Posted Friday, December 8th, 2017
The NERR Coaches vs. Cancer Classic featured four games at Babson College on Friday night as an appetizer for the Scholar Roundball Classic, which remains fully on schedule for Saturday and Sunday. Proceeds from the evening's game went to benefit the American Cancer Society. Brooks 53 Holderness 31 The teams went back and forth for the better part of the first half until the defending Class B champions were able to pull away in the second. The frontcourt duo of…
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Posted Friday, December 8th, 2017
A terrific weekend of prep school action is on tap at Babson College beginning with the third annual NERR Coaches vs. Cancer Classic on Friday followed by the 7th annual Scholar Roundball Classic. The action tips off Friday afternoon with a 4:30pm tip between the Brooks School and Holderness School. Subsequent match-ups include Gould vs. Williston Northampton, Wilbraham & Monson vs. IMG Academy, and Rivers vs. Phillips Academy. This event has helped to raise thousands of dollars for the American…
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Posted Wednesday, December 6th, 2017
For the last several weeks, we’ve previewed some of the top prep programs in New England. With the season now in full swing, we’ll take looks at each of the respective NEPSAC classes (AAA preview here), beginning with the deepest in all of New England – Class AA of the NEPSAC. Making the post-season is a major accomplishment in Class AA as the league is ripe with teams featuring scholarship level prospects atop their roster. Want proof? Consider this, the…
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Posted Wednesday, December 6th, 2017
Straight up 91 north over the Vermont border and tucked away in the small town of Meriden, New Hampshire there lies a potential sleeper in Class AA of the NEPSAC. Kimball Union Academy may not have some of the big names of their AA brethren, and may be a little shorter on their bench then they’ve been in years past, but head coach Mike Olson has a first 8 than can compete with anyone and is already off to a…
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Posted Monday, December 4th, 2017
Zero Gravity has announced the all-tournament team from this weekend's Zero Gravity Prep Classic. Athlete's Institute wing and Arizona State signee Lugentz Dort was picked as the event's Most Outstanding Player while IMG Academy's unsigned guard Anfernee Simons was picked as the Most Valuable Player. Below are the other selections as made by the Zero Gravity staff. First Team: Terrence Clarke, Rivers School David Duke, Cushing Academy Nate Laszewski, Northfield Mount Hermon Cole Swider, St. Andrew’s School Malachi de…
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Posted Monday, December 4th, 2017
The 2017 Zero Gravity Prep Classic wrapped up on Sunday at St. Andrew's School in Rhode Island as college coaches, fans, and evaluators continued to pack both gyms to see top talent from New England and beyond. Here's a look back at the action. Gould Academy 76, Cheshire 65 - After being down by 7 at halftime, Gould Academy was able to come back and beat Cheshire thanks to the play of Daniel Buie and Wildens Levesque. Buie dropped 18…
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Posted Sunday, December 3rd, 2017
The stars were out on Saturday at St. Andrew's School as some of New England's top prospects delivered huge performances while five-star national prospects like Anfernee Simons and Luguentz Dort delivered shows of their own. Here's a game by game rundown of day two at the Zero Gravity Prep Classic. Spire Academy 82, King's Christian 66 - Spire Academy was on fire from the tip, unable to miss beyond the 3 point line where their first 15 points came away…
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Posted Saturday, December 2nd, 2017
The Zero Gravity Prep Classic tipped off Friday night with local fans, evaluators, and college coaches all in attendance to see the first 10 of 40 games scheduled to be played at St. Andrew's School throughout the weekend. Here's a rundown of the action: Spire Academy 97, IMG HS II 63 - Spire Academy played a fast-paced offensive game, pushing the tempo in transition to pull ahead early on. Spire was led by ZG Player of the Game Fabian Rial…
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