Posted Thursday, July 20th, 2017
Day 2 proved to be just as exciting as expected as 40+ new coaches arrived at the Big Apple Showcase. Other notable performances are listed below. Congratulations to @MiddlesexMagic on winning the Varsity division at the Big Apple Showcase #3peat #RealExposure pic.twitter.com/jOF4hF3qCi — NERR (@NERRHoops) July 20, 2017 Congratulations @MiddlesexMagic for winning #BigApple & @dcbluedevilsNH for runner-up. 2 well coached programs that do it right way. — Adam Finkelstein (@AdamFinkelstein) July 20, 2017 BTW no sneaker deals…
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Posted Wednesday, July 19th, 2017
The second annual Big Apple Showcase kicked off tonight with over 100 college coaches representing such conferences as the Big East, ACC, AAC, A-10, NEC, CAA, Patriot, MAAC, MEAC, NESCAC, NE-10 and more. The most notable performers are listed below: Magic juniors advance over USAD behind 13pts from @Bryce_daley11 and 11pts from Tommy O'Neil (@ttime2332). @NERRHoops #BAS #MagicFamily — Middlesex Magic (@MiddlesexMagic) July 20, 2017 #POSTERALERT - @WenyenGabriel little brother '19 Gob Gabriel (@gobb25) posterizers defender at @NERRHoops ! @famouslos32 @AdamFinkelstein…
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Posted Tuesday, July 18th, 2017
Yesterday we broke down the teams that stood out during the first week of the July evaluation period, and today we are going to shift our focus to the individual players that earend new offers. BABC big man Dimon Carrigan put up some huge numbers at the Peach Jam, not just blocking shots but also rebounding the ball, and walked away with offers from Syracuse, Clemson, and Coppin State along with strong interest from Texas. Carrigan's backcourt running mate Jakigh…
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Posted Tuesday, July 18th, 2017
Champions were crowned in the Adidas Select Series at Brandeis University, with an infusion of talent coming to the area from outside New England. Along with some of New England's strongest grassroots programs, teams from New Jersey, Virginia, Charlotte, San Antonio, Montreal & Toronto all shined. Here is a recap of the championship rounds: Varsity: Holding Division 1 offers, QCAA's MJ Armstrong's strong first half propelled his Charlotte-based squad into the finals over Evolution. Armstrong has a very advanced…
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Posted Tuesday, July 18th, 2017
One of the few events across the country that gets so many quality academic student-athletes playing in front of so many quality academic colleges and universities, the All Academic Camp concluded last week with more than 120 schools coming through the doors of Brandeis University to see more than 350 players. Players who perform well at the AAC have a track record of shining in other events in July. Last year, several AAC alums earned Division 1 offers within a…
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Posted Tuesday, July 18th, 2017
The first week of the live period has come and gone and New England has collectively shined. Here's a look at some of the top achievements from around the region. We-R1 is technically located in the Philadelphia/Delaware area but there is an especially strong New England prep presence on the roster. On Saturday, they won the Under Armour Association championship for the second year in a row and third time in four years. Putnam Science Academy guard Eric Ayala was…
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Posted Monday, July 17th, 2017
The Adidas Select Series came storming through New England last Thursday & Friday, and featured not only top New England talent, but a ton of individual and collective talent from outside the region. With Brandeis University playing host, the following players stood out on Thursday: Patrick Harding (Middlesex Magic, 2018)- The incoming Suffield post-grad not only sets very good screens, but makes reads off how his man reacts. He recorded several easy baskets by slipping if his defender hedges out…
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Posted Sunday, July 16th, 2017
The first week of the July evaluation period is in the books and, as expected, New England distuinguished itself along the way. While we'll look back on the week that was in the next couple of days, it is already time to start looking forward to this week's Big Apple Showcase. Tipping on Wednesday night, the second annual event is bound to be a major attraction for college coaches as the only NCAA sanctioned tournament in the northeast (on Wednesday…
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Posted Sunday, July 16th, 2017
All Academic Camp ended with a bang on Thursday afternoon at Brandeis University. While it is easy for players to look toward the next camp or the next tournament during this busy month, there were still plenty of players that finished the camp strong. Kehinde Aruwajoye (Avon Old Farms, 2018)- The 6'8 big man played better as camp progressed. His activity level increased, and he made a few plays defensively (blocks from the weak side) that had coaches scurrying through…
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Posted Friday, July 14th, 2017
As the action at Brandeis continued through Day 2, more players proved their worth in front of more than 100 college coaches of the highest academic schools in the country. The following players stood out on Wednesday afternoon and night: Tyler Aronson (Rivers School, 2018)- With Shaughnessy gaining most of the public's attention this spring & summer, Aronson's strong grassroots season can be overshadowed at times. He has developed into a player that is a threat to go off anytime…
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