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Winners of 13 of our last 29 live events played!!!!!!!

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Good luck at Syracuse much love!!

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Willie was selected to play in the Perfect Game All American Baseball game at Petco Park on August 10th, as one of the top 50 players in the country. The game will be on the MLB Network. He was also selected to play in the Future 9 All American game in Orlando in late August 2014 and the Power Showcase All American game at Marlins park in Miami after Christmas.

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Ht/Wt		6-0, 185 lbs.
Bats/Throws		R/R
HS		Lancaster Catholic | Graduates in 2015
Hometown		Maytown, PA US
Summer Team		Tri-State Arsenal

Big potential with the bat

PG Underclass All Americans and All Regions

• 2014 Underclass 3rd Team
  

• 2013 Underclass High Honorable Mention
  

• 2012 Underclass High Honorable Mention
  

Hoop Group’s Buzzer Beater Classic ended on Sunday with a double overtime thriller between JB Hoops and Maryland 3D. The finish between those two teams was only fitting, as the entire weekend was filled with overtimes, buzzer beaters and overall great competition. Aside from the fantastic effort put forth by every team we also had players rise up above the rest and showcase their talent to the fans and coaches in attendance. That being said, it is time to announce our first ever All-Buzzer Beater first and second teams.

1st Team-Arkel Ager-Lamar (St. Thomas Moore 2016)
Arkel played very well this weekend in Neptune for United Sons and Daughters (USAD), but he saved his best performance for last. He cemented himself on first team all-tournament when he went out and dropped in 23 points on USAD’s way to a championship. In the championship bout, USAD went on a second half run to give them a lead. Ager helped his team hold that lead by scoring every time New Heights looked like they were gaining some momentum. If USAD needed a bucket, Ager delivered it.

Scouts Say: 14 Players Who Impressed

17U Parkway Championship: United Sons And Daughters vs. New Heights
The 17U Parkway final featured two teams with loads of prospects in USAD and New Heights. New Heights jumped out to an early lead, but USAD recovered and the two teams went back and forth the rest of the half and USAD took a 42-35 lead at the break. Arkel Ager-Lamar led USAD with 14 while Sidney Wilson kept Heights close with 13. The second half started a lot like the first, with New Heights starting hot and tying the game up. USAD did a good job of handling the run by Heights and went on a run of their own, a run that would give them a lead they would not give up. USAD walked out of Buzzer Beater Classic 17U Parkway Division champs beating New Heights 80-69. Ager-Lamar finished with a team high 23 points for USAD, who also got contributions from Malik Petteway who had 21 points. Sidney Wilson had 27 in a losing effort for New Heights.

http://www.newenglandrecruitingreport.com/news/article/3201/Finding-the-First-D1-Offer.php

 New England Recruiting Report 

• The United Sons & Daughters (USAD) AAU Basketball Program has a very impressive group of rising freshman that should continue the organizations proud tradition. While their 17u team won the Basketbull Summer Championships down in New York this past weekend behind the efforts of Isaac Vann, Schadrac Casimir, and Brandon Wheeler, the younger three headed monster that is Alex Preston, Justin Seideman, and Freddy Schaake was also great at Brandeis. Preston dominated the interior and was perhaps the best long term prospect at camp, Seideman used his length at the guard spot to make plays for himself and others, and Schaake did a little bit of everything using his strong frame to affect the game in a number of ways.

BRANDON IS CURRENTLY THE "DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS OPERATIONS AT THE NBA COACHES ASSOCIATION

August 15, 2013

Much of USAD's success goes to scoring point guard Schadrac Casimir and Summer Championships MVP Isaac Vann. Though if it weren't for teammates like Brandon Wheeler, who accepted and thrived in his role, USAD's July could have gone in the opposite direction. 

Wheeler, the 6-foot-4 forward, was one of the more versatile defenders, and active rebounders during the course of both weekends, earning him spots on the Summer Championships All-Tournament team, as well as a National Invitational Tournament honorable mention selection.

"I think it was our motivation," Wheeler told New England Hoop News in July about the team's success. "We came into the live period with the mindset that we have to work as a team, and not focus on individual stuff."

Contributing to team success is nothing new to Wheeler, who has proven to be a winner during his time at Trinity Catholic High School in Stamford, Conn. This past season as a senior, he -- along with Casimir -- helped the Crusaders advance to the Class L state championship game.

