 of 22pts in second half of 58-56 win over Burrillville
• Brian Yarce, Cranston West – 21pts & 10asts over Cranston East 55-37
• Aaron Brown, Smithfield – 33pts & 6-6 FT in final minute over St. Raphael 66-60
• Nick Jean-Gilles, Fatima – 27pts in 48-38 win over Davies
• Robert Alers, Central Falls – 23pts & 8asts in 80-66 loss to Johnston
• Zach Wells, Westerly – 17pts & 13rebs in 67-59 win over Barrington
• Andrew Chrabascz, Portsmouth – 20pts & 11rebs in 75-54 win over E. Greenwich
• Rob Hazard, North Kingston – 21pts & 4 threes over Exeter/W. Greenwich 68-58
• Tron Griffith, Woonsocket – 16pts, 8rebs & 7asts in 66-40 win over Cumberland
• John Peterson, Ponaganset – 30pts in 65-49 win over Pilgrim
New Hampshire
Player of the Week – Eric Feehan, Brady: During a relatively quiet week of high school basketball in the state of New Hampshire, Brady’s Eric Feehan provided some dramatics as he capped off a 28 point performance by drilling a game winning three-pointer with two seconds left to sink Kennett.
• Demitri Floras, Merrimack – 18pts, 16 2nd half & game winning basket in OT vs. Exeter
• Eric Watson, Merrimack – 20pts including 6 in OT of 73-70 win over Exeter
• Tom Poitras, Bow – 17pts & 13rebs in 50-40 win over Pembroke
• Doug Gregory, Kearsarge – 24pts in 63-56 win over Stevens
• Justin Dorr, Winnisquam – 22pts, 6rebs, 3asts & 4stls over Gilford 64-38
• Donaven Emerson, Pittsfield – 30pts & 9rebs for soph in 87-32 win over Nute
• Mike OLoughlin, Milford – 21pts in limited time over Hollis/Brookline 80-40
• Mike Colby, Londonberry – 21pts in 58-48 win over Nashua South
• Steve Spirou, Pelham – 23pts in 61-58 win over Portsmouth
• Kaleb Joseph, Nashua South – 21pts in 58-58 win over Londonberry
• Tarik Smith, St. Paul’s – 25pts, 4ast, 4stls & 4reb vs. Proctor Academy
Vermont
Player of the Week – Ben Ferris, Essex Junction High School: Ferris led Essex to a major upset over top ranked Burlington High School this week, scoring 22 points and playing even with BHS star Joe O’Shea. Ferris followed that up with a 21 point performance over Spaulding.
• Kyle Callanan, Mt. Anthony Union – scored his 1000th point in win over Bellows Falls
• Adam Boyle, Brattleboro Union – 30pts, 8rebs & 3asts in 78-60 win over Springfield
• Scott Hayford, Twin Valley – 21pts, 14rebs, & 13asts in win over Poultney
• Joe OShea, Burlington – 22pts in loss to Essex, 23pts over Colchester
• Eric Dubuque, South Burlington – 20pts & 6 threes in 61-50 win over Rice
• Sam Brigham, Montpelier – 20pts in 73-52 win over Lyndon
• Emmitt Simpson, Lake Region – 26pts & 7-8 FT in 4th quarter over Fairfax 59-55
• Jimmy Lau, Lyndon – 21pts in loss to Montpelier
• Jake Donnelly, Champlain Valley Union – 25pts & 6asts in 62-30 win over St. Johnsbury
• Mark Mallory, South Burlington – 26pts & 5asts over North Country
• Jaren Scrubb, Stowe – 33pts in 64-51 loss to Duncanville
• Nick Swim, BFA St. Alban’s – 27pts & 6 asts in win over Fairfax
• Harrison Taggart, Mill River – 21pts, 9rebs & 7asts in win over MSJ
• Josh Stewart, Essex – 26pts in win over Burlington
Connecticut
Player of the Week – Josh Turner, Sacred Heart High School: The senior swingman opened his week with 33 points, including 11-13 shooting from the free-throw line, and 6 assists to lead Sacred Heart over Seymour 68-55. He followed that up with another 29 points on Tuesday as Sacred Heart pounded Watertown 70-33.
• Bryan Spickle, Woodland – 21pts & 25rebs over Naugatuck 55-54
• Desmond Williams, Torrington – 35pts over Derby 71-56
• Ryan Kolb, Holy Cross – 25pts over Ansonia 67-53
• Bryan Jones, St. Paul’s – 27pts in 70-66 loss to Crosby
• Riley Kirsch, Hand – 23pts, 9rebs, and winning FT’s with 1 second to play 77-76
• Taquan Zimmerman, Putnam Science – 32pts & 8rebs in 60-59 loss to Brimmer & May
• Dan Guest, Master’s – 31pts in 77-65 win over New Leadership Prep
• Vic Anderson, New Leadership Prep – 33pts in loss to Master’s
• Darius Watson, New Britain – 26 pts, 3 threes, and game winning off. reb. vs. NWC
• Connor Boyen, Nonnewaug – 33pts over Gilbert including the 1000th of his career
• Sam Donahue, Stonington – 38pts in 64-60 win over Windham