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11/9/2009
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Northfield Mount Hermon School |
 Brewster opened the 2009-10 season with a 89-72 victory over CJEOTO Academy. Brewster was led by Memphis-commit Will Barton (Baltimore, MD) with a game-high 29 points and 14 rebounds. Co-captain Naadir Tharpe (Worcester, MA) added 19 points, while Maurice Walker (Toronto, Ontario) and Ashton Khan (Scarborough, Ontario) each contributed 13 points. Brewster travels to Maine on Wednesday to play NEPSAC Class A rival, Maine Central Institute in their first league contest. Game time is 4pm at Nokomis Regional High School. |
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11/11/2009
4:00 PM |
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Nokomis Regional High |
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266 Williams Road Newport, ME 04953 |
Brewster improved to 2-0 (1-0 in NEPSAC Class A) with a 102-75 victory over MCI. Brewster was led by Memphis-bound guard Will Barton (Baltimore, MD) with 26 points, while Syracuse-commit CJ Fair (Baltimore, MD) contributed 23 points and 5 steals. Co-captain Melvin Ejim (Brampton, Ontario), a future Iowa State Cyclone had 15 points and a game-high 12 rebounds. Austin Carroll (Bedford, MA) who's bound for Rutgers contributed 14 points, including three three-pointers. Postgraduate guard Ashton Khan (Scarborough, Ontario) chipped in 13 points.
Brewster travels to Pemboke, NH to participate in the Notre Dame Prep Invitational on Saturday vs Ocean's Academy (NJ). Game time is 6pm at Pembroke Academy. |
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11/14/2009
6:00 PM |
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vs. Ocean's Academy
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Pembroke Academy |
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209 Academy Road
Pembroke, NH 03275 |
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From North: (Laconia Area) - Take I-93S to exit 13. Take a left at the lights at the bottom of the ramp. Continue on Manchester Street for approximately 2 miles. Manchester Street becomes Pembroke Street, continue for approximately 3 miles. At the light turn left onto Academy Road, take your third right into Pembroke Academy. To get into the building, go around past the greenhouse. There is a cul-de-sac with a flag pole in the center at the main entrance. To get to the playing fields, drive to the upper parking lot – fields can be seen from there.
From South: (Manchester Area) - Take I-93N to exit 13. Take a right at the lights at the bottom of the ramp. Continue on Manchester Street for approximately 2 miles. Manchester Street becomes Pembroke Street, continue for approximately 3 miles. At the light turn left onto Academy Road, take your third right into Pembroke Academy. To get into the building, go around past the greenhouse. There is a cul-de-sac with a flag pole in the center at the main entrance. To get to the playing fields, drive to the upper parking lot – fields can be seen from there.
From East: (Portsmouth Area) - Take Rt. 4 West to the Epsom Traffic Circle. Bear off the circle onto Rt. 28 South towards Manchester. Follow to the end, at the intersection of Rt. 28 and Rt. 3, take a right onto Rt. 3 (a.k.a.: Pembroke Street) follow for approximately 2 miles. At 3rd set of lights, turn right onto Academy Road, take your third right into Pembroke Academy. To get into the building, go around past the greenhouse. There is a cul-de-sac with a flag pole in the center at the main entrance. To get to the playing fields, drive to the upper parking lot – fields can be seen from there.
