Posted Friday, January 9th, 2009
Prior to this week most prep school teams hadn’t been in action since before the Christmas holiday. Consequently, this weekend marks the first time in nearly a month that these teams have been back on the floor. Although most NEPSAC games are played on Saturday, some schools got an early jump with Friday night match-ups. Here is a look at some of the more notable results. Northfield Mount Hermon 89 New Hampton 83 – Junior swingman Laurent Rivard scored NMH’s…
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Posted Thursday, January 8th, 2009
No player helped their recruiting stock more last spring than Mike Clifford. At the beginning of the AAU season he was a player that most people, including us, had never heard of. But after turning in one terrific performance after another, he quickly emerged as a prospect for the division I level. He was undoubtedly playing the best basketball of his career going into the summer and certainly looked poised to break out in front of division I coaches, but…
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Posted Wednesday, January 7th, 2009
Mike Byron, Oliver Ames HS (MA) – The senior scored a career high 46 points in an 81-53 win over Weymouth. He was pulled from the game after only one minute of action in the fourth quarter because of the lopsided score and could have easily gone for 50+. In fact, 33 of those points came in the first half. Louis Montes, Brockton HS (MA) – The senior forward scored 25 points to lead his team to a victory over…
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Posted Tuesday, January 6th, 2009
qtiphife: Are non post-grad schools the only one’s allowed to be ranked nationally? Do all class A schools take post-grads?NERR: Prep schools (schools that include post-graduates) are included in their own poll, the National Prep Poll, which is released on our site as well as scout.com. The two most prominent high school polls are produced by USA Today and ESPN/RISE. To answer your second question…yes, all 10 class A schools (Brewster, Bridgton, MCI, New Hampton, Northfield Mount Hermon, Phillips Exeter,…
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Posted Monday, January 5th, 2009
Danny Lawhorn is going to the ACC and that may come as a surprise to some people. But Al Skinner and his staff at Boston College have made a habit over the years of out-evaluating the competition to land diamond in the rough type talents…and they believe Lawhorn could be the latest in that line. The junior point guard landed on BC’s recruiting radar in atypical fashion as the Eagles’ staff wasn’t actively recruiting him during the July live period. …
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Posted Sunday, January 4th, 2009
1. Why Wait?2 of the top 5 juniors in New England are already committed as Nate Lubick is pledged to Georgetown and Maxie Esho to UMass. Don’t be shocked if more juniors follow suit and end up making their decision before the end of the school year as Gerard Coleman has already narrowed his list, Carson Desrosiers taken plenty of unofficial visits, and Jason Morris been recruited by the same high major schools for the last two years. 2. On Second…
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Posted Saturday, January 3rd, 2009
Every year some player seemingly comes out of nowhere to see their recruiting stock blow up. Sometimes it’s a well timed performance, others it’s just college coaches finally seeing what everyone else does. In years past guys like Alan Chaney, Jordan Williams, Carson Desrosiers, and Rod Odom have all seen their recruiting stock virtually go through the roof in a very short amount of time. So who are some of the guys likely to see their stock take off in…
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Posted Friday, January 2nd, 2009
For the third consecutive year Bob Hurley Sr. will be coming to Massachusetts to conduct a one day coaching clinic on August 14th. But that will be just the final day of an exciting week of basketball as Coach Hurley will be conducting a skills and drills camp from August 10th – 13th. The week of activities is being called the “Coach Hurley Ultimate Experience”. The coaching clinic will include: a talk on X’s on O’s; round table discussions; question…
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Posted Thursday, January 1st, 2009
Cody Otto, Glastonbury HS (CT) – The senior guard was a star on both ends of the floor as he scored 35 points while making 15 of his 21 shots from the floor. Defensively he was all over the floor coming up with 6 steals. Casey Woodring, Notre Dame HS (CT) – Not only did the freshman crack the starting line-up for his first high school game but he also finished with 17 points as his team knocked off Kaynor…
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Posted Tuesday, December 30th, 2008
#1 Patterson School – Lenoir, North Carolina, 20-0, 50 points, Five 1st place votesChris Chaney’s squad earned all five first place votes after knocking off Hargrave 79-76 in an early December match-up. Patterson has fire power at all five positions with the likes of Rashanti Harris, Clarence Trent, and Arsalan Kazemi on their frontline and DeAndre Kane and Hunter McClintock in the backcourt. #2 Hargrave Military Academy – Chatham, Virginia, 12-1, 45 PointsPreviously unbeaten and top ranked Hargrave Military Academy…
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