New England Commitment Catch-Up (7/30)

After a brief hiatus, we're back with another Commitment Catch-Up!   Today, we'll take a look at four New England prospects in the Class of 2024 that have made the decision to stay in-region to continue their basketball careers.    Johnson made his college plans official when he announced that he will be attending Lasell University. A power wing that impacts the game on both ends of the floor, Johnson was a two-time MIAA state champion at Malden Catholic. He shines defensively with his versatility, ability to rebound, and disruptive on-ball presence. He's a physical defender that's capable of guarding one through four at the next level. Offensively, he can really get out and run in transition, is a strong finisher at the rim, and is hard to guard off the bounce. He should be able to make a quick impact for Lasell and profiles as a future all-defense type prospect in the GNAC.     Seney finalized his future plans with a commitment to Southern New Hampshire University. A big, lefty combo guard that can really shoot it, Seney played a big role in Bradford Christian's success the last few years. His best skill, right now, might be his ability to stretch the floor and consistently knock down shots from the perimeter. He's grown as a playmaker and his comfortable making decisions with the ball in his hands. Defensively, he was arguable one of the top perimeter defenders in the NEPSAC this winter. He has terrific lateral mobility, long arms, and quick hands and feet; all of which should allow him to be a terrific defender at the next level. A late commitment for SNHU, he has a chance to quickly become a big piece of the rotation for one of the top programs in the Northeast-10.     Cardoso announced that he will head to New Hampshire and attend Franklin Pierce University. An under-the-radar prospect for much of the winter, Cardoso put up big scoring numbers at Roxbury Prep. A bit of a tweener guard, he's at his best off the ball when he can run off screens and find himself in catch and shoot situations. He had multiple games this winter with 4+ made threes and profiles as a quality floor spacer at the next level. Defensively, he does a good job of competing with bigger guards and using his low center of gravity to be disruptive on the ball. The Northeast-10 is as competitive and physical of a Division II league as there is, but Cardoso should have plenty of opportunities on a revamped Franklin Pierce squad.     Stewart, a New York native, will remain in New England after commiting to the University of New England. A lefty wing that can really shoot the basketball, Stewart thrived in his role at Cheshire this past winter. He's a big wing that has the ability to put the ball on the floor and finish through contact at the rim, but is best known as a spot-up shooter. He's lethal in the corners and is someone that always has to be accounted for when he's on the court. He has good positional size and a college ready frame, which should allow him to guard up and down a position at the next level. He's a quality commit for UNE and could quickly turn into one of the better perimeter shooters in the CCC.

After a brief hiatus, we're back with another Commitment Catch-Up!

Today, we'll take a look at four New England prospects in the Class of 2024 that have made the decision to stay in-region to continue their basketball careers.