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Posted Wednesday, April 9th, 2025
. DaMarlon Torres (2031)Torres impresses with his quickness off the dribble combined with his shifty handle to keep defenders off balance. He thrives getting downhill to the basket and forces turnovers as a perky on-ball defender. Demetrius Phillips (2031)Phillips has a very skilled game for his current size, which allows him to make a big impact on the game. He can stop and pop shots that he knocks down at a good clip, or use some moves to get inside and score…
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Posted Monday, April 7th, 2025
. Jacob Allen (2031) Allen uses his low center of gravity and advanced handle on the ball very well to navigate past defenders. He's a threat to score off the bounce whether it's stopping for pull ups or getting to the bpaint. Kamden Cook (2032)Quincy's younger brother shows some upside to his game as well as a quick, shifty guard with plenty of room to keep developing in the coming years. Junias Biaya (2030)With tons of size at his young age, Biaya's post game…
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Posted Friday, April 4th, 2025
Christian Mercuri (2030)Another promising young player out of the state of New Hampshire, Mercuri excels as a lead guard. He exhibits excellent use of the dribble to get to his spots and vision to create for others on the court. Cody O’Leary (2030)O'Leary showed some good footwork as a ballhandler to keep opposing defenders guessing his next move. He's got upside as a finisher and shooter past the mid-range. Ethan Tugume (2030)Tugume takes advantage of his low center of gravity to make…
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Posted Thursday, April 3rd, 2025
Adriano Kambamba (2030)A known versatile defender with length and quickness, Kambamba's defensive presence was once again felt throughout the showcase. On the offensive end, his speed as a slasher allowed him to make shots at the rim. Ephraim Luseko (2029)Luseko had one of the best outings of the event putting his advanced handle and body control on display throughout. The Maine native has quick twitch to his game which allowed him to easily manuever past defenders and score buckets at the…
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Posted Wednesday, April 2nd, 2025
The Junior Elite 75 took place on March 21st in Foxborough, Massachusetts, bringing together standout 5th-8th graders eager to showcase their skills. The gym was packed with future stars from across New England, making for an exciting night of basketball. Here’s a dive into some more players who took the court: Quincy Cook (2029) Cook is a lightning-quick guard who consistently made the right plays. Whether scoring tough buckets or finding open teammates, he backed up his reputation as one of the top guards…
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Posted Tuesday, April 1st, 2025
Rylan Bruell (2029) Bruell was scrappy on both ends, creating havoc on defense and giving his squad an edge on offense. With a steady stroke on several corner threes, Bruell proved to be a promising 3-and-D player. Jack Cassidy (2029) Cassidy showcased a deep bag of tricks, using clever footwork and crafty ball-handling to generate open looks. He consistently hit a reliable pull-up jumper, making him a scoring threat. Cole Triompo (2029) Triompo demonstrated high basketball IQ and anticipation, making smart plays on both ends…
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Posted Monday, March 31st, 2025
David Gomes (2029) Gomes was crafty in finding lanes to the hoop, using creative footwork down low to generate high-quality looks at the rim. Devon Descheneau (2029) What Devon lacked in size, he made up for with a confident jump shot. With the ball-handling skills to create his own looks and a smooth shooting stroke, Descheneau was a reliable perimeter scorer. Jack Carney (2030) Carney did all the dirty work for his squad. He rebounded well, found open cutting lanes, and finished at the rim…
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Posted Friday, March 28th, 2025
Brandon Doherty (2029) Doherty displayed a deep offensive bag, using crafty ball-handling to create open looks for himself and his teammates. His dribbling ability will take him a long way. Elias Boben (2029) Boben did it all. He was a fantastic rebounder, got to the hoop at will, and defended the ball very well. He has all the tools you want in a developing young player. Emmanuel Boben (2029) Emmanuel Boben got to the rim with ease, showing an impressive ability to finish with defenders…
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Posted Wednesday, March 26th, 2025
Khaelon Watkins (2029) Watkins is an explosive slasher with a high basketball IQ. He attacked with control and poise, creating opportunities for himself at the rim and setting up teammates for easy buckets when the lane closed. Defensively, he anchored the paint while also showing the versatility to guard smaller players on the perimeter. Dante Hummel (2029) Hummel pushed the tempo with energy but maintained a composed approach. He filled the stat sheet with strong drives to the rim and confident shooting from…
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Posted Monday, March 24th, 2025
The Junior Elite 75 returned this past Friday March 21st at Mass Premier Courts in Foxborough Massachusetts, as 5th-8th graders put their skills on display. The gym was loaded with future talent in the New England region (and just beyond) that we were thrilled to welcome to our Elite 75 showcase series. Over the coming days, we will be going through and highlighting those who took the court. Darwin Mendoza (2029) Mendoza played the role of a true pass-first point guard. With…
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