Abdullah Ahmed, a 6-foot-10 center from the Westchester Knicks, has committed to Brigham Young University (BYU) for Division I men's basketball. The NCAA has cleared him to play, and he has 2-3 years of eligibility remaining. Ahmed averaged 4.7 points, 5.9 rebounds, and 3.0 blocks in 2024-25.
Morell Toney, a guard for St. Mary's High School (N.Y.), has received his first Division I offer from Murray State. Known for his skills and scoring ability, Toney transferred from Uniondale High School.
Francesca Schiro of Sienna Women's Basketball has been named MAAC Rookie of the Week, leading her team in scoring, assists, and steals, and achieving a career-high 28 points against UMass.
Lena Girardi, daughter of Joe Girardi, made headlines by scoring 29 points and setting a freshman record with nine three-pointers for Oklahoma State University, contributing to a 105-35 win against Langston.
Angelika "Jelly" Quadrino, a Warwick Valley High School graduate, scored 10 points and contributed to Ramapo Women's basketball's 75-15 victory over York College, ahead of their upcoming match against Stevens.
Charlie Pagliarini, a former prospect for the Trenton Thunder and Seattle Mariners, excels with a .298 average, three home runs, and five stolen bases in the AFL, following a strong 2025 season.
St. Joseph's Women's basketball began their season with an 87-59 victory over Medgar Evers, propelled by Mercedes Perez's 29 points. Improved second-half defense enabled the Bears to dominate, outscoring their opponents significantly.
Mike Bodayle's book, A League of His Own, explores his father's passion for softball and baseball in 1960s Bayonne, New Jersey. It highlights their bond and the sport's significance in their community.
Chatham High School's Boy's soccer team was defeated by Millburn 2-1 in overtime during the NJSIAA Boy's tournament. Despite effective offensive pressure, Chatham struggled to finish scoring opportunities, ending their playoff run.
Giada Celetti, a forward from Saddle River Day School, has committed to Vassar College's women's basketball program, holding multiple offers, and had an impressive performance last season with notable statistics.
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