Posted Wednesday, June 18th, 2014
It has been a busy few weeks for Northfield Mount Hermon six-foot-ten big man Collin McManus as he has taken a variety of unofficial visits to schools up and down the east coast. He made a decision on Thursday night though, making a verbal commitment to the University of Pennsylvania just 48 hours after landing the offer while visiting their Philadelphia campus. McManus becomes the second NMH product to commit to Penn in the 2015 class joining fellow Middlesex Magic…
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Posted Tuesday, June 17th, 2014
The Cox Sports cameras were rolling at the Zero Gravity Finals, not just to bring you the most recent episode of NERR-TV, but also highlights of a number of the top individual performers. The New England Recruiting Report, in our final recap of the weekend, looked back on four prospects who stood out from start to finish as Kellan Grady, Saul Phiri, Terrell Brown, and Kimani Lawrence all had big weekends. Click here to read about their performances and see…
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Posted Tuesday, June 17th, 2014
Northfield Mount Hermon put the finishing touches on their 2014-2015 roster on Tuesday afternoon with a big announcement from New England’s top ranked rising sophomore. Tomas Murphy confirmed to the New England Recruiting Report that he would, in fact, be transferring to NMH for the upcoming school year. “I’m very excited for the opportunity to play at Northfield,” Murphy told the New England Recruiting Report. “I think it will help me a lot as a player and as a person.”The…
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Posted Monday, June 16th, 2014
Five different 9th grade teams came out of division I pool play with a perfect 4-0 record, but only one would be crowned champions on Saturday – BABC. They showed the same trademark defense that BABC teams of old have been known for, holding their opposition to just 18 points in the semifinal before running away with a 30 point win in the final under first year head coach Britney Papile. Justin Mazzulla turned in a big performance…
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Posted Monday, June 16th, 2014
HANOVER, Mass. – In what has become an annual Father’s Day tradition, the 2014 Zero Gravity Finals were hosted for the second straight year at the University Sports Center. With more than 450 teams competing across approximately 50 courts throughout Southeastern Massachusetts, the top rosters in the 10th and 11th grade groups congregated at the eight-court Hanover, Mass. complex to compete for supremacy: a chance to hoist a four-foot tall trophy and cut down the nets.The 10th grade Division 1…
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Posted Sunday, June 15th, 2014
HANOVER, Mass. – In what has become an annual Father’s Day tradition, the 2014 Zero Gravity Finals were hosted for the second straight year at the University Sports Center and several other facilities in the greater Boston area. With more than 450 teams competing across approximately 50 courts throughout the area, the top rosters in the 10th and 11th grade groups congregated at the eight-court Hanover, Mass. complex to compete for supremacy: a chance to hoist a four-foot tall trophy…
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Posted Saturday, June 14th, 2014
Bridgton Academy is reporting two scholarship level commitments from their most recent 2014 class. Maine native and South Portland High School alum Tanner Hyland and Massachusetts native and Central Catholic High School alum Joel Berroa are both off to the division II level after committing to Le Moyne College and Stonehill College respectively. Hyland, who starred with the Maine Athletic Club on the AAU circuit, made dramatic improvements during the last year. You could see his game going to unprecedented…
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Posted Friday, June 13th, 2014
Notre Dame Prep 2014 shooting guard C.J. Vaughn committed to Morgan State earlier this week. One of the best three-point shooters in all of New England this year, Vaughn is virtually automatic when able to set his feet and also has incredibly deep range. He was one part of a dynamic three guard rotation that the Crusaders relied on all year long. Morgan State is an NCAA division I school in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference who has advanced to 6…
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Posted Thursday, June 12th, 2014
If it were only a matter of ranking current levels of productivity, it wouldn’t be so difficult. Ranking sheer potential is harder, but not impossible if you have a context to provide key markers for success. Finding the balance between production and potential is where it gets especially challenging, and ultimately what makes ranking prospects, especially young prospects, such an inexact science. That’s also one of the reasons why NERR chooses to rank only a select few underclassmen. Far too…
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Posted Wednesday, June 11th, 2014
St. Johnsbury forward Vlad Cobzaru accepted an offer from Georgia Regents University earlier this week, becoming the first (and likely only) senior in the state of Vermont to earn a full athletic scholarship. Georgia Regents is an NCAA division II school located in Augusta, Georgia and formerly known as Augusta State. They have a storied basketball tradition under head coach Dip Metress, advancing to three consecutive Elite Eights from 2008 to 2010 and also returning to the NCAA tournament this…
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