From West: (Keene Area) - Take Rt. 9E to I-89S to I-93N, go to exit 13. Take a right at the lights at the bottom of the ramp. Continue on Manchester Street for approximately 2 miles. Manchester Street becomes Pembroke Street at the lights for Rt. 106, continue for approximately 3 miles. At the light turn left onto Academy Road, take your third right into Pembroke Academy. To get into the building, go around past the greenhouse. There is a cul-de-sac with a flag pole in the center at the main entrance. To get to the playing fields, drive to the upper parking lot – fields can be seen from there. |
Brewster improved to 3-0 with a 73-65 victory over Ocean Academy in the opening game of the Notre Dame Prep Invitational. Brewster was led by Memphis-signee William Barton (Baltimore, MD) with 19 points, while unsigned big man Maurice Walker (Toronto, Ontario) added 18 points. Naadir Tharpe (Worcester, MA) chipped in 14 points and Ashton Khan (Scarborough, Ontario) had 12 points. Brewster will face host, Notre Dame Prep in the finals on Sunday at 2:30pm. The event is being held at Pembroke Academy (NH). |
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11/15/2009
1:00 PM |
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vs. Notre Dame Prep
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Pembroke Academy |
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209 Academy Road
Pembroke, NH 03275 |
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From South: (Manchester Area) - Take I-93N to exit 13. Take a right at the lights at the bottom of the ramp. Continue on Manchester Street for approximately 2 miles. Manchester Street becomes Pembroke Street, continue for approximately 3 miles. At the light turn left onto Academy Road, take your third right into Pembroke Academy. To get into the building, go around past the greenhouse. There is a cul-de-sac with a flag pole in the center at the main entrance. To get to the playing fields, drive to the upper parking lot – fields can be seen from there.
From East: (Portsmouth Area) - Take Rt. 4 West to the Epsom Traffic Circle. Bear off the circle onto Rt. 28 South towards Manchester. Follow to the end, at the intersection of Rt. 28 and Rt. 3, take a right onto Rt. 3 (a.k.a.: Pembroke Street) follow for approximately 2 miles. At 3rd set of lights, turn right onto Academy Road, take your third right into Pembroke Academy. To get into the building, go around past the greenhouse. There is a cul-de-sac with a flag pole in the center at the main entrance. To get to the playing fields, drive to the upper parking lot – fields can be seen from there.
From West: (Keene Area) - Take Rt. 9E to I-89S to I-93N, go to exit 13. Take a right at the lights at the bottom of the ramp. Continue on Manchester Street for approximately 2 miles. Manchester Street becomes Pembroke Street at the lights for Rt. 106, continue for approximately 3 miles. At the light turn left onto Academy Road, take your third right into Pembroke Academy. To get into the building, go around past the greenhouse. There is a cul-de-sac with a flag pole in the center at the main entrance. To get to the playing fields, drive to the upper parking lot – fields can be seen from there. |
Brewster (4-0) won the Notre Dame Prep Invitational on Sunday by defeating the host school, 93-89 in OT. Brewster was led by Memphis signee Will Barton (Baltimore, MD) with 25 points and a team-high 7 assists. Iowa State-bound Melvin Ejim (Brampton, Ontario) continued his fine all-around play with 20 points, 11 rebounds, and outstanding defense. Syracuse-signee CJ Fair (Baltimore, MD), point guard Ashton Khan (Scarborough, Ontario), and big man Maurice Walker (Toronto, Ontario) each contributed 13 points in the victory. Notre Dame Prep was led by Providence-signee Ron Giplaye with 21 points and Jordair Jett with 18.
