<h2>September 29, 2015</h2><p>Former City College guard <strong>Ben Stanley </strong>has recently transferred to Virginia’s Millwood School, and has reclassified to 2017.</p>
<p>The 6-foot-6 combo guard says his exact role with his new team is still unclear, but he’d like to continue to be the vocal leader he was with City College. </p>
<p>“I’m not just yet sure what my role will be, but we have a really good team so I don’t think anyone will average over 15 points,” said Stanley. “But I would like to continue to be vocal on the court like I always am, and continue to lead and talk to my teammates.”</p>
<p>While playing with Maryland 3D this spring, Stanley says his explosiveness improved, and he worked on his general guard skills too.</p>
<p>“I can jump higher now, I worked on my explosiveness,” said Stanley. “I worked on my ball-handling and my shooting. I do still need to work on my shooting, I need to shoot it more consistent.”</p>
<p>When we last spoke with the talented guard he was seeing Division II and Division III interest, but he’s recently been hearing from some Division I schools.</p>
<p>“I got Loyola, Longwood, Richmond, Quinnipiac showing interest in me right now, definitely a big leap since last time we talked,” said Stanley. “Longwood and Richmond want me to come visit, and Richmond just sent me a letter saying they will be watching me.”</p>
<p>Stanley said he expects to see his recruitment continue to rise, especially with him joining Team Loaded next spring, an Adidas Gauntlet participant</p>
<p>“I expect, to get a lot more offers, I’ll be playing on the Adidas Gauntlet with Team Loaded, so that should help a lot too,” said Stanley.</p>
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