Posted Wednesday, December 31st, 2014
2014 was another great year of basketball in New England and as we look back on the year that was we also look forward on the year to come. In just two months both the high school and prep school seasons will come to an end, culminating with one of the most exciting times of year. Brewster Academy was the big winner in 2014, earning both the NEPSAC’s highest crown as well as the National Prep Championship, and as we…
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Posted Tuesday, December 30th, 2014
Notre Dame Prep post-graduate swingman Charlie Russo made a verbal commitment to Southern New Hampshire on Monday, announcing his decision via his twitter account. It's official Southern New Hampshire #SNHU — Charlie Russo (@CharlieRusso14) December 30, 2014 SNHU is a division II school in the highly competitive Northeast 10 Conference that has recruited the prep schools heavily in recent years with ten players on their current roster having come from the prep ranks. "I think the coaching staff at Southern…
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Posted Monday, December 29th, 2014
The state of Vermont is up next as we continue our tour across New England’s six state associations in search of the best prospects in the public school ranks. Class of 2015Tristan Ross, St. Johnsbury – He’s a skilled swingman who has worked hard enough to develop his body so that he can also overpower some guys. Ross makes shots off both the catch and the dribble, is a consistent threat at the three-point line, and has a good pull-up…
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Posted Sunday, December 28th, 2014
Maine is up next as we continue to profile the six state association in New England. Without further ado, here’s a look at the top prospects in the Pine Tree State. Class of 2015Nicholas Mayo, Messalsonskee – The Eastern Kentucky bound big man established himself as a prospect on the rise last spring, made a big name for himself over the summer, and is now proving his dominance during his senior season. Kyle Bouchard, Houlton – He puts up video…
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Posted Saturday, December 27th, 2014
Andover High School and Middlesex Magic forward Connor Merrinder is headed to Trinity College next year after recently being accepted to the NESCAC school. The six-foot-six forward was widely recruited by a variety of top academic small colleges, but ultimately decided on the Bantams. Trinity head coach Jamie Cosgrove is no stranger to the Andover program. In fact his son, Casey Cosgrove, who is now an assistant at Franklin Pierce, previously starred there before playing at Quinnipiac and Adelphi. Merinder…
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Posted Friday, December 26th, 2014
The annual Shooting Touch Holiday Shootout tips today Saturday at Tufts University's Cousens Gym in Medford, Massachusetts. The event tips off at 3:45p.m. as Central Catholic takes on Franklin. The following two games will both be broadcast live by CoxHub.com beginning with a 5:30p.m. match-up of Moses Brown (RI) vs. Christian Brothers Academy (NJ) followed by St. John's Prep against St. Anthony (NJ) at 7:15p.m. The Shootout will continue with a Saturday double-header as Christian Brothers Academy returns to take…
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Posted Thursday, December 25th, 2014
The CIAC is up next as we continue to profile the top prospects in all six of the New England states, and so here are the players to watch in the state of Connecticut. Class of 2015Kwe Askew, Stamford – The up and coming big man started to make a name for himself this summer as he began to assert his will defensively and show off a budding offensive game. While he’s still just scratching the surface of his potential,…
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Posted Tuesday, December 23rd, 2014
The New England Recruiting Report and CoxHub teamed up again this weekend to provide wall to wall coverage of the St. Andrew's Holiday Classic. CoxHub streamed a total of six games - three on Friday and three more on Saturday - live online while our post-event analysis has included both the video recap below as well as a look at the five players who helped themselves the most during the weekend.READ MORE >
Posted Monday, December 22nd, 2014
It’s no secret that many of the New Hampshire’s better local players end up leaving for prep school. With that being said, there’s still plenty of talent that will be on display on the NHIAA hardwood this winter. Here’s a look at the top prospects to watch out for this season from the Classes of 2015, 2016 and 2017. Class of 2015Jourdain Bell, Bishop Brady – Bell is an explosive point guard who plays the game at a faster speed…
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Posted Sunday, December 21st, 2014
We’ve been focused on the prep school world for the last several weeks but with the high school season now in full swing and most of the holiday prep tournaments having now passed, we’ll turn our attention to the six state associations. First up is the MIAA as we profile some of the top individual talent in the state of Massachusetts:Class of 2015Guilien Smith, Catholic Memorial – He was the best player in New England that most had never heard…
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