![Burlington High School Wins Vermont State Championship]( "Burlington High School Wins Vermont State Championship")
Posted Thursday, March 6th, 2008
Clancy Rugg was the dominant force with 13 points, 7 rebounds, and 3 blocked shots as BHS held off a gritty Rice effort in front of a frenzied crowd of 3200 at Patrick Gymnasium on Monday night. But the numbers don’t tell the whole story for Rugg who came up with several timely buckets and altered a wide variety of shots patrolling the paint on the defensive end. Rice jumped out to a 13-7 lead early and looked as if…
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Posted Wednesday, March 5th, 2008
Unfortunately it was not a good day for New England, as both local teams were eliminated in the semi-finals. It began in the first game of the day as Brewster Academy met up with #1 Hargrave Military Academy. Mark Lyons came ready to play as he had 8 points in the game’s first 4 minutes. But Hargrave was clicking on all levels in the first half as they opened up a double digit lead on 48% shooting from the floor. …
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Posted Tuesday, March 4th, 2008
In the first game of the day St. Thomas More squared off against Hargrave Military Academy. Although the #1 seed jumped out to a 12-0 lead to start the game, STM wouldn’t be discouraged as they chipped away at the lead for the next 25 minutes. Ultimately, with only 8 minutes remaining in the game, Hargrave held a slim 2 point advantage. That was when their backcourt took over. The combination of Dee Bost (Mississippi State) and Damier Pitts seemed…
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Posted Monday, March 3rd, 2008
The field will not only feature the nation’s best teams, but also some of the top players. American Christian’s Tyreke Evans and St. Thomas More’s Devin Ebanks headline that list. Both players are also New York natives who will end their prep school careers playing in front of the home crowd this weekend. Today’s action will begin at 5pm when Ebanks and St. Thomas More look for the upset against the number one ranked team in the country, Hargrave Military…
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Posted Sunday, March 2nd, 2008
The NEPSAC finals lived up to the hype as it was an extremely exciting day of basketball with numerous storylines. The atmosphere was electric all day long as the Endicott gymnasium was filled with various student sections from each participating school. But ultimately what made the day so entertaining was the action on the court as we saw five well played games, a dramatic finish in class A, and some dominating performances by a few players. Class D1 – Hyde…
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Posted Friday, February 29th, 2008
Hargrave Military Academy (VA), Findlay College Prep (NV), Patterson School (NC), Brewster Academy (NH), American Christian Academy (PA), Notre Dame Prep (MA), Harmony School (OH), and St. Thomas More School (CT) have all been selected to participate in the National Prep Championship beginning next Tuesday, March 4th at Fordham University’s Rose Hill Gymnasium. Kevin Keatts and his Hargrave squad earned the #1 seed after going undefeated through the regular season. They are led by Roscoe Davis (West Virginia), Dee Bost…
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Posted Thursday, February 28th, 2008
20 teams head into action tonight all with the goal of making it to Sunday’s NEPSAC finals. Here is the rundown of who, what, and where as we bring you tonight’s schedule. Class A – Endicott College – Beverly, MA7pm: #2 Winchendon vs. #3 St. Thomas More9pm: #1 Brewster Academy vs. #5 South KentFinals on Sunday, Endicott College, 7pmClass B4:30pm at Avon Old Farms – Avon, CT: #1 Marianapolis Prep vs. #5 Salisbury5:00pm at Lawrence Academy – Lawrence, MA: #2…
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Posted Wednesday, February 27th, 2008
It was an exciting day of basketball in North Andover as the NEPSAC tournament got under way. By the end of the night the field had been cut to four with the semi-finals set for Friday night. Game 1 – St. Thomas More 74 Phillips Exeter Academy 73The day got off to a terrific start as STM and Exeter squared off in a wildly entertaining and well played game that finished dramatically. With 1:45 left on the game clock Exeter…
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Posted Tuesday, February 26th, 2008
When Andy Moore decided to come to Northfield Mount Hermon as a post-graduate he did it in hopes of reaching his dream of playing division I basketball. Now that dream appears set to become a reality, although he still has some work to do to earn a scholarship. Moore will attend Lafayette College next year as a recruited walk-on. At some division I schools walk-ons are little more than glorified managers who jump into practice drills and act as dummy…
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Posted Monday, February 25th, 2008
Class A – Bangor High School vs. Cheverus High SchoolSaturday, March 1st, Cumberland Country Civic Center, 7pmBangor and Cheverus both earned regional titles and now are on a crash course for Maine’s most valued prize. The undefeated Rams (21-0) took the east with a 61-54 victory over Edward Little while Stags knocked off Thornton Academy 40-31 to win the west. Bangor is the defending state champions and will rely on that experience along with their three headed monster of University…
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