New Hampshire Commitment Catch-Up (10/12)

Four more commitments to highlight at the Commitment Catch-Up moves to New Hampshire.   All four of these prospects come from NEPSAC programs, with two playing at Kimball Union and the other two at New Hampton.   One heads to an elite academic D3, one will play at an up-and-coming Big 12 program, another heads to a Division I program in the mountain west region, and the fourth will play at the D1 level in New York.    Henderson came off the board after announcing his commitment to Siena College. A big time shot maker on the wing, Henderson impressed this summer on the EYBL with The City Rocks. He has a college ready frame, next level athleticism, and continues to add elements to his game on the offensive end of the floor. On top of that, there aren't many perimeter shooters on the east coast that can match his shot making ability and efficiency. Defensively, he profiles as a versatile, multi-positional defender that can guard up and down a position while providing a presence as a defensive rebounder. Siena gets a terrific early win in their class as Henderson profiles as the type of big, shot-making wing that can make an immediate impact in the MAAC.     Meyer finalized his college plans when he committed to the University of Wyoming. A wing that can really score the basketball, Meyer plays with a confidence and smoothness to his game that isn't often replicated at the prep level. He's a gifted scorer that knows how to create seperation off the bounce, finishes with creativity and either hand in the paint, and does a good job of spraying the ball to shooters off his own drives. He has a nice looking jumper and has shown the willingness to leverage his shooting to open up driving lanes. Defensively, he's a solid defender on the perimeter, capable of moving his feet to stay in front of smaller guards and also walling up forwards in the paint. Wyoming scored a win in getting an early commitment from Meyer, as the versatile prospect has the ability to develop into one of the top two-way wings in the Mountain West.     Tillery ended his recruitment when he announced that he will attend the University of Cincinnati. A high level athlete that has turned himself into one of the country's best floor generals, Tillery is the ultimate competitor on both ends of the floor. Defensively, he has the ability to be a lockdown defender at the point of attack. He moves well laterally, has quick hands, and isn't afraid to sit in a stance and guard the full length of the floor. Offensively, he has great burst with the ball in his hands and the ability to stop and change direction on a dime. He gets into the paint at will and does a good job of picking his spots as a scorer and facilitator. He's really worked to make his jumper a strength and now knocks down shots with the ball in his hands and off the catch. This is a major recruiting win for Cincinnati as they land one of the summer's top stock riser in Tillery, a prospect who should be capable of leading a Big 12 offense from Day 1.     Williams decided to end his recruitment when he committed to Bates College. A big lefty on the wing, Williams is an impressive athlete that can really get out and run in transition. In the half-court, he's proven to be a high IQ cutter that can finish with authority above the rim, while also proving capable of making plays off the bounce from the perimeter. He plays hard, on every possession, and has a nose for the ball on the offensive glass. His athleticism, competitiveness, and motor stand out every time he takes the floor. Defensively, he's capable of guarding one through five with his combination of athleticism, quickness, strength, and intelligence. Bates gets a quality early commit in Williams, the type of big, versatile combo forward that teams traditionally need to be successful in the NESCAC.

Four more commitments to highlight at the Commitment Catch-Up moves to New Hampshire.