March 5, 2018

Brooks boys 1st basketball team didn't have a good weekend. They had a great one, capturing the title of New England Preparatory School Athletic Council (NEPSAC) Class B champions – for the third year in a row!

After besting semifinals competitors Marianapolis Prep on Saturday 65-50, the undefeated squad took down second-seeded Rivers School in the finals Sunday evening 65-40 at Clark University in Worcester. (See a full gallery of photos from the game HERE.)
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1/8/18
By Marcia Eldridge

Donovan Mitchell has accomplished a lot in the two and a half years since graduating from Brewster Academy. The former senior prefect who seemed as comfortable addressing the student body in Anderson Hall as he did amassing points on Radley Court for Bobcat Nation, is enjoying an impressive debut season in the NBA.

For starters the Utah Jazz shooting guard is shattering records. In December he hit five 3-point shots in one game against the Oklahoma City Thunder raising his 3-point tally on his first season to 61, the highest ever for an NBA player through their first 25 games.
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5/1/17
By BOB YORK
 
The New England Prep School Athletic Council has enjoyed a long and storied tradition of readying its student/athletes for the rigors that will be awaiting them on the collegiate level. In fact, it would probably be safe to say that the 184 schools that make up today’s NEPSAC rank and file have proudly watched thousands of graduates throughout the years move on to make their mark in the college athletic arena.
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CHICAGO (March 20, 2017) — In its 32nd year of honoring the nation’s best high school athletes, The Gatorade Company, today announced Azar Swain of The Rivers School as its 2016-17 Gatorade Massachusetts Boys Basketball Player of the Year. Swain is the first Gatorade Massachusetts Boys Basketball Player of the Year to be chosen from The Rivers School.
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3/9/2017

“Calm, collected confidence,” is how Brooks School’s boys 1st basketball coach John McVeigh described his team’s mindset going into the finals of the New England Preparatory School Athletic Council’s winter tournament on Sunday evening. The attitude served them well.
 
After besting fifth-seeded Rivers School 73-49 on Saturday at home, the top-seed squad took down sixth-seeded Marianapolis Preparatory 68-32 at Clark University in Worcester, Mass. the next day, making them Class B NEPSAC champions once again! 
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St. Luke’s Boys Varsity Basketball capped off another remarkable season on Sunday evening by winning the NEPSAC Class C championship with a 74-65 win over Greens Farms Academy.

The victory at Clark University, Worcester, MA completed a second straight trifecta for the team adding the New England title to the regular season championship and the FAA tournament trophy.
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3/24/2016
Only the top players in the New York area get invited every year to the Jordan Brand Classic Regional Game, held at the Barclay’s Center in Brooklyn, NY. This year, Cheshire Academy is excited to announce that Elijah Pemberton ’16 has been officially selected to participate. Pemberton will join other select regional athletes to compete in a game sponsored by both Jordan Brands and Nike on Friday, April 15 at 5:30 pm EST.
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The MAISAD League is pleased to announce its boys varsity basketball league All-Stars.  MAISAD Tournament Champion New Hampton School and Runner-up Kents Hill join fellow MAISAD league members Hebron Academy, Hyde School (ME), Brewster Academy, Lee Academy and Gould Academy in recognizing the following players as league All-Stars.
 
From New Hampton: Williams Swindells, Louis Rogers Fils-Aimé, Nate Friend, Guthrie Little
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Click here for the 2016 NEPSAC All New England Selections for Classes AA, AA, A, B, C and D.

After four weeks of intense voting, Elijah Pemberton ’16 has officially won the online slam dunk voting contest and earned a spot at the 2016 American Family Insurance Slam Dunk Championships in Houston, Texas on April 3, which will air live on CBS from 3:30-5:00 pm. The competition will take place the day before the NCAA Final Four Championship game.
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