Posted Friday, April 24th, 2020
Master's School junior forward Quron Zene announced his verbal commitment to Columbia University as part of their 2021 class on Wednesday night. Columbia initially offered Zene last August and continued to recruit him throughout the course of the year. He announced his decision via his twitter account. All in ���� God is the greatest @TMSBBallcoach @coachczechjr @CULionsMBB @SupremeAthlete_ pic.twitter.com/J8FtDDAyGp — QuronzeneJr (@otn_q3) April 23, 2020 Zene has played on the Master's varsity team since he was in the 8th grade…
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Posted Friday, April 24th, 2020
Andrew Hartel was the epitome of a three-sport athlete during his time at Cape Elizabeth High School in Maine. The star big man on the basketball team, the quarterback of the football team, and a defensemen on the lacrosse team, he thrived in every arena. While Hartel well-rounded athletic achievements are incredibly impressive, he didn't start focusing on basketball or playing against top competition until this year. So in many ways, he's still very early on in his development. It's…
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Posted Thursday, April 23rd, 2020
Evan Young is a Rhode Island native who has been on a quest to prove that he is a scholarship caliber prospect in recent years. That journey started at St. Andrew's, intensified in the grassroots ranks for EVO and included a strong showing at last summer's Elite 75 College Showcase, when he attracted attention from a variety of division II and III coaches. This year, Young spent his final year in the prep ranks at the Master's School in Connecticut,…
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Posted Wednesday, April 22nd, 2020
Nick Sacchetti was a key piece of a North Kingston team that has been one of the most dominant teams in the state of Rhode Island for the last two years. They won the state championship a year ago and seemed destined for another trip to the finals this year before the tournament was ultimately cancelled because of the coronavirus. As detailed below, Sacchetti's coaches from both the high school and the AAU level rave about his versatility, ability to…
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Posted Tuesday, April 21st, 2020
Bourne High School and Rise Above Basketball big man Cam Dunbury made a verbal commitment to the College of St. Rose earlier this week, accepted their full athletic scholarship offer. St. Rose was one of the two division II schools to offer Dunbury a scholarship following the release of his Unsigned Senior Spotlight. Dunbury is a late-blooming 6-foot-10 big man who has improved by leaps and bounds within the last year. "Cam has made enormous steps in his development," Rise…
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![Unsigned Senior Spotlight - Giovanni Rubino]( "Unsigned Senior Spotlight - Giovanni Rubino")
Posted Tuesday, April 21st, 2020
Giovanni Rubino arrived in New England for his post-graduate year at Cheshire Academy as a relative unknown. He was coming off a strong senior season at Pequannock High School in New Jersey but was just beginning to grow into his body and looking to take both his game and his recruitment to the next levels. That's exactly what he did over the course of the next six months, as Rubino established himself as one of the keys for a Cheshire…
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Posted Monday, April 20th, 2020
Fairfield Warde High School alum and New Hampton School post-graduate Matt Becker made a verbal commitment to Saint Anselm College over the weekend, accepting a full athletic scholarship from the division II school. Becker, who played his grassroots basketball for Project Triple Threat, had a decorated high school career in the CIAC before proving himself at the highest level of prep competition in the country this year. A big guard with unique floor vision and passing ability, Becker built-up his…
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Posted Monday, April 20th, 2020
Marlon Short traveled across the country, from California to Connecticut, to play in the New England prep ranks and prove he was a division I player. He was on his way to doing it too before he was derailed by injury. While the injury cost him both the fall open gym months as well as the opening of the season, he was back to full strength down the stretch of the year, and not coincidentally, Canterbury was able to capture…
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Posted Sunday, April 19th, 2020
Jaheim Tanksley may not have played in New England, but he's certainly made his mark here. The point guard for both New Heights as well as the Patrick School's national team, Tanksley has made his mark on both the highest levels of grassroots and prep school basketball. Accordingly, he's had steady recruitment from a series of division II schools, including those in the NE-10, but aspires to play at the division I level, specifically in the MEAC. Prospect Profile Hght/Wght:…
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Posted Sunday, April 19th, 2020
Putnam Science Academy post-graduate big man Josh Gray announced on Friday that he has accepted a scholarship offer from LSU. Williams, a 7-foot post player out of Brooklyn, N.Y., played with the PSA Cardinals in the EYBL. “Will Wade is the head coach who recruited me the most, as opposed to other schools with more of the assistants. So when it’s the head coach, I know I’ve already got a solid relationship with him and that meant something to me,…
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