![2026 New England Open Gym Recap - pt. I]( "2026 New England Open Gym Recap - pt. I")
Posted Monday, October 26th, 2026
The New England Open Gym brought a deep pool of talent from across the region to Worcester Academy on Sunday, drawing a strong contingent of Division II, Division III and prep coaches despite college practices being fully underway. The talent once again spoke for itself, with a high percentage of participants showing the tools to play at the collegiate level. We’re kicking off a full week of recap coverage with Part One below.Kingsley Rogers, Williston Northampton: Rogers just made his…
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Posted Friday, October 23rd, 2026
Manoa Deso, Notre Dame: The 6'5" sophomore has a strong foundation of skills to work off of moving forward as he gets accustomed to the United states game. He has a nice blend of size and guard skill to pair with his athleticism.Christian Archie, Nichols: Christian Archie is a quick guard with a tight, yet crafty handle. Archie can score the ball on three levels, where he is at his best taking on his defender with his handle either creating…
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Posted Friday, October 16th, 2026
Michael Abda, Mid Valley: Abda wasted little time getting going at the event, making multiple shots from beyond the three-point line. His shotmaking was impressive, but he also showed his ability to create for others and contribute on the glass as a rebounder. An incoming freshman with early feel and the ability to impact different columns on the box score. Elvir Potter, Durgee: Potter is a smaller guard who uses size to his advantage. The freshman point guard flies around the…
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![2026 NJ Frosh/Soph #E75 Recap - Best of the Forwards]( "2026 NJ Frosh/Soph #E75 Recap - Best of the Forwards")
Posted Thursday, October 15th, 2026
Kaleb Patterson, JF Kennedy - Patterson plays with a downhill mentality, consistently looking to collapse the defense and get all the way to the rim. He has a good feel for finding driving lanes and can attack comfortably with either hand. That same aggression carries over defensively, where his intensity and effort make him a tough matchup on both ends.Ethan Chatman, St. Raymonds - Chatman was the biggest player in attendance as his freshman year gets underway, and the 6'8"…
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Posted Wednesday, October 14th, 2026
Jack Beers, Canisteo Greenwood: The freshman guard has some swagger to his game with his ball-handling and use of shake off the dribble. He can get creative with his handle to make space for himself to score despite defenders being in close proximity to him. He also showed off his range from beyond the arc and ability to shoot from different spots on the floor.MJ McNamara, Broadalbin-Perth: The Albany area sophomore made a lot of strong reads in transition as…
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Posted Tuesday, October 13th, 2026
Continuing on with our recaps, here's part two on the talent we saw this past weekend in Syracuse.DeAndre Lewis, Niagara Falls: DeAndre Lewis is a 2030 point guard who plays with high intensity and grit. He is an offensive weapon who can get going on all levels; he scores both off the dribble and on the catch, but does most of his work on ball running the point. On defense, he is relentless and applies constant pressure on his mark.…
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Posted Tuesday, October 13th, 2026
Theo Pollitt, Hotchkiss - Pollitt is an athletic point guard from the Bronx with a quick first step and some shake off the dribble. He was able to put pressure on defenders with his speed, getting downhill and creating advantages. The tools are there for him to keep developing as both a scorer and playmaker.Jaxson Montoto, Rutherford - Montoto embraces the physical side of defending, getting into ball handlers and making them work for every inch of the floor. He…
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Posted Monday, October 12th, 2026
This past Saturday, we made our way to Syracuse for our Upstate New York Frosh/Soph Elite 75, bringing together players from across the region for a day of basketball and exposure. Players traveled in from as far as Albany, Buffalo, and even Northern Pennsylvania, giving us a chance to see talent from several different areas compete under one roof. Throughout the afternoon, there was no shortage of impressive performances, speaking to the depth of talent that Upstate New York has to…
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Posted Thursday, October 8th, 2026
Charles Kuo, Syosset - Kuo is a vocal floor general who plays with a physical edge. He drives hard in straight lines, powering through contact in traffic to score around the basket. He knocks down shots off the catch or dribble and constantly directs traffic to move people around as a passer and keep the offense flowing.Aidyn Bynoe, St. Anthony's - Bynoe plays with a smooth, creative cadence off the dribble that keeps defenders off balance. At 6'2", he changes…
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Posted Wednesday, October 7th, 2026
Continuing our recap of the guards we saw down at Lyndhurst Middle School… Here's part two of our recap!Wynn Allen, Hotchkiss - Allen sets the tone defensively with his ability to anticipate drives. At 6'1", he beats opponents to their spots, cuts off paint access, and stays vocal calling out coverages. Once he gets a stop, he turns it into points by sprinting down court in transition. Joins his brother Wystan on the reigning Class A champions this year.Braelen Blackmon,…
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