While the rising seniors that will be going into the school year in September with college basketball on their minds are certainly worth noting, the 2015 class in New York State (next year’s juniors) are just as loaded and they still have two full years […]
Joe Cremo is listed as a forward on Scotia-Glenville’s roster, but he’s quickly picking up a guard’s mentality. While the 6-foot, 3-inch tall sophomore led the Section II Class A champions with an average of 20.3 points and 12.8 rebounds per […]
During the last week of June, most people are excited for summer to start. Teachers are excited for the time off, parents are planning vacations, and seniors are saying goodbye as they graduate from high school. While this is all happening, underclassmen and their coaches are working to get better. […]
Those familiar with the game of basketball often times hear commentators criticize superstar athletes such as Kobe Bryant or Carmelo Anthony for taking too many shots or not getting their teammates involved in the game. When Canisius High School’s Howard Washington, Jr. was asked what separates him from others, he […]
Left and Right: Moutopoulos Center: Fruscio After winning the 2012-2013 Federation title against John Adams, the question for Brian Fruscio and his Albany Academy team is “What’s next?” For many of the seniors, it is time to move on and play […]
During the weekend of June 7-9, New York City hosted some of the top AAU basketball teams in the country and plenty of future Division 1 players. We saw Isaiah Whitehead, a star guard from Lincoln High School playing with the Playaz Basketball Club. 6’3″ Whitehead was on fire all […]
Year in and year out, Albany’s Gym Rat Challenge continues to be one of the premier AAU basketball tournaments in the Northeast. Teams from all around New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, and beyond flocked to the Capital Region to take part in the three-day event featuring some of […]
Graduating from high school is a great accomplishment and milestone in any young adult’s life. Graduating at the age of 16 is a feat in itself. Samuel Joseph has achieved this goal and more. I recently caught up with Joseph, found much about his relationship with the game of […]
After finishing up a freshman basketball season, many high school players are ready to take a break. The long winter months take a toll on the body and the mind. Some are taking a break before starting up a spring sport, such as track or baseball, while others […]
Romero Collier is a player on the rise. The sophomore talent is a 6 foot, 180 pound, point guard from Henninger High School in Syracuse, NY. This year, Romero averaged 11 points , eight assists , 2.5 rebounds and 1.5 steals per game for his class AA school. […]
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