Posted Sunday, July 13th, 2014
Over 300 potential student athletes and 150 college coaches attended New England's only NCAA certified camp, Hoop Mountain's All Academic Camp, last week at Brandeis University. After three continuous days of coverage from the New England Recruiting Report here is one last look back on the event. Cream of the Crop Anthony Green (Tilton) - The big man who will be doing a post-graduate year at Tilton immediately made his presence known on Wednesday night, and was able to continue…
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Posted Saturday, July 12th, 2014
After a full day of action at the Mass Mutual Center, here at the prospects that stood ouat the BasketBull Summer Championships on Saturday:Donovan Mitchell-The City: The athletic guard from Brewster Academy had coaches from Florida State, Indiana, Boston College, St. John’s, and Providence lined up to watch him play. Mitchell showcased his jump shot, amazing lift, and ability to take it strong to the rim and finish with contact. Mustapha Heron- New Heights- Some fans may not have recognized…
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Posted Friday, July 11th, 2014
There was an unprecedented New England presence at this year’s Hoop Group Elite Camp, not just in terms of the sheer volume of prospects attending the camp, but also in terms of those who stood out the most over the course of the four days. Award WinnersMost Outstanding Player, Unique McLean – The incoming MacDuffie guard took home the camp’s highest honor despite the fact that he is only a rising junior. The explosive lefty was up to his normal…
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Posted Friday, July 11th, 2014
Now that we have covered the players from outside the New England region, here are the prospects close to home that have impressed us so far: Pat Welch, Notre Dame Prep – He continues to prove himself as one of the most talented and consistent players in the field. Welch is a tough competitor who matches a great skill set with a must-win mindset. He can really shoot it, but also has a tight enough handle to help with ball…
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Posted Thursday, July 10th, 2014
140 of the best college basketball prospects in the country were assembled in Philadelphia for the annual breakout classic over the past few days. With head coaches including John Calipari, Rick Pitino, Kevin Ollie, Larry Brown, John Beilein, and dozens of others on hand, New England was well represented in the field. Here is a look at who played well: Jarred Reuter – The Brewster big man certainly helped himself while being followed by the likes of South Carolina’s Frank…
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Posted Wednesday, July 9th, 2014
Waltham, MA – At New England Recruiting Report we usually put most of our focus as a recruiting network on the prospects from our region, hence the name. However, each year at the Hoop Mountain All-Academic Camp held at Brandeis we have the opportunity to evaluate some of the country’s best student-athletes. This year was no different as many of the camp’s attendees come from outside the New England region. So we have decided to have one central write-up to…
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Posted Wednesday, July 9th, 2014
* * Waltham, MA -- The night session of day 1 did not disappoint. While a number of players were impressive in the early games on Wednesday afternoon, during the night session teams started to become more comfortable with their personnel and a different group players showed well. Tyree Weston (New Bedford HS) - Weston is a strong point guard who is a great game manager. He can see cuts before they happen, as he hit several of his teammates…
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Posted Wednesday, July 9th, 2014
Waltham, MA -- Early July is an exciting time for all people involved with grassroots basketball. With the live period beginning and breakout prospects anxiously awaiting their time to make a name for themselves with college coaches, there is a buzz unlike any other time of the year. In New England, the Hoop Mountain All-Academic Camp has served as the unofficial tip-off to this crazy recruiting season. Held annually at the beautiful confines of Brandeis University, there seems to be…
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Posted Tuesday, July 8th, 2014
The fourth and final day of Hoop Mountain’s Super Week II brought an end to what has been an exciting summer of action at Roger Williams University. SWII saw prospects come from all over the northeast, as well as a contingent of players from spain, travel to Rhode Island for the opportunity to play in front of the college coaches who stopped in throughout the week. Again, the staff was led by two of New England’s best in Worcester Academy’s…
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Posted Monday, July 7th, 2014
Day three of SW2 was the most exciting of camp so far. It was filled with competitive games and was capped by the week’s all-star game and award ceremony. Here are some players that impressed throughout the day. Ben Marello - Worcester Academy - The post-grad from Florida got more comfortable as the week went on with his new teammates. He always seems to make the right play or be in the right spot to make the important play.Charlie Clay…
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