Posted Monday, March 24th, 2008
Nadir Tharpe had a tremendous sophomore season as he averaged 26 points per game for St. Peter Marin High School in Worcester (MA). Despite his high scoring numbers, the sophomore point guard still thought he could have done better. In particular, it was his 5 assists per game that he will be looking to improve in the future. “I had to do a lot of the scoring,” said Tharpe. “But passing is really the best part of my game and…
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Posted Sunday, March 23rd, 2008
Twenty-one months ago Mike Myers-Keitt was in a good place. He had just finished his junior season at Fairfield Prep (Fairfield, Connecticut) and was playing the best basketball of his life just as his recruiting interest was picking up. Then everything came to a screeching halt after he suffered a head injury at the Providence College Team Camp. The blow to his head had caused him significant damage. He was no longer fighting for a basketball scholarship, now he was…
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Posted Sunday, March 23rd, 2008
Brian Hanuschak has received a crash course in the ups and downs of the recruiting process during his senior year. After a summer in which he played extremely well, he returned to St. Andrew’s in September with multiple division I scholarship offers. By the time the season had begun, many of those offers had disappeared as schools began to receive commitments from other players. But as the year went on and Hanuschak’s strong play continued, more and more division I…
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Posted Saturday, March 22nd, 2008
If you are a fan of high school basketball in the Boston area, then Harvard University’s Lavietes Pavilion was the place to be on Saturday night as Hoop Mountain revived one of their oldest traditions in the Greater Boston All-Star Game. It has been more than a decade since the last Greater Boston All-Star game, which was formerly held at Boston College. But Saturday Hoop Mountain brought back the post-season celebration that was once one of the city’s most anticipated…
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Posted Friday, March 21st, 2008
Hoop Mountain’s New England Spring Classic was a tremendous success as the talent on hand was the best this event has seen in recent years. Not only were there a tremendous amount of potential division III prospects in attendance, but there was also several potential scholarship players competing as well. Here is a breakdown of some of the players who stood out: Keith Brown – Marlborough HS (Marlborough, MA): The junior guard did a little bit of everything in the…
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Posted Thursday, March 20th, 2008
The best players in the greater Boston area will all be in action on Saturday night as they fill Harvard University’s Laviates Pavilion. The action will tip off at 6pm with the senior game. The team wearing the home jerseys will feature several quality big men in James Marcellus, Peterson Bernard, Uche Egesionu, Matt Welch, and Andrew Van Nest who will be playing his first game of many in Laviates Pavilion before he joins the Crimson program next season. The…
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Posted Wednesday, March 19th, 2008
Bryant College will make the historically difficult transition from division II to division I basketball next year. But don’t be shocked if the Bulldogs fare far better than some of their recent predecessors from around the country. They got off to a good start on Thursday as they landed one of the best remaining big men on the board in Romeric Lasme. Lasme has seen his stock skyrocket in recent weeks as he was a crucial component to Winchendon’s run…
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Posted Wednesday, March 19th, 2008
In the highest scoring game in the history of the event, the West defeated the East 163-139 in the L/LL game. B.J. Monteiro (19 points, 8 rebounds, 5 assists) and RJ Evans (23 points) received the Most Outstanding Player awards. However, it was a relative unknown in Russell Rosenband, who we thought was the game’s best player. Greenwich’s senior guard scored a game high 31 points including 7 three-pointers as he delighted the capacity crowd with his seemingly flawless stroke. …
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Posted Tuesday, March 18th, 2008
The Rhode Island Breakers hosted the first showcase of the post-season on Sunday night. In typical showcase fashion, it was an event dominated by guards with playmaking skills. However, one big man managed to stick out as Nikko Acosta was likely the most impressive player in the field, and certainly the best prospect in the class of ’08. Although he is said to still be hearing from a variety of division I schools, he has yet to receive an official…
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Posted Monday, March 17th, 2008
Class L – Salem 66 Trinity 45Top seeded Salem left little doubt about who the top team in New Hampshire was as they handled #2 Trinity 66-45 in Saturday’s final. Junior guard Josh Jones continued to lead the way for the Blue Devils as he scored a game high 19 points. He was particularly impressive during a stretch of the third quarter when he single handedly rattled off 11 straight points, including 3 three-pointers, as Salem built up a commanding…
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