Posted Monday, March 2nd, 2009
Class A1. South Kent School2. Bridgton Academy3. Brewster Academy4. Winchendon School5. Worcester Academy6. Maine Central Institute7. St. Thomas More School8. Northfield Mount Hermon SchoolWednesday, March 4QuarterfinalsAll games at Endicott CollegeNorthfield Mount Hermon School vs South Kent School – 12:00 pmSt. Thomas More School vs Bridgton Academy – 2:00 pmMaine Central Institute vs Brewster Academy – 4:00 pmWorcester Academy vs Winchendon School – 10:00 amFriday, March 6SemifinalsBoth games at Endicott College – 6:00 and 8:00 pmSunday, March 8Finals at Endicott College…
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Posted Sunday, March 1st, 2009
Bates Lands DuoFirst year head coach Jonathan Furbush has landed two more players to join his existing class of Jamie Pares and Eddie Bogdanovich. Now, Kevin Lentini from North Reading High School in Massachusetts and Nick Friedman, a post-graduate from Salisbury School in Connecticut are the latest to join the mix. Lentini is a small forward with a high basketball I.Q. He moves well without the ball, knows how to create space and score in the mid-range area, and plays…
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Posted Saturday, February 28th, 2009
Over 4600 people filled the Augusta Civic Center on Saturday as Thornton Academy and Edward Little High School battled it out for the coveted class A Golden Ball. Edward Little dictated the action throughout most of the first 28 minutes of play. Late in the third quarter they had built up their largest lead of the game at 9. But piece by piece Thornton chipped away in the fourth. They briefly took the lead around the four minute mark and…
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Posted Friday, February 27th, 2009
The rivalry between Rice Memorial High School and Burlington High School has deep routs, that extend back much farther than the individual players who took to the court at UVM’s Patrick Gymnasium on Friday night. This was the third consecutive year that the two clubs had met in the division I state final, with Rice claiming victory two years ago and Burlington getting retribution last year. Nevertheless, Burlington came into Friday night’s division I state championship game as the heavy…
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Posted Thursday, February 26th, 2009
Reebok will be running two Headliner camps in New England this spring. The Headliner Try-Out Camp will take place on May 30th & 31st and is open to players in the graduating class of 2010, 2011, and 2012. Top performers at the camp will earn invitations to the Reebok All-American Camp, Reebok Underclass Camp, and the Reebok Elite 75 Proving Ground. The event will be held at the Mansfield Sports Plex. To learn more about this camp and/or register please…
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Posted Thursday, February 26th, 2009
Connecticut Player of the Week – Tevin Baskin, Trinity Catholic High SchoolBaskin had 33 points & 23 rebounds in a win over St. Joe’s on Friday. Then on Wednesday, in a match-up of the FCIAC’s two unbeaten teams, he again dominated with 35 points and 12 rebounds as Trinity Catholic defeated Bridgeport Central 74-65. • Jordan Williams, Torrington, 45 points in 93-61 win over Wolcott• Jakarri McCallop, East Hartford, 23 points and 22 rebounds vs. Windsor• Steven Samuels & Tyrus…
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Posted Wednesday, February 25th, 2009
Greg DeSantis isn’t the same player he was a few years ago…and he would be the first one to admit that. In the spring of 2006, DeSantis was someone struggling to find his identity on the basketball court. Although he already possessed a well developed skill set, he seemed to always be looking over his shoulder, leery that a mistake could bring a quick substitution from the bench. But that summer things began to change. He rededicated himself to taking…
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Posted Tuesday, February 24th, 2009
Billy Marsden has a long list of awards and accolades from his basketball career thus far – Boston Globe All Scholastic, Boston Herald All Scholastic, 1000 point scorer, state champion…and now scholarship player. According to the Scott Hazelton Blog, Marsden has accepted a three for four scholarship (meaning he’ll get an athletic scholarship for the final 3 years of his college career) from SNHU and will receive an academic scholarship covering a significant portion of his freshman season.Marsden has developed…
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Posted Tuesday, February 24th, 2009
Rhys Murphy was one of the hottest names on the circuit this summer as the Australian native had a long list of coaches who were captivated by his combination of skill and athleticism. Having acquired so many potential suitors during the summer, it looked like it was going to be a busy pre-season at Lee Academy. But unfortunately, Murphy spent his first few months on campus out with an injury, which delayed his recruitment a little bit. But when the…
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Posted Monday, February 23rd, 2009
Players who do a post-graduate year often hope to gain something in that time besides a better college destination. That's certainly happened for C.J. Ruskay, now a post-graduate at Choate Rosemary Hall, who recently committed to the University of New Haven.The 6'4" wing actually thought about coming to Choate earlier than last year. He visited and considered repeating his junior year and finishing his career there. But he opted to finish his time at Fairfield Prep to have the full…
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