Brewster will travel to Albertus Magnus College (New Haven, CT) on Saturday and Sunday to participate in the National Prep Showcase. Brewster will play NEPSAC Class A rival Worcester Academy (MA) on Saturday at 7:30pm and NIA Prep (NJ) on Sunday morning at 10. |
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11/21/2009
7:30 PM |
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Albertus Magnus College |
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700 Prospect Street
New Haven, Connecticut 06511
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Brewster played an uninspired 40 minutes vs. NEPSAC Class A rival Worcester Academy and fortunately escaped with a victory, 84-79. Melvin Ejim (Brampton, Ontario) led five Bobcats in double-figures with 17 points, while Will Barton added 14 points and 7 assists. Unsigned center Maurice Walker contributed 16 points and 7 rebounds for the energy-deprived Bobkittens and classmate CJ Fair (Baltimore, MD) had 15 points and 10 rebounds. Brewster moves to 5-0 on the year. |
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11/22/2009
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Albertus Magnus College |
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Brewster squandered a 18 point lead to an athletic NIA Prep team to ultimately lose in OT, 103-99. A lack of intensity on defense, carelessness with the ball, and a lack of focus led to the Bobcats first loss of the young season. In the closing minutes, Brewster had several crucial turnovers, plus missed free-throws vs. the hard-nosed team from NJ. Brewster was led by Ashton Khan (Scarborough, Ontario) with 23 points, while Syracuse-signee CJ Fair added 19 points and 10 rebounds. Iowa State-bound Melvin Ejim (Brampton, Ontario) had 15 points and 10 rebounds in the loss. Brewster drops to 5-1 on the season. |
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12/2/2009
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Brewster defeated a well-coached, intense team from the Holderness School, 89-66. Brewster was led by Memphis signee Will Barton (Baltimore, MD) with 20 points, while Rutgers-bound Austin Carroll (Bedford, MA) contributed 16 points. Co-captains Melvin Ejim (Brampton, Ontario) and Naadir Tharpe (Worcester, MA) each had 14 points and Syracuse-signee CJ Fair (Baltimore, MD) had 10 points. Brewster improves to 6-1 on the season and will play Edison Academy (NJ) at home on Friday evening. Game time is 7pm. |
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12/4/2009
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The boys' varsity basketball team defeated Edison Academy, 90-73. Brewster was led by Will Barton (Baltimore, MD) with 27 points, while Austin Carroll (Bedford, MA) and Melvin Ejim (Brampton, Ontario) each added 15 points. Carroll knocked down four three-pointers. CJ Fair (Baltimore, MD) and Ashton Khan (Scarborough, Ontario) each contributed 10 points. Brewster improves to 7-1 on the season and will host Ernst Prep on Saturday at 5pm.
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12/5/2009
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The boys' varsity basketball team defeated Ernst Prep, 128-73. Brewster jumped out to a 70-37 lead at halftime and the second half saw a lot of action for the reserves. Brewster was led by Will Barton (Baltimore, MD) with 31 points and 16 rebounds, while CJ Fair (Baltimore, MD) contributed 21 points. Co-captain Melvin Ejim (Brampton, Ontario) added 14 points and postgraduate wing Kyle Tazioli (Winter Park, FL) chipped in with 14 points. Unsigned postgraduate guard Ashton Khan (Scarborough, Ontario) had 11 points. Twelve Bobcats found the scoring column. Brewster improves to 8-1 on the season and hosts a talented Rise Academy (PA) team on Monday at 4pm. |
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12/7/2009
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Despite lack of focus and sloppy play for periods of the contest, the boys' varsity basketball team defeated Rise Academy, 102-77. In order to play championship-caliber basketball, the team will need to greatly improve their execution and intensity. Otherwise, it will fail to reach pre-season expectations. Unfortunately, the team has shown glimpses of selfish play, which in NESPAC play is recipe for disaster. On this day, Brewster was led by Will Barton (Baltimore, MD) with 21 points, while Melvin Ejim (Brampton, Ontario) contributed 17 points and 11 rebounds. Postgraduate guard Austin Carroll (Bedford, MA) chipped in 16 points, and fellow Big-East signee CJ Fair (Baltimore, MD) added 15 points and 12 rebounds. Point guard Naadir Tharpe (Worcester, MA) and big man Maurice Walker (Toronto, Ontario) rounded out the Bobcats in double-figures with 13 and 12 points, respectively. Ashton Khan had a team-high seven assists, while Tharpe added six assists.
The Bobcats hope to play with more focus and defensive intensity this weekend in the Brewster Invitational, which begins on Friday. At 4pm, Brewster hosts MCI, while the nightcap at 6pm will have Notre Dame Prep against defending national prep school champion, Tilton School. The tournament continues on Saturday with the consolation game at 2pm and the finals at 4pm.
