Posted Monday, April 27th, 2026
The first session of the 2026 ZGXL season took place this past weekend in Manheim, Pennsylvania. Teams from all around the East Coast traveled and contributed to a great weekend of hoops. Here are some standouts from the action. BJ Simmons is a solid 6’6” wing prospect for schools in the Northeast to have on their radar. The IQ Elite 2027 offers some versatile shotmaking using his size and catch-and-shoot prowess to make an impact from outside, or post moves and…
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Posted Monday, April 27th, 2026
We continue on with the recap of guys on the wing, and at the forward and center positions. Here's who stood out. Rolky Brea-Arias, St. Mary’s (MA) – Fresh off a state championship, Brea-Arias still feels a bit under the radar despite the physical tools he brings to the court. The 6’5” wing is insanely bouncy and consistently plays above the rim, as he threw down a handful of big-time dunks in his appearance the other night. He impacts the game with…
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Posted Friday, April 24th, 2026
Size is always a hot commodity when schools are looking for recruits, no matter what level that may be. At the Unsigned 2026 Event. there was a good amount of size in the building, and we'll begin to tackle that with some of the top standouts we saw last night from the bigs, forwards and wings. Ceadan Ash, St. Andrew’s School – Ash brings rare size at 7’0” and showed encouraging mobility for a player of his size. He protected the…
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Posted Thursday, April 23rd, 2026
The Elite 75 Academic Experience brought a number of high school prospects to Worcester Polytechnic for a few hours of exposure to high academic programs. The night included some isolated skills and drills led by the college coaches in the house, followed by a recruiting speech from Lamar Reddicks (Milton Academy & former college coach), and gameplay. We begin with who stood out on Monday with the following twelve players. Gavin Wettlaufer, Worcester Academy – Wettlaufer is a long 6’9” forward who…
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Posted Thursday, April 23rd, 2026
Over the weekend, Richard Pitino and Xavier landed a big-time commitment from 6’8 forward Harrison Aligbe, a 1st team All-NEPSAC selection who spent his senior year at St. Andrew’s School. Harrison will be teaming up at Xavier with his older brother Rolyns, providing Xavier a versatile forward duo with built-in chemistry and a proven history of success together. Harrison’s journey to the Division 1 level was unlike most. The Minnesota native made the move to New England prep basketball following his…
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Posted Saturday, April 18th, 2026
After a consistent career in New England, Sage Baptiste has officially announced his commitment to Northeastern University. This makes him one of the latest NEPSAC players to make the jump to Division I hoops. I was able to speak with both Baptiste and one of his Team Sims coaches, Kevin Harrigan on his recent commitment. Baptiste’s journey has been defined by growth, consistency, and a strong work ethic that has paid off over time. He began his high school career at Bishop…
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Posted Friday, April 17th, 2026
As the offseason continues and the grassroots season begins, more players from across New England have locked in their next stops at the collegiate level. These players have finished off tremendous high school careers and are ready to make the jump to the next level. Owen Eaton, Tilton School (NH)Committed to the University of Saint JosephOwen Eaton has continued to develop into a dynamic scoring guard during his time at Tilton. Originally from Vermont, the 6 '2 guard has made a…
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Posted Thursday, April 16th, 2026
Treyvon Miller, St. Pauls School (NH)Committed to Wesleyan University (CT)Treyvon Miller is a very versatile 6'7 forward who has a strong, physical frame and the ability to impact the game in multiple ways. Miller is coming off a season where he was named Lakes Region All-Star Class A Honorable Mention this past year at St. Paul’s. He is very good at using his size to get deep position in the paint, consistently finishing through contact over bigger defenders and dominating…
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Posted Thursday, April 9th, 2026
At the end of February, it was announced that Bishop Ludden senior Jahzar Greene had committed to play in the MAAC at Manhattan University. Greene was a standout at multiple NERR events in 2025, including both of the Western New York Elite 75 College Showcases in Rochester, New York, and the Central College Showcase in Worcester, Massachusetts. It was evident immediately upon our first viewing that Greene had scholarship-level skill and had ultimately slipped through the cracks, but that changed quickly. Following…
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Posted Monday, April 6th, 2026
The Elite 75 Academic Experience is designed for high-school basketball prospects, boys and girls, who are looking to compete in a high-level setting while gaining meaningful exposure to strong academic college programs. Throughout the event, players will work directly with college coaches with an academic focus in their recruiting. Our coaching staff will continue to be announced leading up to the event and will primarily consist of assistant coaches from the NESCAC and NEWMAC, providing athletes with direct access to some…
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