Posted Tuesday, March 31st, 2009
As was the case with our 2009 list, these players were able to not just have great seasons, but also show us and college coaches that they’re projected level of play in college could be higher than originally thought. Consequently, when our updated rankings come out next week, don’t be surprised to see these guys surge up the charts. Carson Desrosiers, Central Catholic (MA): It’s hard to get much higher when you’re already the fourth ranked player in New England,…
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Posted Monday, March 30th, 2009
It was almost exactly a year ago that Mike Clifford really began to make a name for himself among college coaches. He seemed to be dominating exposure events on a weekly basis last spring until his surge up recruiting lists was stopped just as quickly as it started after he broke his leg just prior to the summer live period. “After the injury it really kind of put the division I dream aside,” Clifford conceded to the New England Recruiting…
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Posted Sunday, March 29th, 2009
There was a nice blend of talent in Yale’ gym on Sunday as the Hall of Fame’s Junior/Senior Showcase featured both some big names as well as some guys flying under the radar. Guys like Majok Majok, Eric Jean-Guillaume, Xavier Pollard, Robert Harrigan, and TaQuan Zimmerman all played extremely well as you would expect, but it was the emergence of some new faces that was really the story of the day. Here’s a look at some of those guys: Aru…
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Posted Saturday, March 28th, 2009
With the season officially in the books, we’ll be releasing our updated rankings next week. But before you see the full list, here’s a preview of ten guys in the class of 2009 who you should expect to see climb a few spots after turning in stellar seasons. Just to clarify, this isn’t just a list of those who had tremendous seasons, but players whose seasons exceeded expectations so much that it increased our opinion of their projected success at…
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Posted Friday, March 27th, 2009
The New England Recruiting Report is proud to announce our new Junior Elite Division. The division will feature a page within our website devoted to covering youth basketball in the region. We will provide stories and articles on players and teams competing at the youth levels, but will not be ranking players, as we strive to recognize and promote the game in its developmental levels within our region. Not only will this page feature news coverage from local tournaments and…
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Posted Thursday, March 26th, 2009
On January 5th, in an article titled “Predictions for the New Year”, the New England Recruiting Report predicted the various league champions throughout the region. Now that the season has officially come to an end, here’s a look back at how we did. League –NEPSCAC Class APredicted – Bridgton Academy Champion – Bridgton Academy Result: 1/1They survived surging South Kent for their 4th title in 5 years. League – NEPSAC Class BPredicted – Tilton School Champion – Tilton School Result: 2/2Didn’t…
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Posted Wednesday, March 25th, 2009
• Thomas Knight was named the 22nd recipient of Maine’s Mr. Basketball award last week, which annually goes to the state’s top basketball player. Other finalists were Mick Distasio of Cheverus and Gordon Fischer of Camden Hills. Knight is the first player from Dirigo High School to ever receive the award and the first from a class C school since 1997. • The Jordan Brand announced the selections for their regional game featuring the top players from the New York…
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Posted Tuesday, March 24th, 2009
On Monday, Suffield Academy's Anthony Simmons committed to Gannon University in Erie, PA. Gannon is the fifth ranked division II program in the country according to the last national poll. Simmons, a 6'8" 250 pound center, came to Suffield via Rochester, New York. Simmons arrived at Suffield coming off a huge senior campaign at Allendale-Columbia School, where he averaged 24.2 points, 13 rebounds, and just over 2 blocks per game and was named Second Team All State in New York. …
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Posted Monday, March 23rd, 2009
Trinity Makes Statement with Dominating Class L Win Trinity High School came into Saturday’s Class L championship game not just looking for a title, but also hoping to make a statement. They were able to do both as they easily defeated Manchester Memorial 50-25. With the win, Trinity’s post-season dominance continued as they didn’t have a margin of victory under 14 points in the entire tournament. Junior guard Jordan Laguerre led the way for the victors as he scored a…
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Posted Sunday, March 22nd, 2009
The first contest of the day was the public school game, and little more than twelve hours after claiming a state title Windsor head coach Ken Smith was on hand to coach the South team while his senior stars, Steven Samuels and Adrian Satchell, were suited up and ready to go as well. The Windsor trio picked up right where they left off last night, leading the south to a 111-99 victory while with both players scoring a game high…
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