Posted Wednesday, June 24th, 2015
The first session of the annual New England Stars of Tomorrow Camp returns to New England this weekend as some of the top underclassmen prospects in New England will look to prove themselves in front of evaluators from both the New England Recruiting Report and HoopRootz. Last summer it was campers including Hamidou Diallo and Nate Laszewski, both of whom were relative unknowns at the time, that stood out as top prospects in the making, and a year later, both…
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Posted Tuesday, June 23rd, 2015
Kimani Lawrence was one of the big winners of the initial contact date for the class of 2017. The Cushing Academy swingman landed four new offers and landed even additional calls last Monday, the first day rising juniors were permitted to be contacted by college coaches. That rush of recruitment is the latest in what has been a succesful spring for the Rhode Island native beginning with his first season in the EYBL followed by a spot in the Nike…
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Posted Sunday, June 21st, 2015
The NBA Player's Association Top 100 Camp wrapped up on Saturday at the University of Virginia and by the time it was all said and done all three of New England's representatives had shown what they were capable of. Hamidou Diallo and Omari Spellman both lived up to the hype they generated early in the week, culminating with spots on the camp all-star team, while Bruce Brown wound up setting a camp high with 6 steals in a single game.…
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Posted Sunday, June 21st, 2015
A few recent commitments have come via the Little East Conference. Western Connecticut State University has a pair of incoming guards who could make quite a formidable backcourt tandem in Maloney High School's Tracy Rumley and Williston Northampton's Kieran Hamilton. The six-foot Rumley had a decorated high school career in the city of Meriden, beginning his career at Platt before spending his final two seasons at Maleony. He averaged over 17 points and nearly 5 rebounds per game as a…
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Posted Saturday, June 20th, 2015
Travis Atson, who spent his junior season at South Kent, will transfer to the MacDuffie School for his final season of eligibility. Atson came to New England from Christ the King High School in New York before reclassifying at South Kent and was recently mulling a move back to his original 2015 class before deciding to remain in the class of 2016 and finish his prep career at MacDuffie. Next year I will be attending The Macduffie school to finish…
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Posted Friday, June 19th, 2015
The NBA Player's Association Top 100 Camp began on Tuesday on the campus of the University of Virginia and will run through the day on Saturday. The camp features 100 of the country's best prospects regardless of class and is unique because it operates independant of any of the three sneaker circuits. In other words, players are invited regardless of whether they compete in the EYBL, Adidas Gaunlet or UAA. New England is represented by only two players, MacDuffie School…
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Posted Thursday, June 18th, 2015
The amount of quality talent left in the 2015 class continues to get smaller by the day. The most recent player to come off the board is Choate Rosemary Hall guard Sam Victor who saw his recruitment grow in recent months to include both division I and II schools. Victor recently pledged to the University of Denver following a recent unofficial visit to their campus. The six-foot-four guard began his post-grad year coming off an injury but began putting up…
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Posted Wednesday, June 17th, 2015
Monday was the first day that college coaches were permitted to directly contact prospects in the national class of 2017 and that means the phones have been busy in the last few days with calls, texts, emails, facebook posts, direct messages on twitter and more. Many of those contacts led to new scholarship offers for New England's rising junior class. Here's a rundown of what we've seen: Hamidou Diallo, Woodstock Academy, New York Jayhawks – The ESPN 60 shooting guard…
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Posted Tuesday, June 16th, 2015
While the majority of New England was focused on the Zero Gravity Finals in Massachusetts, a few others made the trip to New York for the Rumble in the Bronx and ended up doing the region proud. The New York Rens continued their impressive summer by winning the tournament championship. They received strong contributions from Connecticut natives Mustapha Heron (Saturday only), Tyrique Jones, and Tyrn Flowers. New England teams We Will, United Sons and Daughters, and The System also had…
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Posted Monday, June 15th, 2015
Who are the most improved players in New England? What exactly have they done to take their games to new levels and how has that impacted their respective recruitments?The New England Recruiting Report answered those questions and more for CoxHub.Click here to read the story.
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