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12/11/2009
4:00 PM |
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vs. Maine Central Institute
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Brewster improved to 10-1 with a 72-44 opening round win over MCI in the Brewster Invitational. Brewster was led by Will Barton (Baltimore, MD) with 29 points, while Maurice Walker (Toronto, Ontario) added 15 points. Brewster will play Tilton School, who defeated Notre Dame Prep 78-77, in the finals of the Brewster Invitational at 4pm on Saturday. Notre Dame Prep will meet MCI in the consolation game at 2pm. |
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12/12/2009
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vs. Tilton School
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Brewster welcomed Tilton School, a Lakes Region League rival and defending National Prep School Champions to the Brewster Invitational this year. Tilton, an upset winner on Friday evening over national powerhouse, Notre Dame Prep met the host Bobcats in the championship game. Everything seemed to go well for the Bobcats to start the game, as they played aggressive team defense and excuted to perfection on the offensive end of the floor. Overall, a greater sense of passion and urgency allowed Brewster to jump out to a 53-27 lead at halftime.
Brewster was led by Memphis-signee Will Barton (Baltimore, MD) with 34 points. More importantly, Barton played outstanding defense on Providence-bound Gerard Coleman, holding him to 12 points. Syracuse-bound CJ Fair (Baltimore, MD) and Ashton Khan (Scarborough, Ontario) each contributed 18 points in the contest. Maurice Walker (Toronto, Ontario) and Iowa State-signee Melvin Ejim (Brampton, Ontario) playeed outstanding defensive games, while Naadir Tharpe (Worcester, MA) played well from his point guard spot. Brewser played hard throughout and 12 players scored for the Bobcats in the 110-70 victory. Brewster improves to 11-1 on the season and hosts National College Prep (CA) on Wednesday at 6pm. |
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12/16/2009
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The boys' varsity basketball team improved to 12-1 with a victory over National College Prep (CA), 97-90. Brewster had a 16 point lead with under 2 minutes remaining, but again failed to value the basketball, and make critical free-throws to make the score closer than it should have been. Hopefully, the team understands the importance of finishing out a game, as it has many difficult games scheduled in the New Year against top-notch opponents in Class A, including several road contests. For the game, Brewster missed 18 free-throws. Memphis-signee Will Barton (Baltimore, MD) and unsigned big man Maurice Walker (Toronto, Ontario) each had a game-high 26 points for the Bobcats. Walker had a game-high 17 rebounds. Point guard Naadir Tharpe (Worcester, MA) added 14 points and 9 assists, while Syracuse-bound CJ Fair (Baltimore, MD) contributed 12 points. Brewster is off for the holidays and returns to action on Saturday, January 9th with a home game against Lakes Region rival, New Hampton School. Game time is 5pm. |
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1/9/2010
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Memphis-signee Will Barton (Baltimore, MD) had a game-high 31 points to lead Brewster over rival New Hampton School, 83-70 on Saturday. An excellent crowd at the Smith Center on the campus of Brewster saw a high-level of play between two nationally ranked teams who will both contend for a championship in March. Syracuse-bound CJ Fair (Baltimore, MD) contributed 13 points, while unsigned center Maurice Walker (Toronto, Ontario) had 10 points and played very well, defensively. Iowa State-signee Melvin Ejim (Brampton, Ontario) played an outstanding all-around game and chipped in 12 points.
New Hampton was led by unsigned wing Thomas Bropleh with 18 points, while Drexel-bound Dartaye Ruffin added 17 points. Brewster improves to 13-1 on the season and travels to Connecticut to play Class A rival South Kent School on Sunday. Game time is 2pm.
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1/10/2010
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In a game where defense wasn't highly visible, Brewster lost a shoot-out in 2OT to Class A rival South Kent, 125-122. Brewster overcame at 15 point deficit with four minutes remaining to force OT on a driving lay-up by Naadir Tharpe (Worcester, MA) with 4.4 seconds in regulation. The last four minutes of regulation and each overtime saw numerous lead changes and was reminiscent of NBA All Star Weekend basketball. Not a lot of defense, but some spectacular offensive display. Brewster had a chance to win the game in the first overtime on a deep three-pointer by Austin Carroll (Bedford, MA), but it rimmed out. Syracuse-bound CJ Fair (Baltimore, MD) grabbed the rebound just before the horn sounded and drained a 15 footer to force a second overtime. Depth became an issue as the Bobcats had three players foul out. Fair led Brewster with 32 points, while unsigned center Maurice Walker (Toronto, Ontario) continued his strong play with 23 points. Unsigned point guard Ashton Khan (Scarborough, Ontario) had many spectular drives to the basket and finished with 15 points, while teammates Tharpe and Carroll had 12 and 10, respectively. South Kent was led by Pitt-bound JJ Moore with 35 points, while Louisville-signee Russell Smith had 24 points.
