Posted Tuesday, November 3rd, 2015
Notre Dame Prep may not be a member of the NEPSAC but they are as much a part of the fabric of New England prep school basketball as any program in the region and have a tradition of excellence like few others. Nevertheless, if you know head coach Ryan Hurd, you know he’s never one to over-sell his program and so when he says, “I like this team,” you can believe he thinks they have a chance to do some… READ MORE >
Posted Monday, November 2nd, 2015
Zero Gravity played host on the final leg of their fall circuit this weekend at Nashua Sports Academy, The RIM, Plaistow YMCA, and Derry Sports Center as part of their loaded Path to the Belt tournament field. BABC took home two more championships this fall in the varsity and tenth grade divisions, dominating the competition and completing their fifth consecutive undefeated season on the ZG fall circuit. Expressions Elite were champions in the ninth grade American division, tearing through the… READ MORE >
Posted Sunday, November 1st, 2015
Cheshire Academy capped a busy October with their fourth commitment of the month on Saturday when Thomas Huerter pledged to Siena. Huerter joins Elijah Pemberton (Hofstra), Ray Jerome (Penn) and Clayton Le Sann (Holy Cross) to become the fourth Cheshire Academy product to commit to a division I school in a matter of weeks. Huerter graduated from nearby Shenendehowa high school last year where he and his younger brother, ESPN 100 guard and Maryland commit Kevin Huerter, led the team… READ MORE >
Posted Sunday, November 1st, 2015
Springfield Commonwealth Academy post-graduate Spencer Foley made a verbal commitment to Canisius on Saturday during his official visit. Foley came to SCA from Chicago where he had a storied high school career and helped lead Uplift Community to a state championship as a senior. Nevertheless, he didn't land his first division I scholarship offer until arriving in Springfield. The Chicago native now holds the distinction of being the first SCA product to commit to a division I school but he… READ MORE >
Posted Saturday, October 31st, 2015
The 5th annual Scholar Roundball Classic will take place on Saturday, December 12th and Sunday, December 13th at Babson College in Massachusetts and this year's field may be the best yet with top academic prospects on every roster in attendance. Northfield Mount Hermon, the school that currently has three times as many players in the Ivy League as any high school in the country, returns to action while three of the most prestigious academic prep schools in the entire country -… READ MORE >
Posted Friday, October 30th, 2015
Zero Gravity takes over New Hampshire this weekend with its biggest event and the last stop on the Fall Circuit, as the Battle for the Belt heats up this weekend at The RIM, Nashua Sports Academy, and Plaistow YMCA. The varsity division will be relatively wide open with such a deep field, but the favorite here has to be defending champ BABC after their team has simply dismantled opponents on their way to a 16-0 record thus far on the… READ MORE >
Posted Thursday, October 29th, 2015
It's been another busy week of recruiting headlines in New England. Here's a look back at some of the developments over the course of the last seven days: Lee Academy post-graduate forward Nedeljko Prijovic committed to Texas State on Tuesday. Prijovic is a long and athletic forward in his second year at Lee Academy who has made drastic strides in his game since last season. Vermont Academy guard Bruce Brown took his second official visit last weekend to Xavier, following… READ MORE >
Posted Wednesday, October 28th, 2015
The narrative hasn’t changed at Bridgton Academy in quite a few years now as one of the most decorated coaches in prep school history continues to do his best to make more with less. That’s not a knock on the players that make up the Wolverines’ roster, not this year or in recent years gone by, only a realistic portrayal of the amount of resources currently being allocated to the Bridgton basketball program in comparison to the rest of AAA… READ MORE >
Posted Tuesday, October 27th, 2015
The Middlesex Magic AAU program has announced two more commitments in recent weeks with Dover-Sherborn (MA) forward Brendan Olski and Rivers forward Connor MacIsaac both planning to continue their careers at Washington and Lee University in Virginia. Olski's decision came nearly two weeks ago now while MacIsaac made his choice just late last week. While both players are 6-foot-6 forwards, they have compatible styles that should compliment each other well at the next level. Olski is a rugged forward who… READ MORE >
Posted Monday, October 26th, 2015
Zero Gravity hosted their Tournament of Champions event this weekend at the University Sports Complex in Hanover and the Mansfield Sports Complex, hosting some of New England’s premier programs on their Path to the Belt fall circuit – which concludes next weekend at the ZGReport Battle for the Belt. It was a tremendous weekend for BABC, as the program’s 9th, 10th, and 11th grade teams stayed undefeated in the fall circuit and swept the competition by taking home championships in… READ MORE >