Anthony product officially visited Robert Morris two weeks ago and came away impressed, however, he has since then learned of some news. He is considering, “Hofstra, Iona, Florida International, Quinnipiac and Robert Morris.” The St. Benedict’s (NJ) – all had strong weekends with big decisions coming up.Īs of now, Frink is officially down to five schools – all of whom have offered – and will take two official visits within the next week. Anthony (NJ), Andre Horne – a shooting guard from Newark (DE), and Kamall Richards – a forward from St. Unsigned seniors Jerome Frink – a forward from St. There were very few available 2012s but of the ones playing this weekend, a trio from ECE/NJABC out of Delaware drew attention from dozens of college coaches.
He is planning on making a visit to Cornell in May and will likely add more schools in the near future. With no current offers, Show has interest from, “Siena, Cornell, Buckenll, Penn State, Notre Dame, Hofstra and Holy Cross. With college coaches of all levels flocking to his games, Show impressed and could make a good prospect at a high-academic low major or could end up at solid mid-major school. “He was a great player and I’m just trying to play my game and win out there.” A 2014 6-foot-3 point guard from Abington Heights (PA), Show has drawn early comparisons to Scranton native and former Syracuse great, Gerry McNammara. The surprise standout of the weekend was little known JC Show of JBHoops in Scranton, Pa. Look for this duo of Facey and Lawrence to carry over during the long spring and summer of AAU as hundreds of college coaches will flock to their games. John’s, Kevin Ollie of UConn and Van Macon of Rutgers. As of now, the most active communicators for Lawrence are assistants Darren Savino of Cincinnati, Tony Chiles of St. John’s and Rutgers games this winter and plans on checking out the Scarlet Knights’ campus, along with Cincinnati and Seton Hall, in the coming weeks. Virginia Tech was also involved with Lawrence - the only school he unofficially visited - prior to the termination of head coach Seth Greenberg. Due to the departure of assistant Rasheen Davis, a New York native who recruited Lawrence, the Musketeers are no longer in consideration as of now. One note was Lawrence’s interest in A-10 school Xavier.
“Kansas, Iowa State, Georgetown, Marquette, UNLV, South Florida, UCLA, Virginia, West Virginia, South Carolina and North Carolina,” are also checking him out, especially with Norm Roberts’ move from Florida to Kansas in the past few weeks.
John’s, Rutgers, Pittsburgh, Syracuse, UConn, Temple, Villanova, Hofstra, Fordham, Seton Hall, Miami and Louisville,” the rising senior has found his fit with the Rens. At 6-foot-10, the Pope John XXIII (N.J.) forward can do it all as he shoots, slashes, rebounds, handles and defends with authority. With a 3.8 GPA, the talented New Yorker will be considering high-academic schools because of his background.įacey is an extremely talented and athletic faceup four with a ton of upside, while his teammate - Lawrence - plays on the wing in a Kevin Durant-type role. John’s, UConn and Florida State.” He also has significant interest from Pittsburgh, Yale and Maryland. Facey, a 6-foot-9 power forward from Long Island Lutheran, picked up an offer from Hofstra on the spot to go along with his scholarships from “Marist, Drexel, Rhode Island, Florida, St.
Both are high major talents who are versatile, can score in a variety of ways and both need to get a bit stronger before heading to college. The 2013 New York Rens frontcourt of Kentan Facey and Jermaine Lawrence stole the show at the Jam Fest. Here is a breakdown of the top performers from the event and their recruitments. With tons of talent from not only the Northeast but the Midwest, South and West, this weekend’s Philly Hoop Group Jam Fest featured some very notable standouts and talented sleepers.
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