Posted Tuesday, August 25th, 2020
It may sound counter-intuitive but there are sleepers in the city of Boston. Kids that are talented but under-the-radar for one reason or another. New Mission grad Josh Ehikhamhen was one such player last year. He had built-up his body, taken his game to new levels, and generated recruitment from a handful of local D3 schools. He believed he was better than that though and so instead he chose an opportunity for a post-grad year at the Tilton School, with hopes…
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Posted Monday, August 24th, 2020
The latest movie trailer from the Be Seen Tour courtesy of Hoop Major comes from the Boston Warriors and Mass Elite, who combined their top prospects to host a stop on the tour last week. We broke down their top prospects in Saturday's recap - including the likes of Adam Kozelian, Brandon Wiercinski, Lence Altor, Jack Wirtanen, Stuart McCallum, and underclassmen Hassan Jenkins and Andre Mills - but now comes the video documentation. The video is available both on YouTube…
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Posted Sunday, August 23rd, 2020
36 players gathered on Friday for the inaugural The Court Invitational Showcase. Broken into 3 separate groups to comply with state regulations, players needed to be nominated by college or high school coaches in order to participate. Plenty of Division 3 coaches were on hand with head coaches from 5 different schools present throughout the day. The Court Basketball is a brand new facility in Enfield with a college basketball floor that has offered skill development as well as top…
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Posted Friday, August 21st, 2020
Mass Elite and the Boston Warriors brought their top college prospects together to host a stop on the Be Seen Tour last week and it proved to be a worthwhile night as we saw some definite college prospects that were previously under-the-radar. Brandon Wiercinski, Lawrence Academy – Perhaps the most well-known prospect in the gym from his successful prep career playing for his father at Lawrence Academy, Wiercinski was a big part of a Spartan program that exceeded expectations this…
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Posted Friday, August 21st, 2020
There was an unusual dynamic when we watched the New England Storm workout. They got better with each passing year. Most teams get better as they go up in grade, but for the Storm it was actually the opposite, at least when projecting out talent long-term. This was the best u17 team they’ve had in recent years, but the u16 team was even better. The u15 team was the best of the bunch though and both a result of the…
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Posted Thursday, August 20th, 2020
The New England Storm made it clear, they wanted all three of their top high school teams to be part of the Be Seen Tour. They understood that most of their counterparts were focused on their varsity teams, and rightfully so given the amount of exposure opportunities they had missed this season. They too were going to give their u17 program the platform, but they wanted to make sure their younger teams had the same opportunity. When we arrived in…
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Posted Tuesday, August 18th, 2020
Last week we profiled a young and talented Undivided Basketball Club. Since that time, three different members of the program - Caleb Middleton, John Kallon, and Donald Villard - have picked up offers from DePaul. Today, we went back and reviewed some of the video highlights of that workout including others prospects like Mazen Ebik, Jalen Moore, David DeSouza, and Geo Goncalves. The entire #BeSeen video can be found on the NERR instagram account. View this post on Instagram Last…
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Posted Tuesday, August 18th, 2020
Yesterday, we broke down the prospects that comprise this year's New England Storm u17 team, a group that is the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the program's journey back to producing college prospects. See the full video below to learn more about head coach Matt Regan's team made up of Justin ONeill, Aidan Callahan, Nate Kane, Tommy Fontanella, Gabe Zorilla, Joey Dasilva, Liam ONeil, Andrew Lussier, Dylan Santosuosso, Kalu Olu and more. Also, be sure to stay…
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Posted Monday, August 17th, 2020
There was a time, not that long ago, when the New England Storm were producing prospects for every level of college basketball. Georges Niang started his AAU career in a Storm uniform while they had a host of others who went on to play in the NE-10, NESCAC, and a variety of other levels. More recently, they’ve been known for the sheer size of their program, with 60 teams ranging through New Hampshire and Massachusetts, but not necessarily the same…
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Posted Saturday, August 15th, 2020
Kimball Union Academy and Albany City Rocks guard Robert Brown III announced his verbal commitment to Niagara on Friday afternoon. The pledge brings Brown back closer to his home in upstate New York and also gives Niagara head coach Greg Paulus, another immediate impact talent from the local ranks. Brown previously starred at Albany Academy prior to transferring to KUA, where he earned first-team All-New England honors for a squad that won 21 games. A physically strong and aggressive player…
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