Posted Wednesday, March 2nd, 2016
The NEPSAC’s controversial last-minute decision to deny Commonwealth Academy, a team loaded with talent and toughness that finished 19-2 in conference, the opportunity to play in the AA Tournament removed a program that likely would have been the two seed and certainly a contender for this year’s championship. Vermont Academy enters the field as the top seed, a fate which seemed certain regardless of Commonwealth’s fate, while Cushing Academy lurks as a dangerous number two. Vermont begins tourney play against…
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Posted Wednesday, March 2nd, 2016
With the ’15-’16 NEPSAC regular season behind us, it’s time to looking forward to a postseason that promises to be as competitive as we’ve seen in years. Without a true favorite in two of the three divisions and depth across the board, this year’s tournaments are guaranteed to provide some drama. In AAA, New Hampton earned a first round bye with last week’s road win against St Thomas More. Northfield Mt. Hermon’s victory at Bridgton over the weekend put John…
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Posted Tuesday, March 1st, 2016
Rivers School junior Azar Swain made an early commitment to Yale on Friday, announcing his decision following a regular season finale in which he dropped 29 points in a win against Thayer. The Brockton native took to his twitter account to publicize his decision following the win: Proud To Officially Commit To The University Of Yale (pending admission)! Extremely Blessed & Thankful! #Bulldogs������ pic.twitter.com/j300F9oznO — The Alternative (@AzarShallah) February 27, 2016 The Red Wings are now set to begin…
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Posted Tuesday, March 1st, 2016
Putnam Science Academy 2017 guard Hamidou Diallo is the most recent subject of a CoxHub.com in-depth feature. The story examines Diallo's debut in New England at the 2014 Memorial Day Super 16 Showcase and traces his rapid rise ever since while also breaking down his game and examing what might come next. Diallo became the all-time leader scorer in the history of Putnam Science's program a few weeks ago and is now set to lead the Mustangs into the National…
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Posted Monday, February 29th, 2016
The field for the 2016 National Prep Championship has been announced and includes three programs from Connecticut, three from Florida, two from Massachusetts, two from Virginia and one from New Hampshire. Opening round and quarterfinal action will take place on Tuesday, March 8th at Albertus Magnus College in New Haven, Connecticut while semifinals and finals will follow a day later on Wednesday, March 9th. Teams were selected based on their regular season record and strength of schedule against other top…
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Posted Sunday, February 28th, 2016
The NEPSAC announced post-season brackets in classes AAA through D on Sunday. Only 8 teams made each of the respective six brackets. Quarterfinal action takes place on Wednesday with semifinals on Saturday and finals on Sunday. Rhode Island College will host the AAA, AA and A finals on Sunday while Wheaton College will host Classes B, C and D. The New Hampton School and Northfield Mount Hermon shared the regular season title in AAA. The Huskies won the coin flip…
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Posted Saturday, February 27th, 2016
The season is almost complete and so this could be our last full look at a week's worth of notable performances. Here are some of the guys that impressed in the week gone by; Notable Performance - Matt Kerans @mskerans4 broke the @BHSBoysHoops scoring record & won Middlesex MVP — NERR (@NERRHoops) February 22, 2016 Notable Performance - Makai Ashton-Langford @kairose15 had 24p/6a/5s in a @CushingHoops win over Exeter — NERR (@NERRHoops) February 22, 2016 Notable Performance - @PopeJohnTigers (MA)…
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Posted Friday, February 26th, 2016
The second annual Elite 75 Academic Experience is now little more than two weeks away - Sunday, March 13th at Mansfield SportsPlex in Massachusetts. In a day and age where more and more showcases over-promise exposure and under-deliver on anything coming close to it, the Elite 75 Academic Experience is completely different. No one can guarantee that any prospect will be recruited, but at the Elite 75 Academic Experience we can guarantee they'll be seen. That's because 100% of the…
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Posted Friday, February 26th, 2016
In the fifth of a six-part series, the New England Recruiting Report starts to break down some of the best prospects left on the board in the class of 2016. Our forward category extends to any frontcourt player who isn’t a true big man but not quite a full time wing either. Typically that means multi-positional players who can impact the game in various ways both around the paint as well as facing the basket. Taurean Thompson, Brewster Academy –…
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Posted Thursday, February 25th, 2016
CoxHub is beginning to profile New England's stop prospects and first up is Cushing Academy and Mass Rivals junior point guard Makai Ashton-Langford. The full profile takes a detailed look at Ashton-Langford and his game, tracing his development back to the beginning of his high school career at St. Peter Marian, detailing his AAU career to date with the Mass Rivals and then breaking down his junior season at Cushing Academy. Finally, we analyze what attributes make this playmaking point…
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