Overall, the coaches were very pleased with the fight the Bobcats displayed with their back to the wall in a tough road atmosphere. Brewster drops to 13-2 on the season and will host Phillips Exeter in a Class A contest on Wednesday at 4:30pm. |
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1/13/2010
4:30 PM |
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All nine dressed players scored to lead a balanced Brewster team over Phillips Exeter, 87-60. Memphis-bound Will Barton (Baltimore, MD) had 15 points, while Syracuse-signee CJ Fair (Baltimore, MD) and unsigned center Maurice Walker (Toronto, Ontario) each contributed 13. Future Iowa State Cylclone Melvin Ejim (Brampton, Ontario) and Rutgers-bound Austin Carroll (Bedford, MA) had 12 and 10 points, respectively. Point guards Naadir Tharpe (Worcester, MA) added nine points and Ashton Khan (Scarborough, Ontario) chipped in eight points. Brewster improves to 14-2 overall (5-1 in NEPSAC Class A) and will play Cushing Academy on Saturday at Chelsea High School (MA) at 3:30pm. For video highlights of the Exeter game, click here. |
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1/16/2010
3:30 PM |
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Playing 16 minute halves for the first time in years, Brewster jumped out to a 34-18 lead at the half and coasted to a 55-37 victory over Cushing Academy. Brewster enjoyed balanced scoring, as all nine dressed players contributed in the victory. On Sunday, Brewster will return to Chelsea High School to meet St. Thomas More (CT) at 1:30pm. |
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1/17/2010
1:45 PM |
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The boys' varsity basketball team defeated a very talented St. Thomas More squad, 76-65. Defensively, the team played their best game of the year, by far! Naadir Tharpe (Worcester, MA) had a game-high 26 points, including 3 three-pointers and did a great job of running offense and containing his man on the defensive end. Syracuse-bound CJ Fair (Baltimore, MD) continued his outstanding all-around play with 15 points and 13 rebounds. Memphis-signee Will Barton (Baltimore, MD) added 13 points and a team-high seven assists, but played terrific defense and played with poise. Rutgers-bound Austin Carroll (Bedford, MA) continues to play with his typical toughnes and high basketball IQ. Carroll knocked down 3 three-pointers and finished with 12 points. Overall, Brewster defeated a team which was previously undefeated in NEPSAC Class A and improved to 16-2 (6-1 in Class A) on the season. Brewster hosts a talented team from Proctor Academy on Wednesday. Game time is 3:30pm. |
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1/20/2010
3:30 PM |
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Brewster coasted to a 99-80 victory over Proctor Academy. Brewster was led by Will Barton (Baltimore, MD) with 38 points, which is two points shy of the school record held by Norman Plummer '03. Barton was an impressive 15-21 from the field in the contest. CJ Fair (Baltimore, MD) added 15 points, while Melvin Ejim (Brampton, Ontario) continues to impress with his fine all-around play.
Barton was recently named by USA Basketball to the 10 man team for the Nike Hoop Summit, which will be held April 10th in Portland, Oregon. The annual games pits the top ten U19 basketball players in the USA against the top ten U19 players from around the world. Emmanuel Negedu '08 participated in the game two years ago for the World Team.
