Posted Friday, April 17th, 2020
A year ago, Bruce Saintilus had just wrapped up a decorated career at King Philip Regional High School and yet was very under-the-radar. He opted for a post-grad year in hopes of proving himself against higher levels of competition and ended up doing just that and emerging as one of the key leaders for a Bridgton Academy team that exceded all expectations this season. Of all the unsigned seniors we've profiled so far this spring, no one has received more…
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Posted Thursday, April 16th, 2020
Northeastern landed an important late pledge this week when New Hampton School post-graduate Jahmyl Telfort made his verbal commitment. Telfort is a Canadian native who arrived in New England this fall and played a huge role in the Huskies NEPSAC AAA championship. He averaged 14 points and nearly 7 rebounds and 3 assists per game while proving to be one of the most versatile forwards in all of prep school basketball. "Jahmyl is a great leader and teammate. He puts…
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Posted Thursday, April 16th, 2020
Providence Country Day's Michael Harris isn't a guy who is going to blow you away with 30-point games. He is, however, someone that is raved about by every coaches he has played for...for his work-ethic, his desire to improve, his intangibles, and impact on culture. He's also a coach's son who understands how to play the game the right way and is about winning first and foremost, and proven himself a college basketball player in the process. Prospect Profile Hght/Wght:…
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Posted Wednesday, April 15th, 2020
Over the years, there have been late-blooming big men hiding in the MIAA. From Wildens Levesque to Dimon Carrigan, these guys were already dominant at their respective levels and yet just scratching the surface of their long-term potential. Taconic High School senior Mohamed Sanogo could also be cut from that same cloth. "Junior" as those close to him know him by is a 6-foot-9 big man who was a dominant defender in the MIAA who led Taconic to a share…
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Posted Wednesday, April 15th, 2020
Northfield Mount Hermon School point guard Darius Ervin made a commitment to Cornell on Tuesday. Ervin capped a four-year career in storybook style this season as he averaged 18.1 points, 4.7 assists, and 3.8 rebounds while shooting 51% from the three-point line, 50% from two-point territory, and 90% from the free-throw line. He hit a total of 124 threes on the season and scored 614 total points, which is third all-time in the NMH record books. He also won a total…
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Posted Tuesday, April 14th, 2020
There are shooters and then there are SHOOTERS. Nic Button is the latter...and a college ready shooter at that. He's virtually automatic when in rhythm and capable of getting hot at any time as he showed when he exploded for 10-threes and 41-points earlier this season against South Kent (highlights of that game are below). The upstate New York native came to the New England prep ranks as a virtual unknown, but finished his season as one of the biggest…
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Posted Monday, April 13th, 2020
St. Thomas More guard Keigo Kimura was known as one of the best young players in Japan before coming to the United States and the New England prep ranks to chase his dream of playing division I basketball. He led his team to a national championship as a high school student and averaged 41.3 points per game at Japan's prestigious Winter Cup, the biggest national championship tournament in the country. Basketball is growing rapidly in Japan with several prominent players…
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Posted Sunday, April 12th, 2020
Woodstock Academy wing Jamon Kemp announced his verbal commitment to Southeastern Louisiana on Friday. Kemp, the son of former NBA All-Star Shawn Kemp, is a similarly exceptional athlete who plays up near the top of the box. He took to his social media accounts to announce his commitment. 100% COMMITTED! @CoachJbrooks3 @DavidKieferSLU pic.twitter.com/nvWoIWf2AW — JK (@thekempshow) April 11, 2020 Kemp is the eighth member of Woodstock's 2020 class to accept a full athletic scholarship thus far and the second in…
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Posted Sunday, April 12th, 2020
The 2018-19 Kingswood-Oxford basketball team was one of the best kept secrets in New England last year. A small day-school with neither boarders nor post-grads, KO didn't have any notable prospects at the time either, and yet they were somehow able to make waves in the highly competitive Class B of the NEPSAC. In the twelve months since though, we've come to learn plenty about a handful of prospects from that team, and in so doing, understand why they were so…
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![Unsigned Senior Spotlight - Clay Brochu]( "Unsigned Senior Spotlight - Clay Brochu")
Posted Saturday, April 11th, 2020
Clay Brochu's high school career in Rhode Island will be one for the ages, especially over the course of the last two seasons. North Kingstown swept the RIIL state tournament in 2018-19, winning the D1 state championship as well as the state open. Brochu was the star of the state championship game too as he exploded for 36 points at the Ryan Center. This year, it was on senior night that he set North Kingstown's all-time scoring record and led…
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