Posted Tuesday, July 28th, 2015
The Boston Amateur Basketball Club's 10th grade team traveled to Louisville during the third and final week of the July evaluation period and came away with their latest Amateur Athletic Union national championship. Played in the historic Freedom Hall, BABC knocked off the Albany City Rocks 50-44 in the final, their 5th match-up of the year after having previously met at the BasketBull National Invitational, twice at the Boston Shootout and first at the Boo Williams Invitational. The win gives…
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Posted Monday, July 27th, 2015
The Mass Rivals had a storybook week at the Adidas Uprising Summer Championships, culminating an appearance on Sunday afternoon’s final, which aired live on ESPNU. Wenyen Gabriel helped himself as much as any prospect in the country this week as he not only continued to be followed by a variety of high-major head coaches, but also added new suitors, as Duke’s Coach K and Kentucky’s John Calipari joined the likes of Kevin Ollie, Ed Cooley, Shaka Smart, Mike Brey and…
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Posted Saturday, July 25th, 2015
The Connecticut Basketball Club punctuated their comeback summer with a championship at Live in the A.C., knocking off a number of talented programs from the Mid-Atlantic region in the process. Team Final Black, New Jersey Roadrunners and Jersey Shore Warriors all went down in their run to the finals, where they matched-up with Sports U, an Under Armour sponsored program from New Jersey. Faced with a talented program that boasted superior size at virtually every position on the floor, CBC…
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Posted Friday, July 24th, 2015
With pool play wrapping up and the single elimination bracket play set to begin on Friday both the Mass Rivals and New England Playaz had won their respective pools and advanced to the championship bracket at the Adidas Uprising Summer Championships. The Playaz went a perfect 3-0 opening with a Wednesday night win over Texas Elite 78-40 and then a pair of close games on Thursday over Compton Magic 74-68 and Florida Sons 70-65. Tremont Waters has continued to be…
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Posted Wednesday, July 22nd, 2015
The month of July can be the most important time of year in the recruiting process and now that we're already two-thirds of the way through the recruiting period, we've already seen some clear winners.
The New England Recruiting Report recently broke down some of the biggest individual winners thus far in another exclusive on Cox Hub.
To read the article in its entirety please click here.
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Posted Wednesday, July 22nd, 2015
The third and final week of the July evaluation period is set to tip-off on Wednesday afternoon at 5pm and New England teams are scattered from Las Vegas to Louisville to New Jersey and Atlantic City. Here's a look back at some of the offers that were generated during the second week of the period: USAD's E.J. Crawford landed his latest offer from Robert Morris while Towson came calling for Malik Petteway, following a post-graduate year in 2016. D.C. Blue…
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Posted Monday, July 20th, 2015
The Hall of Fame National Invitational wrapped up on Sunday with two champions crowned in both the u17 and u16 divisions respectively. The Mass Rivals took the top prize by winning the u17/open championship with a win over GTA Bounce in the finals. That win came on the heels of a win over the Albany City Rocks in the semifinal in a match-up that appeared to be the top draw of the weekend and attracted Maryland head coach Mark Turgeon,…
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Posted Sunday, July 19th, 2015
After a huge collective showing at Hoop Group Elite Camp, New England did it again at the Hoop Group Summer Jam Fest, with 5 teams advancing to the quaterfinals, 3 to the semifinals and then an all New England final as USAD held on for the championship in a one point win over the D.C. Blue Devils. The Blue Devils were USAD's third straight opponent from New England as they knocked off Middlesex Magic in the quarterfinals and then We…
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Posted Sunday, July 19th, 2015
Session II of the Hoop Group Elite Camp was held at Albright University in Reading, Pennsylvania, but for the better part of four days it seemed like it was in New England, as the local products were the story of the camp. Cushing Academy point guard Wabissa Bede was named the camp's MVP and was one of 13 different New England products to be chosen for the Top 20 All-Star Game. Saul Phiri, Aaron Wheeler, Jarrod Simmons, Kimani Lawrence, Tyrn…
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Posted Saturday, July 18th, 2015
New England was well represented at the Adidas Uprising All-American Camp, held Wednesday through Friday last week at Long Island University Post in New York. Mustapha Heron, Tyrique Jones, Wenyen Gabriel, A.J. Brodeur, Tremont Waters, Makai Ashton-Langford, Kellan Grady and Tomas Murphy were all among the 90 players from across the Adidas Uprising brand selected to participate. Heron was also one of 18 players from within the camp chosen to take part in the Uprising Showcase game, played Thursday night…
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