Posted Tuesday, October 2nd, 2012
The Hoop Group came to New England this week for their annual stop on their Fall Top 100 Tour. They began on Saturday at the Reggie Lewis Center for their New England top 100 and then moved south to Connecticut on Sunday for the Academic Elite 100 at Trinity College. Here’s a look at who impressed:Alex Wolf, Greenwich (CT) – The big fella showed why he could very well be the newcomer of the year in the CIAC this…
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Posted Monday, October 1st, 2012
MB Nation’s Elite College Night provided a unique opportunity to see the vast majority of the top talent from the entire state of Maine in one showing as a select group of 30 players went through an hour of skill work and a second hour of game sets with roughly two dozen college coaches looking on. Top PerformancesDustin Cole, Bonny Eagle – It came as no surprise that the junior guard was the star of drill work, but he…
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Posted Monday, October 1st, 2012
Rockland High School's six-foot-six senior big man Tyler Gibson was one of the breakout prospects from this summer's July live period. After flying under the radar for the vast majority of his high school career, Gibson turned in a starring performance for the Boston Warriors at AAU nationals, picking up his first scholarship offers shortly afterward as a result. Two months and a few more scholarship offers later and Gibson has made a verbal commitment to the school who offered…
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Posted Monday, October 1st, 2012
The sixth annual Harvard Basketball Coaches Clinic will take place Saturday, Oct. 27 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Lavietes Pavilion under the direction of head coach Tommy Amaker. The first session includes opening remarks by Coach Amaker and an observation of a Harvard Basketball practice, including insight and analysis from Coach Amaker.There will also be a guest lecture with Mike Longabardi, who is entering his sixth season as an assistant coach with the Boston Celtics. Working under head…
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Posted Sunday, September 30th, 2012
In the Freshmen Division at the Blue Chip Classic, the Mass Rivals went 2-0 to take the Championship while the Rhode Island Hawks earned a victory over the New England Storm to finish in second place. Here's a look at which players impressed in the Fessenden School Gym. (Highlight video below from Ballas TV) Mass Rivals Player Recap Saul Phiri has a back-court tool-shed which houses size, length, power, skill, and explosion. When he attacks the lane and initiates contact, he punishes…
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Posted Sunday, September 30th, 2012
Sunday was a big day for the University of New Hampshire as they landed two verbal commitments. The first came from Brewster Academy forward John Edwards and the second from point guard Daniel Jackson. Jackson is a six-foot southpaw point guard from Vista Ridge High School in Austin, Texas who ran with ATX Lockdown on the AAU circuit. He is the second Texas native to commit to New Hampshire in the last two years. Known as a scoring point…
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Posted Sunday, September 30th, 2012
Northfield Mount Hermon post-graduate guard Mike Fleming made a verbal commitment to Dartmouth on Monday morning. Fleming visited Dartmouth’s campus officially this past weekend and chose the Big Green over Air Force and Wofford along with interest from several other Ivy League programs. “I just really wanted to find the perfect combination of academics and basketball. That was the main reason why I came to NMH, Coach Carroll’s relationships with schools of that caliber,” the Illinois native said. “When I…
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Posted Sunday, September 30th, 2012
When Daquein McNeil’s playing career at Vermont Academy comes to an end, he’s likely to be remembered as one of the most pivotal players in school history. McNeil was one of the first players to follow head coach Jesse Bopp to the school in the summer of 2010 and together they have been the two most visible pieces of a program that has been able to completely redefine itself after years of failing to be among the competitors in…
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Posted Sunday, September 30th, 2012
Brewster Academy forward John Edwards made a verbal commitment to the University of New Hampshire on Sunday night. The North Carolina native, now in his second season at Brewster, figures to be an ideal fit for the Wildcats and head coach Bill Herrion. When Edwards first arrived in New England as a junior he joined an ultra talented Brewster squad that went on to win 33 games and capture the 2012 National Prep Championship. Playing in a loaded frontcourt along…
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Posted Saturday, September 29th, 2012
One of Connecticut’s most talented basketball prospects has returned to play his high school basketball in his home state.East Hartford native Kahari Beaufort is fully enrolled at University High School of Science and Engineering in Hartford and has attended classes for the last two weeks according to boys basketball coach Jay Riccitelli. Beaufort began last season at East Hartford High School before transferring to St. Raymond’s in New York City to play alongside many of his AAU teammates with the…
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