Posted Wednesday, April 11th, 2018
The fourth and final part of our series on the best available prospects left in New England’s class of 2018 focuses on the backcourt. The same theme continues to hold true as the deep collection of talent in the region this year allows for a variety of prospects to be left on the board who are capable of helping college programs at a variety of levels. Much like the forwards though, guards can fill a variety of different niches in…
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Posted Tuesday, April 10th, 2018
The 11th annual Northeast Hoops Festival takes place this weekend throughout Eastern Massachusetts. The New England Recruiting Report is out in full force, with scouts at every location. To keep up with all the action you can either follow @NERRhoops, @hooprootz, @mdimartino203, @Sully_ZG, @ChrisGaynor9, @MikeYagmiNERR, and @AdamFinkelstein on twitter or you can continue to check back here throughout the day as our annual twitter blogs will consolidate all of our coverage in one location. You can even join in on…
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Posted Tuesday, April 10th, 2018
The third part in our series on the best available 2018 prospects in New England focuses on the wings where the region was absolutely ripe with talent this year. In fact, there’s still prospects on the table with high-major offers including Woodstock Academy’s Luis Rodriguez and Notre Dame Prep’s D.J. Mitchell. Holderness’ Philmon Gebrewhit scored offers as high as the Atlantic 10 over the course of the last year. Then there’s guys like Kimball Union Academy’s Nick Timberlake who is…
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Posted Monday, April 9th, 2018
Brewster Academy senior Walter Ellis made a verbal commitment to Bucknell University following his official visit this weekend. When the Indiana native arrived in Wolfeboro earlier this fall, he already had division I offers to his name, but a year in the New England prep ranks allowed him to both prove himself against the highest level of prep competition in the country while also getting exposures to some of the nation's top academic schools. He landed new offers from multiple…
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Posted Monday, April 9th, 2018
Cameron Parker traveled across the country to prove that he was a division I basketball player and he ended up doing just that. The Oregon native exceeded all expectations during his post-graduate year, ended up earning multiple division I offers following his performance at the National Prep Championship, and on Sunday, opted to remain in New England for another four years with a commitment to Sacred Heart. In Parker, the Pioneers are getting a southpaw pure point guard who has…
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Posted Sunday, April 8th, 2018
There is an unprecedented amount of talent still left on the board in New England’s class of 2018 given this late date. Typically at this time of year, programs end up settling for the best available and one spring’s commitments become next spring’s transfers. While the supply may not match the demand at the high major level, there is ample talent left for all other levels of college basketball to choose from. Over the course of the next several days,…
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Posted Friday, April 6th, 2018
Bridgton Academy post-graduate center Fardaws Aimaq announced his commitment to Mercer University on Friday. A Canadian native in his first year in the New England prep ranks, Aimaq earned first team All New England honors in Class AAA of the NEPSAC this season while anchoring the middle of the line-up for the Wolverines. While he had division I offers already to his name upon his arrival, the 6-foot-10 big man took his game to new levels this season by improving…
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![Kasperzyk Commits to Bryant]( "Kasperzyk Commits to Bryant")
Posted Thursday, April 5th, 2018
Bryant head coach Jared Grasso was introduced on Monday morning. In the next 24 hours he offered a host of prospects from throughout New England and the tri-state area. 72 hours later he landed his first commitment from Woodstock Academy post-graduate and Hillhouse High School alum Joey Kasperzyk. Kasperzyk had a storied career at Hillhouse, helping the Academics to a pair of state championships, and had a history of proving himself against top national competition both this season at Woodstock…
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Posted Wednesday, April 4th, 2018
There is an unprecedented amount of talent still left on the board in New England’s class of 2018 given this late date. Typically at this time of year, programs end up settling for the best available and one spring’s commitments become next spring’s transfers. While the supply may not match the demand at the high major level, there is ample talent left for all other levels of college basketball to choose from. Over the course of the next several days,…
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Posted Wednesday, April 4th, 2018
Lawrence Academy senior big man Travell Washington made a commitment to new Pepperdine head coach Lorenzo Romar last week. The longtime University of Washington head coach, who spent this past season as the associate head coach at the University of Arizona, made Washington one of his first priorities upon taking the new job. Washington announced his commitiment on twitter shortly after visiting Pepperdine's campus. Truly blessed to say that I am #COMMITTED to play for Coach Romar at Pepperdine University…
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