Brewster improves to 17-2 on the season and will travel to Kimball Union Academy on Friday. Game time is 4:30pm. |
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1/22/2010
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Brewster played a strong defensive game on the road at Kimball Union Academy, defeating the hosts 92-54. Brewster was led by Memphis-signee Will Barton (Baltimore, MD) with a game-high 33 points, while unsigned center Maurice Walker (Toronto, Ontario) added 12 points. Syracuse-bound CJ Fair (Baltimore, MD) and unsigned guard Ashton Khan (Scarborough, Ontario) each contributed 10 points. Rutgers-signee Austin Carroll (Bedford, MA) and Iowa State-bound Melvin Ejim (Brampton, Ontario) led the effort on the defensive end with spectacular defensive intensity. Brewster improves to 18-2 on the season and will travel to Worcester Academy on Saturday for a NEPSAC Class A contest. Game time is 4:30pm. |
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1/23/2010
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Brewster went on the road and escaped with a tough Class A victory over Worcester Academy, 70-68, The Bobcats survived a furious second half comeback from Worcester as they came back from a 18 point deficit and nearly won on a three-pointer at the buzzer. Brewster was led by Syracuse-signee CJ Fair (Baltimore, MD) with 17 points, while Memphis-bound Will Barton (Baltimore, MD) added 15 points. Maurice Walker (Toronto, Canada) and Melvin Ejim (Brampton, Ontario) both played excellent all-round games. With the victory, Brewster improves to 19-2 on the season (7-1 in NEPSAC Class A). Brewster hosts the defending Class A champion Bridgton Academy Wolverines on Wednesday evening. Game time is 6pm. |
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1/27/2010
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The boys' varsity basketball team earned their 20th victory of the season (20-2) with a victory over Bridgton Academy, 74-54. Brewster had a very balanced attack and was led by unsigned big man Maurice Walker (Toronto, Ontario) with 18 points. Austin Carroll (Bedford, MA) and Will Barton (Baltimore, MD) added 13 and 12 points, respectively. |
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1/29/2010
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The scoreboard showed Brewster to be the winning team by a score of 81-69, but Phillips Exeter most definitely deserved to come away with the victory on Friday evening. The Bobcats were out-played, out-hustled, and out-coached on this day. PEA played with much more passion, intelligence, and intensity, but came up just short with the Bobcats holding on for a victory, which was much closer than the final score indicated. The Bobcats played listlessly on the defensive end, which led to 7 three-pointers and numerous second-chance opportunities for the more intense Big Red. In February, the 21-2 Bobcats have many challenging games away from the friendly shores of Lake Winnipesaukee. On Wednesday, February 3rd, the Bobcats travel to play the Winchendon School, a team and talented team who's a favorite to cut down the nets in March. It will be a great barometer for the boys to get an indication of where they stack up against a talented, hard-playing team. |
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2/3/2010
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Brewster lost a tough road game in OT to Winchendon, 75-69. Brewster failed to get defensive stops at the end of regulation and in OT to drop to 21-3 on the season. Brewster was led by CJ Fair (Baltimore, MD) with 20 points. Brewster travels to the University of Rhode Island on Thursday for the National Prep Invitational. On Thursday, Brewster will play Hotchkiss School. Game time is 7pm. |
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2/4/2010
6:30 PM |
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From the south, take I-95 North to Exit 3A (Route 138 East). Continue east on Route 138 to the University.
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At the National Prep Invitational, Brewster improved to 22-3 on the season with a convincing victory over the Hotchkiss School, 95-64. Brewster was led by Syracuse-bound CJ Fair (Baltimore, MD) with 25 points, while Memphis-bound Will Barton (Baltimore, MD) added 19 points and eight rebounds. Iowa State-signee Melvin Ejim (Brampton, Ontario) had 10 points and a 12 rebounds and unsigned post Maurice Walker (Scarborough, Ontario) had 12 points and 10 rebounds. Junior co-captain Naadir Tharpe (Worcester, MA) had a game-high 14 assists. |
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2/5/2010
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From the south, take I-95 North to Exit 3A (Route 138 East). Continue east on Route 138 to the University.