Schadrac Casimir (5’10″ Sr. PG, Stamford (CT) South Kent School)     He’s always been able to score, so going for 18 points to lead a Saturday night wasn’t a surprise.  Noteworthy in the effort was that he helped turn the game around, as his team blew a lead and then took the game over in their press, and he was a big part of that.  His body is more mature and he got his teammates going as well, and one time made quite a ball fake that gave him an opening to score over a big man.  Mid-major plus prospect. 

Jahman Delancey (6'2 Combo Guard Atlanta Sports Academy)     Well-built guard had a big game with 22 points late Saturday night, using his athleticism to drive often.  While he knocked down a three-pointer later, he scored much more often on drives, as he finished well and was a factor when his team pressed.

College coaches showing interest in the players below

**Schadrac Casimir(5'10) Monmouth, St. Johns, Jacksonville, Fairfield, Sacred Heart, Central CT, Binghamton, Stonybrook, Manhattan, Stonehill (D2), Temple, Fordham, LIU, Va Tech, Canisius, Iona, Quinnipiac,Towson, Seton Hall, Rider, Cal State Santa Barbara and UMass Lowell. Schadrac was just offered a D1 scholarship from Sacred Heart, Iona, Umass Lowell, Cal State Santa Barbara and the Univ of Toledo.

**Isaac Vann (6'5) Binghamton, Quinnipiac, Central CT, Robert Morris, Monmouth, Navy, Delaware, New Hampshire, Iona, Drexel, Townson, Marist, Fairfield, Stonehill, LIU, Canisius, FDU, Duquesne. Isaac was haut offended a D1 scholarship from Canisius and Sacred Heart.

**Jahman Delancey (6'2) Navy, Siena College, Central CT, Loyola Marymount, San Francisco, LaSalle, Fairfield, Jacksonville, Morgan State, Pepperdine and Oklahoma Jahman was just offered a D1 scholarship from LaSalle.

Tadeas Janik (6'8) Columbia, Tampa University

Matt Tate (6'0) Franklin and Marshall, Bard, Bowdoin, Weslyan, Johns Hopkins, Hobart, Oberlin, Denison, Kenyon, Cornell (D1), Washington, Endicott, Columbia(D1), Bucknell

Brandon Wheeler (6'3) Columbia, Dartmouth

ESPN Recruiting Nation Basketball 5/28/2013

Most Under-the-Radar Backcourt

Isaac Vann (Stratford, Conn./Bunnell)

2014 | SF | 6-5, 170 pounds

Offer from Sacred Heart; Interest from Quinnipiac, Iona, Central Connecticut and many others

Schadrac Casimir (Stamford, Conn./Trinity Catholic)

2013 | PG | 5-10, 160 pounds

Interest from Sacred Heart, Fairfield and many others

They snuck up on the competition this week, leading their United Sons & Daughters squad on a run to the final four that ultimately didn’t end until the final possession of the semifinal game. While they both will need to mature physically before taking their game to the college level, they have both undeniable talent and chemistry. Vann is a long and lean swingman with good size for the perimeter and an effortlessly smooth floor game in the open court. Casimir is an undersized point guard who plays the game with a scorer’s mindset and can make shots in bunches off the catch or the dribble. In tandem, they’re capable of winning games at a variety of tempos and also look poised to generate a lot of buzz this summer.

NERR article  6/7/2013 

Issac Vann (USAD): Combo guard was very impressive scoring the ball in USAD’s Friday night win over New Heights. Vann scored 20 points and seemingly always had a response when it looked like the other team was going to go on a run. Although he displayed the ability to run the point, he clearly is at his best playing off the ball and attacking the basket. He uses a quick first step, deceptive strength, and elite body control to draw contact and finish. He got to the free throw line 13 times against an imposing New Heights frontline.

Schadrac Casimir (USAD): Vann’s backcourt mate also had a great performance Friday night, leading USAD with 22 points. Casimir is only 5-9 but really looks to score the ball. He is very good outside shooter and can score off of the dribble. He also did an excellent job of handling full court pressure from a bigger, deeper New Heights team and in doing so, showed another level of toughness.  

http://nehoopnews.com/news/2160/Isaac-Vann-and-Schadrac-Casimir-likely-stock-risers-in-Julys-live-period.php

Christian was offered by the University of Maine Black Bears last weekend. He gave a verbal that he will attend the school. He is USAD's 1st Div 1 Bball player!!!