Posted Tuesday, October 27th, 2015
The Middlesex Magic AAU program has announced two more commitments in recent weeks with Dover-Sherborn (MA) forward Brendan Olski and Rivers forward Connor MacIsaac both planning to continue their careers at Washington and Lee University in Virginia. Olski's decision came nearly two weeks ago now while MacIsaac made his choice just late last week. While both players are 6-foot-6 forwards, they have compatible styles that should compliment each other well at the next level. Olski is a rugged forward who…
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Posted Monday, October 26th, 2015
Zero Gravity hosted their Tournament of Champions event this weekend at the University Sports Complex in Hanover and the Mansfield Sports Complex, hosting some of New England’s premier programs on their Path to the Belt fall circuit – which concludes next weekend at the ZGReport Battle for the Belt. It was a tremendous weekend for BABC, as the program’s 9th, 10th, and 11th grade teams stayed undefeated in the fall circuit and swept the competition by taking home championships in…
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Posted Sunday, October 25th, 2015
It's been a great few months for the Atlantic 10 Conference on the recruiting trail as a number of their programs have won high profile battles, several of which have been rooted right here in New England. From UMass to Rhode Island to Chris Baldwin to Kevin Marfo and even beyond our region's grasp, the New England Recruiting Report breaks down who in the conference is in good shape heading into November's early signing period. Click here to read the…
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Posted Saturday, October 24th, 2015
First it was Donovan Mitchell. Then it was Wenyen Gabriel. Now Providence fans and even some analysts are suggesting that the Friars shouldn't bother to recruit against the "blue bloods." It's actually a relevant question for any program that competes in a high-major league that isn't Duke, Kentucky, Kansas, North Carolina, UCLA or something comparable. So, we asked Ed Cooley what he thought about that at Big East media day, and then layed out the value in not backing down…
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Posted Friday, October 23rd, 2015
In the second to last week of fall circuit action, Zero Gravity heads to the University Sports Center and Mansfield Sportsplex this weekend for the Tournament of Champions, which is sure to be a loaded high school field in what has been the most competitive ZG Fall circuit yet. This weekend’s boys’ varsity division may very well be the most competitive group to hit ZG events this fall. The field will feature regular powers like BABC, Mass Rivals, and New…
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Posted Friday, October 23rd, 2015
This week’s recruiting headlines were dominated by big crowds at both UConn and Providence for their respective Midnight Madness celebrations on Friday and Saturday night respectively. UConn hosted virtually the entire Mass Rivals and Putnam Science programs along with several members of BABC’s 10th grade team. The Huskies appear to be targeting a pair of local ESPN 60 guards in Makai Ashton-Langford and Hamidou Diallo and assist coach Karl Hobbs was back at Cushing later in the week to follow-up…
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Posted Thursday, October 22nd, 2015
The New Hampton School might be the best shooting team in Class AAA of the NEPSAC this year. They might have the highest collective basketball I.Q. They also may have as many, if not more, division I caliber upperclassmen than any other program. Yet, no one seems to be talking about the Huskies this fall. Don’t expect it to stay like that for long. New Hampton may not have as many big names or high profiles, but in some ways…
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Posted Wednesday, October 21st, 2015
Whether it’s a quick glance down their roster or just a few minutes at their open gym, it doesn’t take very long to realize that this is the most talented South Kent team head coach Kelvin Jefferson has had in years. Quite possibly, since his first year with the Cardinals when they made a run to the NEPSAC finals and came within just a couple of possessions of calling themselves champions. There are players already committed to Syracuse, Georgetown and…
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![Racy is NESCAC Bound]( "Racy is NESCAC Bound")
Posted Tuesday, October 20th, 2015
Northfield Mount Hermon forward Patrick Racy has committed to Tufts University, pending acceptance of his early decision application. Racy began his career at Ridgefield High School before transferring into NMH last season. He's also starred with High Rise Elite on the AAU circuit. He received some interest from Ivy and scholarship level schools but was ultimately recruited hardest by a wide variety of academic division III schools before narrowing his choice down to Tufts and NYU. "The great combination of…
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Posted Tuesday, October 20th, 2015
Holderness School senior point guard Thomas Jackson committed to St. Michael's over the weekend. St. Michael's is a division II school in Burlington, Vermont which competes in the prestigious Northeast 10 Conference. A 6-foot-2 lead guard originally from Connecticut, Jackson had a breakout junior season at Holderness under former Boston College and Cornell assistant Woody Kampmann, proving his ability to put points on the board in bunches and earning interest from a variety of scholarship level schools in the process.…
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