Posted Thursday, October 27th, 2011
Williams College will be hosting a boys basketball clinic on Sunday, November 13th. The Clinic is intended for young players seeking an enjoyable teaching environment (ages 6-15). Campers should expect quality instruction with an emphasis on fundamentals, team play, and offensive skill development. Above all, campers should expect to have fun playing basketball. Head Coach Mike Maker will direct the clinic and be assisted by his staff and the entire 2011-12 Eph Men’s Basketball Team. “Our Clinic is a special…
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Posted Thursday, October 27th, 2011
No Drummond. No Dunn. No problem. That might as well be the motto at Wilbraham and Monson Academy this year. The roster may not have the headliners that it once projected, but there is still a whole lot to like about head coach Chris Sparks’ squad this year. For one, their guard play will be as good as anyone’s in class AA of the NEPSAC. Secondly, the future is incredibly bright with a stable of young up and coming talent,…
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Posted Wednesday, October 26th, 2011
Joe Jones and the Boston University Men's Basketball coaching staff are hosting a coaches clinic on Sunday, December 18th, 2011. The clinic will include an open practice followed by a chalk-talk with Coach Jones during which he will discuss the various offensive and defensive philosophies of the B.U. program. Coach Jones is in his first year as the head coach of Boston University. Previously he was the associate head coach at Boston College and prior to that served as the…
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Posted Wednesday, October 26th, 2011
Last weekend the New England Recruiting Report published updated rankings in the class of 2014. The expanded rankings now include the 25 top sophomore prospects in New England. Here is a look at the prospects that cracked the rankings for the first time: Jalen Adams, Melrose High School (MA): As a freshman, Adams was a guy who showed clear potential but not enough consistent production. As a sophomore, the flashes of greatness are more frequent while the production is gradually…
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Posted Tuesday, October 25th, 2011
Six-foot-eight forward Tevin Falzon committed to Sacred Heart on Tuesday after having visited the school officially ten days ago. For Falzon the commitment is the culmination of what had been a re-emergence of sorts over the last six months, as he worked himself into the best shape of his life and was consequently able to exert his inside-out skill set in a much more consistent and impactful manner this spring and summer. Falzon continued to run with the Metro Boston…
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Posted Monday, October 24th, 2011
Steve Donahue’s first recruiting class at Boston College was a big one with nine prospects and seven scholarship players committing to the Eagles in 2011, but on Tuesday, Donahue landed what could very well be the most important recruit of his tenure thus far at B.C., when New Hampton point guard Olivier Hanlan made a verbal commitment. Hanlan took an official visit to Boston College last week during the opening weekend of the practice season. He visited Virginia Tech in…
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Posted Monday, October 24th, 2011
Kevin Crescenzi, a six-foot-three post-graduate swingman from the Tilton School, committed to Dartmouth today. Crescenzi is a Florida native who starred at this summer's Hoop Mountain All-Academic Camp and continued to grow his recruitment upon arriving at Tilton this fall, landing more than one division I scholarship offer. Crescenzi took an official visit to Dartmouth this weekend, and committed less than 48 hours later on mid-day Tuesday. A shot-maker with range that extends well beyond the three-point line, he also boasts…
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Posted Monday, October 24th, 2011
The Lee Academy post-graduate basketball program operates in two very distinct worlds. First and foremost, they are a New England based prep school, with one of the more talent laden teams in the region. However, they are not a member of the NEPSAC. That means that while Lee will annually lock up with many of the region’s best during the regular season, they aren’t governed by the same set of rules and aren’t eligible for the same post-season tournament. …
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Posted Sunday, October 23rd, 2011
Brooks School’s senior swingman Anthony Barry made a verbal commitment to Merrimack College on Sunday, accepting a full scholarship offer from the division II school. Barry spent the first three years of his high school career at Milford before transferring to Brooks and repeating his junior year and his first season in the NEPSAC turned out to be a break-out year as he earned first team all New England honors in class B after leading Brooks to over 20 regular…
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Posted Friday, October 21st, 2011
After spending the last six weeks checking out the young up and coming talent on the AAU circuit as well as the New England Elite 75 Showcase – Frosh/Soph Edition, the New England Recruiting Report is ready to announce our rankings in the class of 2014. The region’s top three could be just as easily described as three of the best in the entire nation. Noah Vonleh sits atop the list to start the year. Ranked 6th overall by ESPN…
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