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Brewster lost to NIA Prep at the National Prep School Invitational on a 25 foot buzzer-beating three-pointer, 73-72. Brewster failed to ice the game by missing free-throws down the stretch. For the game, Brewster shot 13-22 (59%), but was 8-16 in the crucial second-half. Also, Brewster committed 21 turnovers! CJ Fair (Baltimore, MD) had 21 points and 12 rebounds and was selected to the All-Tournament Team for his strong play over the weekend. Melvin Ejim (Brampton, Ontario) had 14 points and seven rebounds before fouling out, while Maurice Walker (Scarborough, Ontario) and Will Barton (Baltimore, MD) each added 12 points. |
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2/10/2010
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W 92 - 69 | |
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2/12/2010
6:00 PM |
W 80 - 79 | |
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Brewster won a thriller on the road over rival New Hampton School, 80-79. Will Barton (Baltimore, MD) hit a 10 foot jumper out of time-out with 18 seconds remaining to give Brewster a 1 point lead. After a New Hampton timeout, CJ Fair (Baltimore, MD) had a huge blocked shot with five seconds remaining to secure the hard-earned road win. Brewster battled back from a eight point deficit with six minutes remaining. The team enjoyed tremendous support from approximately 50 Brewster students and faculty who made the trip to New Hampton! Austin Carroll (Bedford, MA) had 18 points, including 4 three-pointers, while Melvin Ejim (Brampton, Ontario) chipped in 12 points. Brewster improves to 24-4 on the season. |
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2/17/2010
5:45 PM |
W 86 - 80 | |
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Brewster improved to 25-4 on the season with a tough road win over a talented Northfield Mount Hermon squad, 86-80. Brewster was led by Will Barton (Baltimore, MD) with 20 points, while Maurice Walker took a charge on the defensive end, which was an emotional lift to the team, as the Hoggers made an impressive run to close the deficit. Melvin Ejim (Brampton, Ontario) and Austin Carroll (Bedford, MA) each contributed 14 points and CJ Fair (Baltimore, MD) chipped in 11 points. Brewster travels to New Hampton on Friday evening to play Winchendon (MA) in the opening game of the New Hampton Invitational. Game time is 6pm.
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2/19/2010
6:00 PM |
W 81 - 80 | |
vs. Winchendon School
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New Hampton School |
A blocked shot by Will Barton (Baltimore, MD) as the final horn sounded secured a 81-80 win for Brewster over a talented Winchendon School team in the opening round of the New Hampton Invitational. A balanced Brewster attack was led by Naadir Tharpe (Worcester, MA) and Maurice Walker (Toronto, Ontario), who each had 15 points, while Barton added 13. Melvin Ejim (Brampton, Ontario) and Ashton Khan (Scarborough, Ontario) each contributed 11 points in the victory. Brewster improves to 26-4 on the season and will advance to the finals of the New Hampton Invitational on Saturday at 6pm. |
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2/20/2010
6:00 PM |
W 114 - 88 | |
vs. South Kent
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Brewster captured the championship of the New Hampton School Invitational by defeating South Kent, 114-88. It's Brewster's third New Hampton Invitational Tournament championship in the past four years. Brewster was led by tournament MVP Naadir Tharpe (Worcester, MA) with 30 points, while CJ Fair (Baltimore, MD) added 20 points. Will Barton had 19 points, but did an oustanding job on the defensive end of the floor by holding Pittsburgh-signee JJ Moore to three points. On Friday, Moore exploded for 35 points against New Hampton. Unsigned big man Maurice Walker (Toronto, Ontario) contributed 16 points and Ashton Khan (Scarborough, Ontario) chipped in with 13. With the victory, Brewster improves to 27-4 on the season. The Bobcats will host Tilton School in their final home game of the year on Monday at 4pm. |
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2/22/2010
4:00 PM |
W 95 - 81 | |
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2/24/2010
5:30 PM |
