New England Commitment Catch-Up - Part II (4/12)

Today, we'll dive in to the second set of recent college commitments in New England - with another seven prospects that recently announced their plans for the next level.   Take a look below at where each of these seven will be playing basketball next year!   [player_tooltip player_id='2325785' first='Owen' last='Eaton']   Eaton, a guard out of the Tilton School in New Hampshire, wrapped up his recruitment when he committed to the University of Saint Joseph. The 6'2" guard is an explosive athlete that is at his best when he's looking to get downhill and score at the rim. He's capable of getting buckets at multiple levels, but with his combination of size, strength, and quickness, is hard to guard as a driver. Defensively, he has playmaking instincts on the ball and in passing lanes. Eaton has a chance to earn immediate playing time at Saint Joseph's and could develop into one of the GNAC's top guards down the line.   [player_tooltip player_id='2875621' first='Sebastian' last='Guete-Ramirez']   Guete-Ramirez, a guard out of the Berkshire School in Massachusetts, finalized his plans for the next level with a commitment to Wentworth Institute of Technology. The 6'4" guard is a big time shooter from behind the arc that does a nice job of moving without the ball and is always shot ready on the catch. He plays with a high motor on the glass, isn't afraid to mix it up in the paint, and has the defensive versatility to guard three positions. Guete-Ramirez could carve out a quick role at Wentworth and should be a productive player during his career in the CNE.   [player_tooltip player_id='3223523' first='Makell' last='Hailey']   Hailey, a forward out of West Haven High School in Connecticut, came off the board when he announced his pledge to Curry College. The 6'6" forward is a good athlete that has a nose for the ball on the offensive glass and is an effective scorer as a roller out of ball screens. Defensively, his length is an asset as a rim protector and he has the agility to guard on the perimeter and in the paint. Hailey has the tools to make an immediate impact at Curry and the potential to develop into an all-defensive type performer in the CNE.   Michael Anderson   Anderson, a wing out of Amity High School in Connecticut, made his plans for the next level official when he announced that he'll attend New England College. At 6'4" with long arms, he's got good size on the wing and impresses with his ability to shoot the basketball. The lefty does a nice job of playing off his jab step, runs the floor well in transition, and shows the ability to consistently knock down shots in catch and shoot situations. Anderson is a quality recruit for NEC and has the chance to develop into a nice player in the GNAC with continued growth of his offensive game.   [player_tooltip player_id='2674384' first='Kingston' last='Maxwell']   Maxwell, a wing out of Abington High School in Massachusetts, wrapped up his recruitment with a commitment to Endicott College. The 6'3" wing is a high level athlete that thrives as an open floor playmaker. He's a multi-positional defender that can really guard the ball and does a great job of jumping passing lanes for run out opportunities. He's improved as a shooter, moves well as a cutter, and does a nice job of getting to the rim off the bounce. Maxwell could be a plug and play guy for Endicott early on and should develop into one of the better two-way wings in the CNE.   [player_tooltip player_id='2546819' first='Jake' last='Marcone']   Marcone, a wing out of Phillips Academy Andover in Massachusetts, finalized his future plans with a commitment to Saint Anselm College. The 6'5" wing struggled with injuries this winter but has impressed during his career with his ability to knock down shots from behind the arc. He has great positional size, a quick release on his jumper, plays within the flow of the offense, and shows some rim protection ability on the defensive end of the floor. Marcone is the type of big, shooting wing that has found success at Saint Anselm and could have a nice four-year career in the Northeast-10.   Ryan Mutschler   Mutschler, a guard out of Hanover High School in Massachusetts, came off the board when he announced that he'll attend Union College. The 6'5" guard had a phenomenal season for Hanover, showcasing a versatile offensive game and the ability to score for himself or create for others. He gets to his spots off the bounce, has good vision as a passer, and does a good job of limiting turnovers. Defensively, he can rebound in space and in traffic, and guards up and down a position. Mutschler does so many of the little things that impact winning that it wouldn't be surprising to see him on the floor early for Union and should have a nice career in the Liberty League.

Today, we'll dive in to the second set of recent college commitments in New England - with another seven prospects that recently announced their plans for the next level.