New England Commitment Catch-Up (5/20)

Another week and another set of college commitments in New England.   Here are ten prospects that recently made their college plans official.   [player_tooltip player_id='2325782' first='Justin' last='Huang']   Huang, a big guard out of St. Paul's School, came off the board recently with a commitment to Johns Hopkins University. At 6'5", he impresses with his ability to score at multiple levels, shows good instincts as a playmaker, and continues to add strength to his frame. He's an above average shooter that does a good job of moving without the basketball and has the ability to get hot in a hurry from beyond the arc.   [player_tooltip player_id='2811981' first='Jonathan' last='Ramos']   Ramos, a dynamic guard out of Central, finalized his college plans with a commitment to Johnson & Wales University. A good athlete, he has nice size for the guard position and the ability to defend either back-court spot. He has long arms, a quick first step, and isn't afraid to mix it up physically for loose balls or defensive rebounds. On the other end, he's at his best attacking the basket and finishing around the rim.   [player_tooltip player_id='1529120' first='Ben' last='Miller']   Miller, a heady guard out of Hamden Hall Country Day, wrapped up his recruitment when he committed to the University of Hartford. A next level scorer that can operate on or off the basketball, he does a nice job of scoring within the flow of the offense. He's best known for his ability to shoot the ball, showing unlimited range, a quick release, and the ability to make them in bunches once he sees the ball go through the hoop once.   [player_tooltip player_id='2546815' first='Anthony' last='Troncellito']   Troncellito, a multi-level scorer out of Lee Academy, put an end to his recruitment when he announced that he'll be attending Felician University. He really evolved in his ability to play with the ball in his hands this winter, proving to be more than just a perimeter scorer. He's got a college ready frame, makes good reads out of ball screens, and can really shoot the ball when he gets his feet set.   Ethan Clark   Clark, a big combo forward out of Wilbraham & Monson Academy, made his plans for the next level official when he announced that he'll attend the College of the Holy Cross. He looks the part physically, plays with the strength needed to take over inside, and has future floor spacing ability as a ball handler and shooter. He's a plus athlete that plays with a high motor, allowing him to really impact games around the rim.   [player_tooltip player_id='2325870' first='Yusuf' last='Dakane']   Dakane, an electric guard out of the Pomfret School, came off the board when he announced that he'll attend Saint Joseph's College of Maine. A terror in transition, he's one of the fastest guards end to end in the region. He's at his best when he is in attack mode and utilizes his low center of gravity and quick first step to get into the teeth of the defense off the bounce. With his quickness, he's a terrific on-ball defender on the perimeter.   [player_tooltip player_id='2547105' first='Owen' last='Boudria']   Boudria, an impressive scorer out of Westport, announced that he will continue his academic and athletic careers at Rogers Williams University. His school's all-time leading scorer, Boudria does a nice job of getting to his spots off the bounce and elevating over defenders to score in the mid-range. He moves really well without the basketball and is an efficient movement or standstill shooter. He utilizes his length to his advantage defensively.   [player_tooltip player_id='2811999' first='Ronnie' last='Vincent']   Vincent, an athletic wing out of North Providence, decided on his future plans when he announced that he will attend Anna Maria College. He does a little bit of everything on the court, showing the ability to defend in the paint or on the perimeter, operating as a decision maker from the high post, and scoring around the rim. He's strong, tough, and can really rebound the basketball, with his versatility being his calling card.   [player_tooltip player_id='2396796' first='Jayden' last='Kim']   Kim, a playmaker out of Kents Hill School, decided to wrap up his recruitment with a commitment to Thomas College. He does a nice job of running an offense in the half-court, showing a good understanding of how to use ball screens, and using touch to score over size in the paint. He's quick with his first step, knows how to play at different speeds, and can really change direction off the bounce. Defensively, he does a great job of keeping the ball in front of him.   [player_tooltip player_id='1532432' first='Aidan' last='Losiewicz']   Losiewicz, a terrific shooter out of the Newman School, finalized his plans for next year when he annnounced that he will attend the University of New Haven. A three-level scorer that can really shoot the basketball, his versatility on the offensive end of the floor stands out. He's a plus athlete, knows how to get to the rim off the bounce, and has good touch in the mid-range. Defensively, he can guard any spot on the perimeter.

Another week and another set of college commitments in New England.