New England Commitment Catch-Up (01/20)

It's been just over a month since we last checked in with a Commitment Catch-Up and in that time, a handful of new prospects have come off the board.   Below are ten prospects from the Class of 2025 that have recently announced their plans for the future!   [player_tooltip player_id='2546922' first='Gabe' last='Lash']   Lash, a forward at Medomak Valley, finalized his college plans with a commitment to the University of Southern Maine. A high IQ forward with a sweet shooting stroke from behind the arc, he has the ability to put the ball on the floor for multiple bounces, can score over either shoulder in the post, and makes good reads with the ball in his hands on the perimeter.   [player_tooltip player_id='2325882' first='Theo' last='Pow']   Pow, a wing from Kennebunk, came off the board with a commitment to Colby College. A big time athlete that finishes above the rim with authority, he's a three level scorer that can really get out and score in transition. On top of that, he's really improved his perimeter shot and now has the ability to make movement threes off the bounce, while also being a multi-positional defender.   Charlie Hinman   Hinman, a guard out of St. Sebastian's, made his commitment official when he announced that he'll attend Colby College. At 6'3", he's a versatile wing that makes threes off both the catch and the bounce. While he can really fill it up from behind the arc, he does a nice job of moving without the ball, keeping the ball moving as a passer, and rebounding in space on both ends of the floor.   [player_tooltip player_id='2811965' first='Creighty' last='Dickson']   Dickson, a wing from Windham, decided to end his recruitment with a commitment to Central Maine Community College. He's a tough downhill driver, physical cutter, and creative rim finisher that plays with a chip on his shoulder. He can play and defend multiple positions, rebounds in space, and has the athleticism to finish plays above the rim on both ends of the floor.   [player_tooltip player_id='2633517' first='Leo' last='Curtis']   Curtis, a big man at CATS Academy, put an end to his recruitment when he committed to Arizona State University. A nationally ranked prospect, he is a true 7-footer that does a nice job of running end to end, can make shots from the perimeter, and knows how to use his size and length to his advantage defensively. He continues to make high level reads with the ball, showing a good understanding of the game.   [player_tooltip player_id='1529223' first='Alan' last='Shi']   Shi, a big man from Brookline, came off the board when he announced that he'll attend McGill University in Canada. The 6'11" big man is athletic and mobile, allowing him to make plays all over the floor. He's a high level rebounder on both ends of the floor and continues to add strength, allowing him to play through contact and finish around the rim with authority.   [player_tooltip player_id='2811969' first='Jace' last='Bessey']   Bessey, a guard at Spruce Mountain, finalized his college plans with a commitment to Southern Maine Community College. A movement shooter with in the gym range, he does a good job of moving without the ball, proving capable of knocking down shots off cuts, the bounce, and while running off screens. He can score inside the paint too and does a nice job of turning defense into easy offense.   [player_tooltip player_id='2325867' first='Andreo' last='Ash']   Ash, a wing at the Canterbury School, made his college plans official when he announced that he'll attend Canisius University. A big wing at 6'8", he brings a ton of versatility to both ends of the floor. He can defend up and down a lineup while adding plenty of presence on the glass and, on the other end, does a nice job of scoring in the mid-range and at the rim.   Davis Lunn   Lunn, a guard from Clinton, ended his recruitment when he pledged his commitment to Wentworth Institute of Technology. A big time shooter from behind the arc, he's in constant movement on the offensive end of the floor, running off screens to find open looks from three. He's got in the gym range, a quick trigger, and can leverage his shooting to open driving lanes.   [player_tooltip player_id='2576685' first='Quandell' last='Brown']   Brown, a guard at Reason Prep, finalized his college plans and announced that he'll attend Vermont State University Randolph. A shifty lead guard, he does a nice job of handling against pressure, has a quick first step that allows him to get into the paint off the bounce, and can finish over size at the rim. Defensively, he can really guard in space, moving his feet to stay in front of the ball.

It's been just over a month since we last checked in with a Commitment Catch-Up and in that time, a handful of new prospects have come off the board.