Posted Wednesday, April 3rd, 2019
With the high school season now behind us, this is the fourth installment in a six-part series that looks back on the season that was in New England’s six respective state associations. So far, we have profiled the CIAC, RIIL, and VPA, recognizing state champions as well as individual award winners. Today, we turn our attention to the state of New Hampshire where Exeter High School capped a perfect season by winning the division I state championship 53-30 over Salem. Kevin…
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Posted Wednesday, April 3rd, 2019
The Patriot League champs returned to New England for their second commitment in as many days on Tuesday night when Phillips Exeter Academy's post-graduate point guard Pearson Parker announced his pledge to Colgate. Earlier in the week, St. Andrew's big man Keegan Records committed to Raider's head coach Matt Langel. I am truly blessed to announce my commitment to Colgate University. Beyond excited to play basketball and continue my education as a Raider!!!������ I stayed true to the game, and…
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Posted Tuesday, April 2nd, 2019
With the high school season now behind us, this is the fifth installment in a six-part series that looks back on the season that was in New England’s six respective state associations. So far, we have profiled the CIAC, RIIL, VPA, and NHIAA recognizing state champions as well as individual award winners. Today, we turn our attention to the state of Maine where Matthew Fleming and Bangor High School were the story this season. Bangor defeated Bonny Eagle 58-48 to…
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Posted Tuesday, April 2nd, 2019
Cushing Academy's Daman Tate was one of the biggest stock-risers in New England this year in a revitalization of sorts for a player who was once one of New England's most celebrated underclassmen. Tate, the younger brother of URI freshman Dana Tate, was equally, if not more, celebrated as the two started their career together at St. Sebastian's School. Dana was the bigger and stronger of the brothers but Daman was more agile and athletic with the foundation to become…
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Posted Monday, April 1st, 2019
With the high school season now behind us, this is the third installment in a six-part series that looks back on the season that was in New England’s six respective state associations. So far, we have profiled the CIAC and RIIL, recognizing state champions as well as individual award winners. Today, we turn our attention to the state of Vermont where St. Johnsbury captured the division I crown with a 54-50 win over Rutland in the state final. Alex Carlisle…
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