Posted Saturday, May 22nd, 2010
Marianapolis Prep's post-graduate swingman Gedas Bertasius is heading to Dartmouth College next year to play for newly appointed head coach Paul Cormier. Bertasius came to Marianapolis by way of his native Lithuania where he starred for the country's twenty-and-under national team. A six-foot-five swingman who made a huge impact for Marianapolis this year, Bertasius was named First Team All NEPSAC after leading Marianapolis back to the Class B finals. In addition to his prowess on the basketball court, Bertasius is…
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Posted Friday, May 21st, 2010
With good result after good result the Connecticut Knights have certainly been one of the biggest, and best, surprises of this spring’s grassroots circuit thus far. It began in Middletown at the Basketbull New England Qualifier when the Knights scored an upset over Expressions Elite in pool play and went on to the semi-finals of the gold bracket. A week later the Knights announced their presence on an even bigger stage as they advanced to another gold semi-final, this time…
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Posted Thursday, May 20th, 2010
The SECC All-Stars held their second annual college night on Thursday, welcoming division III coaches from local colleges and universities to watch their u15, u16, and u17 teams go up and down. The SECC All-Stars had tremendous success in their first year of existence, sending a whopping number of players to the next level in the class of 2010. If Thursday night was any indication there is more of that to come in the future as the AAU program continues…
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Posted Thursday, May 20th, 2010
Boston College landed a verbal commitment from six-foot-six swingman Eddie Odio on Thursday. Odio joins Milton Academy big man Dennis Clifford in the Eagles' 2011 class. Like Clifford, Odio seems to be a perfect fit for the offensive system that Donahue ran at Cornell, helping the team advance to the Sweet Sixteen of the NCAA Tournament. ESPN's Scouts Inc. describes Odio as "a shooter who displays very good bounce" while calling him "a very smart player with a great feel…
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Posted Wednesday, May 19th, 2010
Fort Myers, Fla (fgcuathletics.com) - Christophe Varidel, a 6-2 guard from Worcester Academy in Worcester, Mass., became the newest member of the FGCU men's basketball program, head coach Dave Balza announced. “Christophe is a terrific young man and we are very excited to add him to our roster for the 2010-11 season,” said Balza. “He is the shooter that we really need and will have four years of eligibility, but he is not your typical high school player. He has…
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Posted Wednesday, May 19th, 2010
While former URI recruits Billy Baron and Kyle Cain are now heading on to high-major destinations, the Rams landed yet another big time prospect on Tuesday, wrestling six-foot-five swingman Tashwn Mabray away from the ACC. Mabry is a lefty slashing wing player who starred at Rocky Mount Senior High School last year and ran with the CP3 All-Stars on the summer circuit. He chose Rhode Island over Charlotte, Clemson, N.C. State, and UAB according to the Rocky Mount Telegram. "I'm…
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Posted Wednesday, May 19th, 2010
Northeastern head coach Bill Coen has made a career out of out-evaluating people on the recruiting trail and his latest commitment is just the most recent example in our opinion as Bridgton Academy guard Alex Harris has committed to the Huskies. Harris had the reputation of being a streaky player when he arrived in Maine this fall from his home in California. But what he has showed in the eight months since has been anything but inconsistent. In fact, he…
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Posted Wednesday, May 19th, 2010
Two years ago, Chris Prescott was a can’t miss Atlantic 10 recruit coming out of Northwest Catholic High School in West Hartford, Connecticut. Rhode Island, UMass and Fordham were a few of the schools in the mix for the 6’2 shooter before he settled in on committing to Phil Martelli and St. Joseph’s University. After two years in “The City of Brotherly Love”, which saw him get 12 starts as a sophomore last season, Prescott is moving up the New…
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Posted Tuesday, May 18th, 2010
A day after making a verbal commitment to Howard University, Theodore Boyomo changed his mind and did not sign his National Letter of Intent as planned, according to Kent head coach Jason Couloumbe. It now appears as if Boyomo may chose between Siena and Rutgers, two of the schools that were in his final list, although nothing has been confirmed as of yet. Boyomo visited Rutgers two weekends ago, took a trip to Tulane last week, and rerouted his return…
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Posted Tuesday, May 18th, 2010
In a day and age where the internet leaves no basketball prospect left unturned many coaches like to use the expressions, “there aren’t any secrets anymore.” Well apparently there was still one. The Master’s School in West Simsbury, Connecticut recently announced that five of their seniors will continue their basketball careers on the next level and the most notable commitment is that of point guard Dan Guest to George Washington University of the Atlantic 10. Master’s head coach Ralph Auriantal…
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