“Big 3” atop Connecticut’s 2019 Class

Posted Tuesday, March 27th, 2018

Connecticut's junior class is led by a trio of frontcourt prospects who all project as consensus top 100 national prospects in Putnam Science Academy's Akok Akok, Loomis Chaffee's Jaiden Delaire, and Woodstock Academy's Tre Mitchell. Akok holds down the top spot not just because of his unique talent but also because of just how well he fits the way the modern game is played. With conventional back-to-the-basket type bigs becoming more scarce, coaches at the college level and above are… READ MORE >

Cheshire Academy’s Ellis is D1 Bound

Posted Sunday, March 25th, 2018

When Will Ellis arrived at Cheshire Academy this fall he was completely under-the-radar. Seven months later and he is now a division I player. Ellis announced his commitiment to Central Connecticut State University and head coach Donyell Marshall this weekend. He took to his twitter account to publicize his decision. First of all I want to thank God for giving me this opportunity and special thanks to all my coaches friends and Family who helped me through this long process.… READ MORE >

Bentley Lands NHS’ Webb

Posted Sunday, March 25th, 2018

New Hampton School post-graduate guard Mason Webb announced his commitment to Bentley University on Friday. He took to his twitter account to announce his decision. Very excited to say that I’ve committed to Bentley University! pic.twitter.com/huqYgT7im4 — mason webb (@masonwebb33) March 24, 2018 A native of Oklahoma, Webb made his only season in New England a memorable one as he was one of New Hampton's most consistent players all year long. He finished with a scoring average over 13 points… READ MORE >

Gould Duo Leads Maine’s 2019 Class

Posted Sunday, March 25th, 2018

So much has changed in Maine in recent years, specifically with regard to their prep schools. Former powerhouses like Maine Central Institute have disbanded their prep program while others like Bridgton are relying on coaching and competitiveness to compensate in an increasing arms race of talent. Meanwhile a new program, Gould Academy, was born two years ago and now that programs is home of the top two juniors in the state, Wildens Leveque and Daniel Buie. Leveque and Buie aren't… READ MORE >

Rhode Island 2019 has Depth and a Star

Posted Saturday, March 24th, 2018

St. Andrew's guard Brycen Goodine is the undisputed top prospect in Rhode Island's 2019 class and that's nothing new as the Saints have had plenty of top ranked prospects in the Ocean State over the years. What is actually unique about the Rhode Island junior class rankings is the amount of depth that exists beyond just the state's prep powerhouse. While St. Andrew's has a pair of prospects on the list (fellow guard Robert Baum currently holds down the 4th… READ MORE >

Bertram Headlines Vermont’s 2019 Class

Posted Friday, March 23rd, 2018

Tyler Bertram saw his recruitment explode more than anyone could have expected in his first season at Vermont Academy. The Cooperstown, New York native already had division I offers to his name when he arrived on campus in September but quickly pushed his list of suitors as high as the Atlantic 10 Conference in the fall thanks to his shooting prowess from behind the three-point line, positional size, and basketball I.Q. Consequently, Bertram is the easy choice atop the state's… READ MORE >

Guards Headline New Hampshire’s 2019 Class

Posted Friday, March 23rd, 2018

2019 state rankings debut in New Hampshire where the junior class got their typical influx of new talent this season. Quite a bit of that is in the backcourt where Brewster's Sherif Kenney, New Hampton's Mika Adams-Woods, and Brewster's Joel Brown occupy three of the top four spots. Kennedy debuts in the top spot as his size and playmaking in the backcourt are unmatched but he'll need to become more consistent and reliable if he hopes to hold off Adams-Woods… READ MORE >

Mann Earns Scholarship

Posted Wednesday, March 21st, 2018

Lawrence Academy senior forward Martin Mann announced a verbal commitment to Pace University on Tuesday night. Pace is a division II school in New York that competes in the Northeast 10 Conference along with a variety of other New England based schools. Mann took to his twitter account to announe his decision. pic.twitter.com/YnLyY4LkYn — Martin Mann (@martinmann14) March 21, 2018 Mann saw a revitalization of sorts this summer as he joined the D.C. Blue Devils and helped them to the… READ MORE >

Kerby D1 Bound

Posted Wednesday, March 21st, 2018

Brooks School and Mass Rivals senior forward Keigan Kerby announced his commitiment to the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga on Tuesday. His decision comes after taking an official visit to Chattanooga's campus this past weekend. Words can’t describe how blessed I am to be in this position... Thanks to everyone that made it possible, and everyone that said it was impossible... ���� #GoMocs pic.twitter.com/q7nogD8Chr — Special K (@keigankerby) March 20, 2018 Kerby's ability to reach the division I level is… READ MORE >

Yags’ Point Forward - 2019 Big Board

Posted Tuesday, March 20th, 2018

As we did with the release of our recent 2018 rankings, we'll publish two unique perspectives in 2019 to illustrate a point that we've always prefaced updated rankings with, they're always subjective. Up first is Mike Yagmin's big board below, which will be followed by NERR rankings later this week: Now that the New England State Associations have decided their champs, the entire region is heading into the grassroots season. It’s a good time to apply what we saw throughout… READ MORE >

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