Posted Thursday, August 15th, 2019
It has been a long time coming, but with the grassroots season now over, we are ready to update rankings in all six New England states. Lots has certainly changed in recent months as various players have emerged (click here to read the YurView New England feature on 2020 stock-risers), some of left the region, and others have moved to new destinations within New England. This will be just the tip of the iceberg as well with the region's various…
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Posted Tuesday, August 13th, 2019
After a storied high school career at East Catholic, which included a pair of state championshiops, Joey Reilly was set to pursue a post-graduate year at Phillips Exeter Academy. That was until, new Holy Cross head coach Brett Nelson offered him a scholarship to join the Crusaders right away. Now, Reilly becomes the first player to commit to Nelson and helps fill a key void in Holy Cross' backcourt next season. In addition to his two state championships with East…
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![Emerging Names in New England’s Class of 2021]( "Emerging Names in New England’s Class of 2021")
Posted Tuesday, August 13th, 2019
We recently profiled some of New England’s top 2020 stock risers following the grassroots season.
Today, we’ll shift that focus to some of the 2021 prospects (and one in 2022) who have started to emerge in recent months.
Click here to read the entire YurView New England piece featuring Mac Etienne, Bensley Joseph, Camaron Tongue, George Smith, Gus Larson, Jai Smith, Dasonte Bowen and others.
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Posted Monday, August 12th, 2019
For the last 11 years the Elite 75 Frosh/Soph Edition has featured the very best underclassmen in all of New England. What started as a showcase for roughly 100 young prospects in 2008 has since grown into the largest one-day showcase in the entire northeast region with over 300 players in three of the last four years. Bigger is not always better though. While having 300 kids across 8 courts was definitely the only event to put all of the…
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Posted Saturday, August 10th, 2019
When Scott Faucher was named Assumption’s new head coach on May 14th, he took over a program that had one available scholarship in the class of 2019. Three months later, he and his staff have built a strong three-player class comprised entirely of players from the local ranks. The full scholarship went to Connecticut native Isiah Gaiter, who graduated from Sacred Heart High School in 2018 before heading to West Virginia for a post-graduate year at Huntington Prep. Gaither had…
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Posted Saturday, August 10th, 2019
Incoming Northfield Mount Hermon post-graduate Sam Silverstein made a verbal commitment to Harvard earlier this week. A graduate of New Trier High School in Illinois, Silverstein's senior season was cut short after breaking his wrist in February. His team was 22-3 prior to his injury but won just one of their five remaining games according to the Chicago Tribune. Now fully healthy, the 6-foot-6 wing starred with Fundamental U on the grassroots circuit and is poised to be an immediate…
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![Summer Stock-Risers - 2020]( "Summer Stock-Risers - 2020")
Posted Friday, August 9th, 2019
The summer recruiting period has come to an end and while this year’s schedule was very different due to the NCAA calendar, there were still plenty of prospects who managed to completely change their recruitment over the course of the last few months. Stock-risers, by their definition, aren’t necessarily the most highly recruited prospects in the class (although some of them now are), but they are the prospects who have played their way into significantly higher recruitment than they previously had. With…
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Posted Thursday, August 8th, 2019
NERR'z Zack Sandberg returned for the second week of the "Be a Baller, not a Bully" camp in Waterbury this week. This is the second year of the co-ed camp which was founded and is run by Ta'Quan "Tootie" Zimmerman, a local product who still plays professionally in various international leagues. The morning session is filled with skills and drills while the afternoon consists of "run and shoot games" but the anti-bullying theme is a constant over the course of…
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Posted Wednesday, August 7th, 2019
An already loaded UConn 2019 recruiting class picked up one more late addition on Tuesday when Richard Springs made a verbal commitment to join the Huskies in this fall's freshman class. Springs graduated from the MacDuffie School in the spring and was set to do a post-graduate year at Brewster Academy, remaining in the same 2020 class he had been listed in since he arrived at MacDuffie in the fall of 2017, but ultimately decided to join Connecticut a year…
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Posted Tuesday, August 6th, 2019
St. Thomas More head coach Jere Quinn is undoubtedly one of the godfathers of prep school basketball. The Chancellors program, and the St. Thomas More School itself, has very literally been his life's work and he has plenty to show for his 41 years on the sidelines including over 1,000 career wins, a nomination to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, and a countless number of lives he's changed in the process. This spring though, Quinn was hospitalized and diagnosed…
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