Posted Tuesday, July 19th, 2011
Maine native Tyler McFarland ended his recruitment earlier this week with a verbal commitment to Bentley University. Bentley has made a habit of landing early July commitments in recent years and has been particularly strong recruiting the state of Maine with pledges from Jacob Moore and Andrew Shaw in addition to transfer Sam Leclerc. McFarland had a storied career at Camden Hills High School, leading his squad to three straight appearances in the state finals and winning two championships. His…
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Posted Tuesday, July 19th, 2011
The Scott Hazelton Basketball School will be returning to Greater Lawrence Technical School in Lawrence Massachusetts this summer with sessions scheduled for both boys and girls from August 8th - August 11th. The New England Recruiting Report will make their annual trip to check out the action first thing on the morning of Monday, August 8th. The Scott Hazelton Basketball School annually hosts top talent from Massachusetts and New Hampshire while also offering one of the top instructional day camps…
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Posted Monday, July 18th, 2011
Notre Dame Prep guard Myles Davis put an end to his recruitment late Monday night with a verbal commitment to Xavier. Davis had planned an announcement on national television last week if his Playaz Basketball Club was able to advance to the finals of the Nike Peach Jam but the announcement was delayed when they were turned away in the quarterfinals. Xavier, Pittsburgh, and Georgetown were Davis' three leaders heading into the summer, but Musketeers' head coach Chris Mack was…
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Posted Sunday, July 17th, 2011
The New England Recruiting Report was out in full force for the first half of the live period. During the course of those ten days we provided daily coverage of Hoop Mountain Super Week II and the All-Academic Camp, extended coverage of the New England Elite 75 Showcase and the Super 16 Showcase as well as additional coverage of the Hall of Fame National Invitational. Here's a look back at the headlines: Hoop Mountain SW2 - Wednesday Recap Hoop Mountain…
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Posted Saturday, July 16th, 2011
Lawrence Academy's Dan Giovacchini was recently named the winner of the High School Sullivan Award. The High School Sullivan Award stems from the prestigious AAU Sullivan Aard, honoring the outstanding amateur athlete in the United States. Presented annually by the AAU since 1930, the award was named after founder and past president of the Amateur Athletic Union James E. Sullivan. Based on the qualities of leadership, character, sportsmanship, and the ideals of amateurism, the award goes far beyond athletic accomplishments…
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Posted Friday, July 15th, 2011
There was an abundance of talent at Stonehill College last week for the annual Hoop Mountain Junior Elite Camp. NERR’s “A to Z” recap takes a look back at all the players who managed to catch our eye: Adam Buchanan – A tough guard/forward that plays smart, even when pressured. Aidan Harding – A young player with good passing ability and a positive attitude. Aidan Wright – Arrived in the gym before 7 o’clock for the early morning…
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Posted Friday, July 15th, 2011
St. Michael's College received an early verbal commitment in the class of 2012 recently when David Garcia pledged to head coach Michael Harding. Garcia is a six-foot-three combo-guard from Pocono Mountain East High School in Pennsylvania. Last year he helped guide East to a seventeen win season. He has had similar success this spring and summer on the AAU circuit, running with The Feeder. Garcia is best known for his ability to make shots from the perimeter but also offers…
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Posted Thursday, July 14th, 2011
The Boston Amatuer Basketball Club claimed the 2011 Nike EYBL championship on Friday with a win over Memphis YOMCA in a national televised game. Nerlens Noel played his most aggressive offensive game of the tournament, going 8-19 from the floor for 17 points along with 5 assists, while continuing to anchor the team’s defensive effort with 10 rebounds, 6 blocks, and 4 steals. BABC utilized their trademark 1-2-2 pressure throughout the game and held YOMCA’s touted duo of Shaq Goodwin…
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Posted Thursday, July 14th, 2011
With action at the seventh annual Hoop Mountain All-Academic Camp coming to a close on the campus of Brandeis University on Friday, prospects continued to compete hard hoping to gain the attention of some of the country’s premiere academic institutions still packing the sidelines. With so many terrific players headlining play at camp over the past couple of days, New England Recruiting Report wanted to highlight a select 12 who separated themselves with their stellar performances, as well as draw…
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Posted Wednesday, July 13th, 2011
The seventh annual Hoop Mountain All-Academic Camp is underway on the campus of Brandeis University, with over 360 players from 38 states competing in front of some of the nation’s elite academic institutions. Here’s a look at some of the New England products, as well as their out-of-region counterparts, who have stood out throughout Thursday’s rounds of five-on-five play. Cam Shorey (Phillips Exeter)- A strong, sturdy athlete with the ability to get up and finish above the rim, Shorey had…
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