Posted Wednesday, February 14th, 2024
As February break looms for those in high school, the Maine Principals Association playoffs are about to get underway. With a number of divisions throughout the state, we decided to take a look at a handful of teams with some familiar faces that have dominated their respective leagues thus far. Let’s see how things have unfolded. Gorham has dominated the competition at the highest level of the MPA with a 16-2 record heading into the postseason. Senior college prospect Ashton…
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Posted Tuesday, February 13th, 2024
To complete our series of prep profiles, we take a look at some of the best remaining prep teams who we have yet to break down, including some more teams from the Power 5-AAA League, some NEPSAC Class-Cs, and another independent. The remaining Power 5-AAAs of note include Busche Academy and Springfield Commonwealth Academy. BUSCHE: With this team, it might be worth beginning with the Class of 2027, as they have two of the class’s most intriguing…
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Posted Friday, February 9th, 2024
This past Wednesday, Hotchkiss/Rens United 2024 6’2” point guard Davyn deJongh announced his commitment to Navy to compete in the Patriot League at the Division I level… We have gotten to know deJongh quite well over the years, as he began his New England Prep career as a freshman with the Bearcats of Hotchkiss, contributing right away to an already talent-filled squad. He had earned numerous standout recognitions prior to even beginning his first year. Grinding it out…
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Posted Thursday, February 8th, 2024
Class B of the NEPSAC has been full of competitive and exciting matchups, as anticipated heading into the season. With the month of February underway and the final stretch of the season in sight, we thought it would be fitting to run through the current landscape. Finishing with schools in the western half of New England, let's check in on some others in the class. CANTERBURY (13-5) Canterbury has had an excellent season so far, with big wins…
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Posted Wednesday, February 7th, 2024
Class B of the NEPSAC has been full of competitive and exciting matchups, as anticipated heading into the season. With the month of February underway and the final stretch of the season in sight, we thought it would be fitting to run through the current landscape. Beginning with schools in the eastern half of New England, let's take a look at how things have shaken out. BROOKS (12-7) Brooks has had a great season so far, with big…
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Posted Tuesday, February 6th, 2024
As the winter chill envelops the Bay State, the hardwood action in Massachusetts is fully ablaze. In this mid-season report, we delve into the largest state association in the region, shining a spotlight on notable teams and players who have been making waves in the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association (MIAA) season. A Few Notable Teams Catholic Memorial Knights Catholic Memorial has emerged as a team to beat once again this season, boasting a 15-1 record and clinching…
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Posted Monday, February 5th, 2024
This past week, 2024 6’6” wing John Clemmons II of The Winchendon School’s NEPSAC-AA squad committed to the Delaware State Hornets for the next chapter of his career… Clemmons actually made his way to New England from Delaware, where he competed for Caravel Academy, regularly charting scoring performances in the 20s and 30s and earning numerous standout and MVP showcase honors for multiple years leading up to his graduation. However, early this past June, Clemmons decided to take…
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Posted Friday, February 2nd, 2024
Today, we conclude the 2025 state-by-state rankings with Connecticut. Leading the ranking is Providence commit Oswin Erhunmwunse, a 6’9 forward known for his defensive skills and elite bounce. Following at two is South Kent’s Badara Diakite, recently returning from injury and recognized as a high-upside prospect for his fluidity, shooting, and versatility. The third and fourth spots belong to London Jemison and Kelvin Odih. Jemison’s stock has soared with his athleticism, handle, and impressive shot, while Kelvin Odih’s motor, physicality,…
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Posted Thursday, February 1st, 2024
Continuing on with our state-by-state rankings with the 2024 class in Connecticut. Cincinnati commit Tyler Betsey takes the top spot as he has been a catalyst of St. Thomas More’s success this season. Luhi transfer and Pittsburgh commit Amdy Ndiaye is in the number two spot. Behind him is UMass’s Nate Guerengomba, a physical scoring wing/guard. Justin Johnson holds the fourth spot as the big wing has been one of the top scorers around this winter and remains a top…
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Posted Wednesday, January 31st, 2024
Continuing on with the rankings, we take a look at the class of 2025 in Massachusetts. Jaylen Harrell takes the top spot as the wing has picked up a lot of steam in the recruiting world over the past year. Right behind him at two is Tabor’s Daithi Quinn, a local name on the verge of blowing up. The third spot belongs to Belmont Hill’s Isaiah Langham who has had a strong season this winter, NMH’s high upside wing…
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