Posted Wednesday, August 13th, 2025
Picking back up on our NEPSAC transfers article the other day, here are some names to know entering the NEPSAC, but not from outside of the region. The players listed below were all standouts in their respective state associations in New England before making the transition to prep school for the upcoming season. Liam Simpson is a proven winner, previously of La Salle in Rhode Island, having won the Division I and overall state titles last season. Simpson will join a relatively…
READ MORE >
Posted Tuesday, August 12th, 2025
Davon Maloney from the Newman School in Boston is looking to build upon a solid 2025 AAU season with City Rocks EYBL 16U. The 6’8 forward provides an intriguing skillset and should be a 2027 prospect to keep tabs on. When watching Maloney his length and fluidity for his size and age really stands out. He uses his length to provide a real impact on defense and as a rebounder. He’s a terror on the glass with solid leaping and good…
READ MORE >
Posted Tuesday, August 12th, 2025
The University of Pennsylvania, better known as UPenn, landed an electric facilitator and gritty scorer in Chase Geremia. The 6’2” guard chose UPenn over other notable offers including Cornell, Brown, Fairfield, and Hofstra. After a consistent summer riding with BABC’s 2026 squad, Chase found his collegiate landing spot on August 7, 2025. Geremia spent his first two years of high school at Daniel Hand High School and garnered attention especially after his 2022 CIAC State Championship. Chase became a member of the Newman…
READ MORE >
Posted Monday, August 11th, 2025
Making the jump to the NEPSAC requires commitment to your game, regardless of level. Six new players to the area, in addition to six players from the New England area making the transition to NEPSAC basketball must make subtle to notable improvements to become college ready. All 12 players have extremely solid to elite skill sets, but must improve in one or two aspects to take their game to the college level. The list of prospects includes Jerry Johnson, Alex Hamblet, Alonzo…
READ MORE >
Posted Friday, August 8th, 2025
Players are starting to come off the board as the school year nears, and the next one in New England happens to be St. George’s and Middlesex Magic wing, Dywane Chess, who announced his commitment to Marist yesterday. Chess, a native of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, has spent the past two seasons under Dwayne Pina at St. George’s, entering his third and final season this fall. His first New England appearance came at the start of September of 2023 at the Frosh/Soph Elite 75. Another…
READ MORE >
Posted Wednesday, August 6th, 2025
Last night, it was announced that Putnam Science and Team New England scoring guard Jaeden Roberts has committed to the Hofstra Pride of the CAA. Roberts, a native of Boston, had seen a tremendous boost in his stock as a recruit over the past calendar year. In September of 2024, Roberts received his first Division One offer from the Fairfield Stags. Over the course of the next 10 months, he would receive offers from Gardner-Webb, Marist, Iona, Albany, UMass Lowell and his ultimate…
READ MORE >
Posted Tuesday, August 5th, 2025
Landing in Cambridge, MA, for his collegiate career, Preston Merrick’s Harvard commitment will provide the Crimson with much needed height at the guard position. Preston Merrick recently committed to the Harvard Crimson this summer before his senior season. As a member of the class of 2026, Merrick’s prep school career under Joe Busacca at The Hotchkiss School spans three, going on four years. Choosing Harvard over other notable offers from Binghamton, Loyola (MD), and Towson, the Hotchkiss guard will jump from one…
READ MORE >
Posted Monday, August 4th, 2025
Last week, Putnam Science and City Rocks 2026 wing Parrish Edmond announced his commitment to Siena College of the MAAC Conference. Recently ranked number three in the updated NERR CT 2026 rankings, Edmond is a highly touted recruit who has continually improved over the years, becoming one of the top players in the state of Connecticut. A staple for the Mustangs last season, Edmond was a driving force in their eventual national championship, which they won this past March. In the contest,…
READ MORE >
Posted Friday, August 1st, 2025
As the start of the school year and basketball season begin to veer around the corner, let’s rewind to the past and take a look at some former New Englanders who have gone on to play at the collegiate and professional level.Bruce Brown: Ranked #1 in the Vermont Class of 2016, Brown certainly has lived up to the expectations he set early in his career. The 6-foot-4 guard spent two seasons with the Miami Hurricanes, where he made a name…
READ MORE >
Posted Tuesday, July 29th, 2025
Central Connecticut State University is on a run signing NEPSAC players—this time it’s Rashawn Tibby. Tibby, the class of 2025 wing from South Kent School in CT, decided on CCSU after a tumultuous senior season, including injury, but not without a vocal presence on the bench during his short absence. Rashawn Tibby is a 6’9”, by the book elite defender, capable of guarding 1-5. His skills extend beyond defense, growing as a strong rebounder this year. Tibby spent two years with South…
READ MORE >
Pages:
<
6
7
8
9
10
>
