A Busy Few Weeks of Basketball in New Hampshire!
Posted Friday, August 16th, 2024
10 Stockrisers from the 2023 Frosh/Soph #E75
Posted Thursday, August 15th, 2024
With Frosh/Soph returning in just three weeks, a look back at some of the 2026 standouts from the event seemed fitting. Here are some guys to familiarize yourself with if you haven’t already as the month of September quickly approaches.Incoming Cushing Academy point guard Ryan Moesch has been nothing short of phenomenal playing with Crown in the HGSL. He led the state of New York in scoring playing at Chittenango HS and has since taken off. Moesch is as twitchy… READ MORE >
2025 Massachusetts Rankings Update
Posted Tuesday, August 13th, 2024
Wrapping up the 2025 state by state rankings update, it was fitting to conclude with the state of Massachusetts, New England’s largest state. Let’s take a look at where things currently stand. Jaylen Harrell, a big wing who recently announced his commitment to the Providence Friars takes the top spot. Daithi Quinn and Alex Wilkins follow at two and three after the duo put together huge seasons in the UAA. Both players saw significant boosts in their recruitment. NMH wing Vincent Chaudhri comes… READ MORE >
2025 Connecticut Rankings Update
Posted Monday, August 12th, 2024
Coming in at the top of the rankings is St. Thomas More’s London Jemison, a versatile wing that has seen a major uptick in his recruitment over the past year or so. Putnam Science’s Ben Ahmed, who recently announced his decision to reclass up comes in second, followed by South Kent’s Kelvin Odih. Odih had a massive grassroots season this year making waves on the national level. The fourth and fifth spots belong to 6’9 wing Badara Diakite from South Kent and… READ MORE >
New Hampshire 2025 Ranking Update
Posted Friday, August 9th, 2024
To close out the week, let’s take a look at the updated rankings for the state of New Hampshire.The top four alternates between both New Hampton and Brewster Academy, as Dwayne Aristode takes the top spot in the ranking. The Netherlands native has continued to ascend since his arrival last summer, and has picked up lots of attention nationally.Keyshuan Tillery follows in the second spot after a huge season with the City Rocks and a handful of high major offers… READ MORE >
Vermont 2025 Ranking Drop
Posted Thursday, August 8th, 2024
Next up in the state by state ranking is the Green Mountain state of Vermont.Zack Scherler kicks things off at the number one spot with impressive size at 6’11. Following him at two is Justin Munger, a stretch forward with paint instincts and potential. At three and four are the Eaton twins, Owen Eaton and Evan Eaton. The Rice Memorial products are known scorers with good playmaking ability. Abdi Sharif, a smooth wing with pop and defensive skill comes in at five… READ MORE >
Rhode Island 2025 Update
Posted Wednesday, August 7th, 2024
Continuing on with our state by state rankings, we took a look at the state of Rhode Island.Barrett Loer kicks off the Rhode Island ranking fresh off his commitment to URI. The bouncy big guard is nursing an injury and looks to be an impact player in the A10 following this season.YanCarlos Cueto comes in second as the St. George’s product has continued to get looks for his three-level scoring prowess and defensive skills.Dylan Veillette picked up a bunch of… READ MORE >
Maine 2025 Ranking Drop
Posted Tuesday, August 6th, 2024
The month of August is starting to get in full swing so we figured it would be time to get moving on our state by state rankings. To begin with the class of 2025, we started at the northernmost point with the state of Maine. Jake Cofield, a Catholic Memorial frontcourt transfer nabs the top spot. He’s 6’9 with really soft hands and strong defensive instincts to rack up blocks. Theo Pow out of Kennebunk comes in second. The smooth guard wowed… READ MORE >
Alekseyenko Chooses Colgate
Posted Monday, August 5th, 2024
Yesterday, Rivers School and Team White Mamba’s Andrew Alekseyenko announced his commitment to Colgate University.The Brookline native has had quite the high school career, starting out at Brookline high school as an underclassmen on varsity and standing out right away.It didn’t take long for him to catch traction within the prep ranks and take his talents to the NEPSAC Class B powerhouse at the Rivers School.In his two years at Rivers, Alekseyenko proved to a focal point in the frontcourt.… READ MORE >
Loer Stays in Rhode Island
Posted Friday, August 2nd, 2024
Yesterday it was announced that St. George’s and Middlesex Magic 2025 guard Barrett Loer would be taking his talents to URI following his senior year. Loer is a native of Millis Massachusetts, but has spent his entire high school career under St. George’s Head Coach Dwayne Pina, and now, he’s moving just 30 minutes away to URI. His high school career has been one to remember as the big 6’5 guard caught attention early on, and continued to build on it year… READ MORE >