Chris Calacci opted to leave Fordham Prep in the fall of 2024 by reclassifying as a sophomore at Canterbury School. The Rye, N.Y., native then had a major growth spurt, jumping from 5-foot-11 to 6-foot-7. While the added height made him more attractive to college recruiters, it also came with minor … [Read more...]
Prep transfers: Newcomers for Founders, Lakes, Independents
Prep schools in the Northeast have started a new school year, and many freshmen and transfers are meeting new coaches and teammates. With college coaches doing more of their recruiting through the transfer portal, high school prospects are trying to maximize their exposure at prep schools. In recent … [Read more...]
Prep transfers: 30 freshmen/newcomers in the WNEPBL
Prep schools in the Northeast have started a new school year, and many freshmen and transfers are meeting new coaches and teammates. With college coaches doing more of their recruiting through the transfer portal, high school prospects are trying to maximize their exposure at prep schools. In recent … [Read more...]
ISL newcomers: 25 transfers or freshmen on 2027 rosters
Prep schools in the Northeast have started a new school year, and many freshmen and transfers have introduced themselves to new coaches and teammates. With college coaches doing more of their recruiting through the transfer portal, high school prospects are trying to maximize their exposure at prep … [Read more...]
Prep insider: Dan Green new head coach at Trinity-Pawling
Shrewsbury, Mass., native Dan Green deemed himself undersized, with limited tools and athleticism. However, what Green did possess was an understanding of the game. "As a catcher, I gravitated toward the detail-oriented parts of baseball in terms of pitch sequence, stealing strikes and managing … [Read more...]
Hamden Hall pegs former Chernovetz assistant Perry as new HC
Never did Mike Perry anticipate becoming the next Hamden Hall head coach after Chernovetz stepped away this past spring. Perry was hired to take the top job last month after serving under Chernovetz since 2021. “Brad and I would often talk about the future of the program and what it would look … [Read more...]