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Brewster slipped into their pattern of lackluster effort and dropped a road contest at Bridgton, 70-67. Bridgton simply played with more passion and effort than the lollygaggers from Brewster. Bridgton deserved the victory, based on effort and heart. The lack of intensity and focus has plagued the team throughout the season. Unless some serious changes are made the Bobcats' stay in the postseason will be very short. Championship teams play with focus and intensity on a daily basis. At the moment, the Bobcats play with the focus of a elementary school squad. The Bobcats will travel to play Proctor Academy on Saturday in their regular season finale. Brewster drops to 28-5 (12-3 in Class A) on the year. |
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2/27/2010
2:30 PM |
W 105 - 70 | |
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Albertus Magnus College |
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700 Prospect Street
New Haven, Connecticut 06511
800 578-9160 |
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Albertus Magnus College is easily reached by major highways from anywhere in the Northeast and is convenient to Greater New Haven and the shoreline via I-91, I-95 and the Wilbur Cross Parkway. |
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3/3/2010
4:00 PM |
W 94 - 59 | |
versus Bridgton Academy at Endicott College, Beverly, Massachussetts
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Brewster improved to 30-5 on the season with a 94-59 victory over the defending champions, Bridgton Academy in NEPSAC Class A quarterfinal action on Wednesday. Will Barton (Baltimore, MD) had a game-high 28 points, while Melvin Ejim (Brampton, Ontario) added 24 points. Naadir Tharpe (Worcester, MA) and Maurice Walker (Toronto, Ontario) had 11 and 10 points, respectively. Overall, eleven Bobcats scored in the contest. On Friday, Brewster will play St. Thomas More at 8pm in the semifinals at Endicott College. |
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3/5/2010
8:00 PM |
W 92 - 61 | |
vs. St. Thomas More School
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Brewster advanced to the NEPSAC Class A finals with a convincing victory over St. Thomas More, 92-61. The Bobcats went on a 15-0 run to start the second half to build on their 15 point halftime lead to put the game out of reach. Will Barton (Baltimore, MD) had 22 points and 12 rebounds, while Ashton Khan (Scarborough, Ontario) added 18 points. Point guard Naadir Tharpe (Worcester, MA) contributed 15 points, while Maurice Walker (Toronto, Ontario) and CJ Fair (Baltimore, MD) added 12 and 11 points, respectively. Brewster will meet a powerful Winchendon School team in the finals on Sunday at Endicott College. The teams split their two meetings during the year. Game time is 6pm. |
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3/7/2010
6:00 PM |
W 72 - 69 | |
at Endicott College, Beverly, MA vs. Winchendon School
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New Haven, Connecticut 06511
800 578-9160 |
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3/9/2010
6:00 PM |
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vs. Westwind Prep
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Albertus Magnus College |
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New Haven, Connecticut 06511
800 578-9160 |
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Brewster advanced to the National Prep School semifinals with a convincing 93-83 victory over Westwind Prep (AZ). Brewster was led by Will Barton (Baltimore, MD) with a team-high 21 points, while Melvin Ejim (Brampton, Ontario) added 16 points. A well balanced Bobcat attack saw Ashton Khan (Scarborough, Ontario) contribute 15 points, while Maurice Walker (Toronto, Ontario) and CJ Fair (Baltimore, MD) each had 11 points. Austin Carroll (Bedford, MA) rounded out the double-figure scorers for Brewster with 10 points. Brewster led throughout much of the game by 20 points, but a late Westwind Prep rally led to the final margin. Brewster will play St. Thomas More at 1pm on Wednesday in the National Prep School semifinal. The event is being held at Albertus Magnus College in New Haven, CT. |
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3/10/2010
1:00 PM |
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vs. St. Thomas More
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New Haven, Connecticut 06511
800 578-9160 |
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3/10/2010
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vs. Northfield Mount Hermon School
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700 Prospect Street
New Haven, Connecticut 06511
800 578-9160 |
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Albertus Magnus College is easily reached by major highways from anywhere in the Northeast and is convenient to Greater New Haven and the shoreline via I-91, I-95 and the Wilbur Cross Parkway. |
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