Posted Thursday, November 17th, 2011
Coaches from over 60 Division 1 institutions were in attendance for the first day of National Prep Showcase games at Albertus Magnus College in New Haven, CT. These are the players and teams who impressed in the first day of action: Lee Academy (ME) 70, Fork Union Military Academy (VA) 63 In the opening contest of the National Prep Showcase, Lee Academy was able to catch the victory over Fork Union, who despite 1-14 shooting from behind the arc was…
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Posted Thursday, November 17th, 2011
The nation’s most prestigious prep school event is once again returning to New Haven, Connecticut and Albertus Magnus College. The 2011 National Prep Showcase not only features the best post-graduate programs from around New England, but also the very best the entire nation has to offer with Hargrave Military Academy, La Lumiere School, Fork Union Military Academy, Fishburne Military Academy, Blair Academy, and Massanutten Military Academy all returning to the field while programs like St. John’s Military Academy, New Hope…
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Posted Wednesday, November 16th, 2011
It was little more than five years ago that Hotchkiss and basketball were two words that were rarely used together in the same sentence. That all changed when head coach Fred Benjamin arrived on the scene, intent to build a basketball program at one of New England’s most prestigious academic schools. The last five years have seen the status of the Hotchkiss program continued to rise with the likes of Jason Morris, Derrick Wilson, and others coming through the school. …
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Posted Tuesday, November 15th, 2011
Bridgton Academy point guard Jarryn Skeete projected to be a very busy man coming out of the early signing period. A savvy six-foot-two point guard with pure floor general skills and a high basketball I.Q., Skeete was projected to be one of the premier lead guards left on the board. But that all changed on Tuesday when the University of Buffalo landed what could ultimately be remembered as a bit of a steal. Skeete made a verbal commitment to Bulls’…
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Posted Tuesday, November 15th, 2011
Harvard landed a verbal pledge from Ontario, Canada native Agunwa Okolie on Tuesday, according to ESPN's Dave Telep. Okolie was originally a member of the 2013 class but will instead enroll in the fall as a 2012 recruit. The six-foot-eight big man was rated a high major prospect by ESPN with a grade of 90, and is the latest in a rapidly growing line of talented frontcourt prospects to pick Harvard. He joins a Crimson recruiting class that features center…
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Posted Monday, November 14th, 2011
Lee Academy senior forward Jean Yves Toupane made a verbal commitment to St. Bonaventure over the weekend and is expected to sign his National Letter of Intent before the end of the end of signing period. Yves Toupane is a native of Senegal who is now in his second season at Lee Academy after debuting last year as a junior. This summer he ran with MBR on the AAU circuit, making his first appearance at the New England Elite 75…
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Posted Sunday, November 13th, 2011
The New England Recruiting Report has a new video of the week and, once again, it comes care of Derek Malloy and his Too Easy series.
Malloy's latest mix features some of the best dunks New England has seen this fall including the likes of Noah Vonleh, Jared Terrell, Jake Layman, Tyree Robinson, Jalen Adams, Kuran Iverson, Jarred Reuter, John Powell, and others.
To see the video in its entirety visit the bottom right hand corner of the NERR homepage.
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Posted Sunday, November 13th, 2011
Our resident NHIAA expert continues to break down the state’s top lopcal prospects. Last week we started it off with the Class of 2012, and now we break down the best players for the Class of 2012. Mabor Gabriel, Trinity HS – Two years ago Gabriel was a lanky 6’5” freshman who moved awkwardly on the court and was very raw skill-wise. Now he’s the best college prospect college prospect in the NHIAA. The 6’7” junior forward has tirelessly worked…
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Posted Friday, November 11th, 2011
The University of Hartford men’s basketball staff will be holding a coaching clinic on Sunday, November 27th at Chase Arena. The clinic will run from 9:30a.m. to 12:00p.m. with all proceeds benefitting the Hartford South Park Homeless Shelter. The cost of the clinic is $20. Speakers include University of Hartford head coach John Gallagher as well as Trinity College head coach James Cosgrove, who will discuss a variety of topics including offensive build-ups, defensive principles, and general coaching philosophy. There…
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Posted Friday, November 11th, 2011
The NEPSAC once again appears to be the pre-eminent, non-collegiate amateur basketball league in the United States. In other words, you can travel all fifty states and you won’t find a more talent laden league in high school or prep competition. While we have already profiled each of class AAA’s eight individual schools (click the respective links to view), today we’ll take a collective look at the league and analyze the strengths and concerns of each respective program. Brewster Academy…
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