Posted Monday, February 25th, 2019
The New England Prep School Athletic Council (NEPSAC) announed post-season brackets in all six classes on Sunday. The six respective tournaments will all tip with quarterfinal action on Wednesday followed by semifinals on Saturday and finals on Sunday. Higher seeds will host semifinal games unless it exceeds the pre-determined travel limit in which case a neutral site will be designated. Sunday's championships will take place at Western New England College for Classes A (1pm), AA (3pm), and AAA (3pm). Clark…
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Posted Saturday, February 23rd, 2019
As the winter season winds down, spring is right around the corner. The spring basketball season annually begins with two Elite 75 events. At the high school level, it's the Elite 75 Academic Experience which has produced numerous alums who have played in conferences like the Ivy League, Patriot League, NESCAC, and UAA among others. The event is unique because players know there is guaranteed exposure as the coaching staff is comprised entirely of college coaches from top academic colleges.…
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Posted Thursday, February 21st, 2019
Five-and-a-half years ago, during the first week of the July live period, I was attending the Hoop Group Elite Camp. As I often do, I was sitting with college coaches, watching camp games for the better part of 14 hours. During those long days the subject of conversation can vary but typically topics include the quality of play we're watching to the prospects and often those associated with the prospects. This particular day wasn't that uncommon. There were some adults,…
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Posted Thursday, February 21st, 2019
In recent weeks we’ve sifted through the classes of 2019 and 2020 to update rankings, recognize stock-risers, top prospects, and new names to know. Now it’s time to shift our attention to the sophomore class of 2021. As we’ve said countless times, ranking prospects is subjective to begin with, but when you’re ranking them this young, there’s even more margin for error. One of the reasons why rankings, regardless of the source, are often so controversial is because not everybody…
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Posted Tuesday, February 19th, 2019
Rutland High School's Jamison Evans will have a much warmer winter next year. The senior guard announecd his commitment to Lynn University earlier this week. Lynn is a division II school in Boca Raton, Florida that competes in the Sunshine State Conference. They have a proud basketball tradition and are currently ranked within the top 15 D2 programs in the country. Evans has had a storied high school career at Rutland where he has been a part of back-to-back Vermont state…
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Posted Tuesday, February 19th, 2019
After breaking down the top prospects, recent risers, and new names to know in all six states, it's now time to put them all together and update New England's 2020 rankings. This junior class had a reputation of not being quite as talented near the top as some of its predecessors, but as is almost always the case, new players are continuing to emerge with each passing week and collectively this is now a class that is shaping up to…
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Posted Sunday, February 17th, 2019
Rocky Hill School and Rhode Island Elite senior Tedrick Wilcox announced his commitment to Dominican College on Sunday. Dominican is a division II school in Orangeville, New York which competes in Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference. Wilcox took to his twitter account to announce his decision. 100% COMMITTED #DCTape ⚫️�� @ChargersofDC @RIElite_ pic.twitter.com/ddhokaNirC — Tedrick Wilcox Jr. (@TDAWilcox_3) February 17, 2019 He also tweeted, "I didn’t think a feeling could surpass telling my mother i received a scholarship until the feeling…
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Posted Saturday, February 16th, 2019
Over the course of the last week we've gone through all six New England states, not just to update rankings and identify top prospects but also to recognize recent stock-risers (prospects who have taken their game and subsequent recruitment to new levels this season), new names to know (most likely because they are in their first season in New England), and top local prospects (versus those who may be playing at a boarding school in the state). On Monday, we'll…
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Posted Friday, February 15th, 2019
Today we'll wrap-up our mid-season reports in the class of 2020 with a look at Rhode Island and Vermont, two states which are similar in terms of both the amount of talent in their state association as well as having one historically dominant prep school. Vermont Academy has produced more division I players in the last decade than the rest of the state combined. More accurately, they've produced many times more division I players than the rest of the state…
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Posted Wednesday, February 13th, 2019
With mid-season reports now completed for the 2020 class in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire, we'll turn our attention north to the state of Maine. After consecutive strong classes in the local ranks, the local junior class has yet to reveal the same depth or talent, at least beyond the borders of their home state. That has opened the door for a list of prep school products to dominate the list with Hyde, Lee Academy, and Bridgton Academy all featuring…
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