Posted Wednesday, February 24th, 2016
There was a ton of talent in the gymnasium at New England Junior Elite 75 Showcase III in 2011. Check out some 8th Graders who left the gym with a buzz on that day. Wenyen Gabriel - Kentucky-bound C/O 2016 forward is ranked #15 in the ESPN Top 100. Aggressive finisher, crafty inside and uses both hands well. Very smart player, always in the right place to pick up loose ends on the offensive glass. Chris Baldwin - Currently a…
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![Trinity Gets a Steal with NMH’s Seretta]( "Trinity Gets a Steal with NMH’s Seretta")
Posted Tuesday, February 23rd, 2016
Trinity College scored big on Tuesday afternoon when Northfield Mount Hermon senior swingman Nick Seretta announced that he would be joining the Bantams next season. Seretta has played all four years at the NEPSAC Class AAA program while simultaneously coming up the ranks with the Middlesex Magic on the AAU circuit. He saw his recruitment jump to new levels in the last 8 months earning multiple scholarship offers from both division I and II schools before ultimately deciding on Trinity.…
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Posted Monday, February 22nd, 2016
In the fourth 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. Positions have become so flexible with the way that the game has evolved that the wing now defines what used to be commonly known as the small forward as well as any type of bigger shooting-guard who won’t slide over to the point. Fortunately for college recruiters, New England is…
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Posted Monday, February 22nd, 2016
On Friday morning, various media outlets were beginning to circulate a report that Brewster Academy senior forward Taurean Thompson had cut his list to four schools - Syracuse, Georgetown, Seton Hall and Providence. However, later that day Thompson's latest scholarship offer came from the University of Kansas, shedding light on the fact that earlier reports were not accurate. Thompson's mother, Sherese Piper, was able to clarify the situation that afternoon. Taurean Thompson's mother tells ESPN that the ESPN 100…
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Posted Saturday, February 20th, 2016
In 2010, a banner year for grassroots hoops in New England started at Junior Elite 75 Showcase II, which was held on the three courts in the legendary Case Gymnasium at Boston University. There was a ton of young talent in the gym on that rainy day in March. Here's a look at some 6th & 7th Graders who left the gym on that day with a buzz. Bruce Brown - Spiderman is currently a senior at Vermont Academy is…
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Posted Saturday, February 20th, 2016
The season is winding down and that means there's more on the line every time a team takes the floor, making this week's notable performances all the more important. Notable Performance - Bruce Brown @BruceBrown11 had 29pts, 12rebs, 5asts & only 1 TO in @VTACADEMYHOOPS win over St. Andrew's — NERR (@NERRHoops) February 15, 2016 Notable Performance - @cm_hoops (MA) Brandon Twitty had 34pts on 14-18 FG & 4-6 3pt + 7reb in a 109-73 win over Brockton…
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Posted Friday, February 19th, 2016
In the third 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. We’ve already examined the top point-guards and shooters left on the board, now it’s time to wrap-up the perimeter with combo-guards. A “combo” is a guard that can play either on or off the ball. They’re not pure point guards, but they’re capable of playing the position in a pinch…
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Posted Thursday, February 18th, 2016
In 2010, a banner year for grassroots hoops in New England started at Junior Elite 75 Showcase II, which was held on the three courts in the legendary Case Gymnasium at Boston University. There was a ton of young talent in the gym on that rainy day in March. Here's a look at 17 8th Grade Players who left the gym on that day with a buzzzz.. Jarred Reuter - After a scholastic career at Brewster Academy via Tabor Acadmey…
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Posted Wednesday, February 17th, 2016
In the second 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. With most college programs starting to follow the NBA’s lead toward more pace and skill on the offensive end of the floor, shooting is at a premium right now. The problem for college coaches though, is that there isn’t much of it, and so supply isn’t anywhere close to meeting demand.…
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Posted Tuesday, February 16th, 2016
In the first of a five-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. The point guard. Both the most important position in college basketball as well as the spot that happens to have the least amount of prospects left on the board nationwide. Fortunately for college coaches, the New England region still has quite a few qualified candidates. Here’s a look at ten…
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