Posted Thursday, October 11th, 2018
41 years, 1000+ wins, a pair of nominations to the Naismith Memorial Hall of Fame, and an army of loyal former players, Jere Quinn is an icon like few others in prep school basketball, as much for what he’s achieved on the court as how he carries himself off it. A consummate gentleman, Quinn is to St. Thomas More School what Bobby Hurley Sr. was to St. Anthony in New Jersey. Not just a legendary basketball coach but the face…
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Posted Tuesday, October 9th, 2018
The second annual Elite 75 Academic Experience New York is returning to the Brewster Sports Center this Sunday, October 14th and a limited number of spots remain available. The Elite 75 Academic Experiences are unique for a number of reasons. First and foremost, there is a guarantee of exposure as college coaches won't just be on hand to evaluate but will be the actual coaches of the event, allowing the prospects the chance to interact and learn from the very…
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Posted Tuesday, October 9th, 2018
Last year was Woodstock Academy’s first in the prep school ranks and they made a splash to say the least, advancing to the semi-finals of the National Prep Championship and sending 16 players on to four-year schools, including 11 on full scholarships. More than that though, they introduced a new model, one that offers the volume of a basketball academy with the setting of a true school. This year, head coach Tony Bergeron’s club is looking to raise the bar…
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Posted Monday, October 8th, 2018
The second full week of Zero Gravity’s Path to the Belt brought another installment of exhilarating championship games on Sunday. In the Varsity National Division title game, Team Massachusetts came out on top against a scrappy and hard-working Brockton Reign Elite squad. In what was a low scoring, grind it out type of game, Team Massachusetts pulled off the victory in large part due to their ability to handle Brockton’s defensive pressure down the stretch of the second half. They…
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Posted Friday, October 5th, 2018
Master's School guard Ben Eke made a verbal commitment to Johns Hopkins University on Friday night. Johns Hopkins is an extremely prestigious academic school that is ranked among the top ten national universities, considered the first research university in the United States, and coexists with Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, which was particularly important to Eke given his interest in pursuing pre-med. Athletically, the NCAA division III school went 24-5 a year ago under first year head coach Josh Loeffler…
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Posted Thursday, October 4th, 2018
St. John’s Prep alum, Vermont Academy post-graduate, and longtime Middlesex Magic product Tommy ONeil made a verbal commitment to Harvard on Wednesday morning following his official visit to their campus over the weekend. O’Neil is coming off a huge summer in which he led the Magic to a 21-1 overall record and championships at the HGSL Finals, Big Apple Showcase, and Prime Event. In total, the Magic finished the season with a record of 47-6 with five major championships. His…
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Posted Wednesday, October 3rd, 2018
Brewster Academy senior guards Jalen Lecque and Joel Brown both announced their verbal commitments on Tuesday morning. Lecque, a New York native who previously starred at the Christ school in North Carolina for the last two years as well as with the New York Rens on last year‘s EYBL circuit, announced his commitment to NC State. 110% committed ������ pic.twitter.com/smvsQvaUZw — Jalen Lecque (@jalenlecque10) October 2, 2018 Brown, who is returning to Brewster for his second season after putting up…
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Posted Wednesday, October 3rd, 2018
Springfield Commonwealth forward Marial Mading announced his verbal commitment to the University of Rhode Island on Tuesday morning. Mading arrived at SCA mid-way through last season and has shown rapid improvement ever since. The 6-foot-9 forward has major mismatch potential as he continues to fill out his frame and show increasingly frequent signs of playmaking ability and even a passing instinct off the dribble. He spent the summer starring for L&L Running Rebels, and picked up his Rhode offer during…
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Posted Monday, October 1st, 2018
The 2017-18 season is best remembered as one of tremendous growth for the New Hampton School program. One of the youngest and most inexperienced rosters in the AAA ranks took their fair share of bumps early but got better along the way and ultimately culminated their season with an inspired run to the finals of the NEPSAC tournament. This year, they’re still young, but more experienced and ready to build off of what they learned and accomplished a year ago.…
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Posted Monday, October 1st, 2018
The Zero Gravity Fall Brawl crowned champions on Sunday with a handful teams taking the next step on their Path to the Belt. The Middlesex Magic shared the varsity division championship as both of their teams advanced to the finals. Both teams displayed toughness while staying poised and not getting flustered under pressure. They both also showed that they will be a tough matchup for any teams due to their ability to hit long-range shots. The Middlesex Magic also took…
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