Posted Wednesday, May 25th, 2011
Northwest Catholic sophomore Kuran Iverson remains the top ranked player in the state’s class of 2013 but he has a lot more competition than he had a year ago. While Iverson’s upside remains unquestioned, he will be evaluated differently in the second half of his high school career as production gradually starts to outweigh potential and that will be the key as he looks to capitalize on his potentially devastating versatility. The state also boasts two new big men who…
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Posted Tuesday, May 24th, 2011
Quinnipiac's busy spring continued this week with a commitment from six-foot-five forward Alex Jackson. Jackson is a Maryland native who comes to Quinnipiac from Frederick Community College where he averaged over 19 points and 8 rebounds per game as a freshman, earning 1st Team All League and Division I Juco All-American honorable mention. He missed the 2010-2011 season with injury but consequently has three years of eligibility remaining upon his arrival. Jackson began his career at Randallstown High School in…
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Posted Tuesday, May 24th, 2011
ESPN has turned the page on the class of 2011 and expanded their rankings in subsequent classes with the ESPNU 100 in the 2012, the Super 60 in the 2013, and the Terrific 25 in 2014. Andre Drummond continues to sit atop the class of 2012 as the top ranked prospect in the country but both ESPN’s national director of college basketball recruiting Paul Biancardi and senior basketball recruiting analyst Dave Telep make note that Drummond will need to challenge…
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Posted Monday, May 23rd, 2011
The first ever Memorial Day Invitational is on tap for this weekend at Connecticut College and boasts a roster of some of the northeast’s premier grassroots programs. A small and selective field was picked on an invite only basis to allow for maximum competition throughout the weekend and optimum coverage from the New England Recruiting Report, ESPN, and the other media outlets on hand. The loaded u17 bracket is especially noteworthy with sixteen teams vying for Sunday’s championship including local…
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Posted Saturday, May 21st, 2011
Williams Heading to America East Fresh of his post-graduate season at the South Kent School, Jabrille Williams is heading to Binghamton University where he will play his division I basketball in the America East Conference. Williams will join the team as a recruited walk-on next season but heads to Binghamton with the expectation that he will have a chance to compete for a scholarship in future years thanks to his size, length, and smooth floor game. Williams is the son…
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Posted Saturday, May 21st, 2011
Brewster Academy big man Mitch McGary is one of the hottest prospects in the national class of 2012, attracting offers from the highest levels of college basketball and shooting up ranking boards. The burly six-foot-nine big man is the subject of our latest video of the week which comes care of our friends at Crusader 22 Productions. The highlight reel footage spans the course of McGary's first season at Brewster Academy, beginning in November at the National Prep Showcase and…
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Posted Friday, May 20th, 2011
It’s been a long time since rankings were last updated in Massachusetts’ class of 2013 and lots has changed with players like Jared Terrell, Andrew Chrabascz, and Aaron Calixte having taken their game to new levels while others have failed to develop at the same rate. The one thing that hasn’t changed is the class’ top ranked prospect and that’s Noah Vonleh. The six-foot-seven forward put up big numbers this year at Haverhill and has continued to add new weapons…
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Posted Thursday, May 19th, 2011
Next up as we continue to update our sophomore class rankings is the state of Maine where there is a two-man race for top billing in 2013. Garet Beal would be our choice for the best current sophomore as he has gotten bigger and stronger while adding a low post game to his arsenal but still maintaining his perimeter skill set. Then you have Matt Cimino. The Cheverus big man made a name for himself last spring and continues to…
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Posted Thursday, May 19th, 2011
Nick Pendergast has come a long way in the last two years. He began his career at Shepaug Valley High School in Connecticut before transferring to the Kent School in the fall of 2009 and repeating his junior year. The six-foot-seven forward was a valuable role player off the bench in his first season in the NEPSAC, providing a match-up problem who could change the game with his size and shooting range, and being a key component in Kent’s run…
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Posted Wednesday, May 18th, 2011
American International College has received three signed National Letters of Intent for their 2011 recruiting class. Head coach Art Luptowski will welcome Spencer Braithwaite, Anthony Elechi, and Al-Shabazz Jabatah. Braithwaite is a product of Madison Park High School who returns to Massachusetts after a year at Massasoit Community College where he was the MVP of the division III junior college league. Elechi is a six-foot-seven wing with a high upside. A product of Elmont High School in Long Island, Elechi…
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