Basketball - Boys' Prep

Brewster has captured 7 National Prep Championships since 2010. Also, the program has won 7 NEPSAC Class AAA Tournament Championships since 2008. Over the past 15 seasons, the program has averaged over 30 victories per year and has a winning percentage of 87%. Brewster has captured 10 regular-season NEPSAC Class AAA Championships since 2008. The program has advanced to the National Final Four 11 times since 2008.

20 Brewster alumni have played in the NBA, while 50+ others have had professional careers in leagues around the world, including the NBA G League. 11 alumni have been selected in the NBA Draft since 2010.

Since 2001, the program has sent over 170 players to Division I schools, including: Stanford University, Georgetown University, University of North Carolina, University of Kansas, University of Michigan, Syracuse University, University of Kentucky, University of Virginia, University of California-Los Angeles, Vanderbilt University, Brown University, Princeton University, Cornell University, Harvard University, and Columbia University.

The basketball program is increasingly attracting the attention of colleges and universities across the country. This past year representatives from more than 100 schools have visited campus to watch our student-athletes.

The goal of Brewster's boys' prep basketball program is to play competitively within the NEPSAC Class AAA division and to be in a position to qualify for postseason play in the New England Tournament, as well as the National Prep Championships. While striving for a successful competitive record, coaches also teach team play, provide players with the best coaching in fundamental offensive and defensive skills, and help players grow in self-confidence and self-esteem.

Head Coach: Jeffrey Gore
Assistant Coach: Tim Cushing

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Boys' Basketball Alumni

NBA 
Donovan Mitchell '14 - Utah Jazz
TJ Warren '12 - Indiana Pacers 
Will Barton '10 - Denver Nuggets
Devonte' Graham '14 - New Orleans Pelicans
Kai Jones '19 - Charlotte Hornets
Malik Fitts '16 - Boston Celtics
Deonte Burton '13 - Oklahoma City Thunder
JaKarr Sampson '12 - Indiana Pacers
Jalen Lecque '19 - Indiana Pacers 
Jonah Bolden '14 - Phoenix Suns 
Jared Terrell '14 - Minnesota Timberwolves
Chris McCullough '13 - Brooklyn Nets
Jeff Adrien '05 - New Orleans Pelicans
Semaj Christon '12 - Oklahoma City Thunder
Xavier Silas '06 - Philadelphia 76ers
Craig Brackins '07- Philadelphia 76ers
Thomas Robinson '09 - Portland Trailblazers
Mitch McGary '12 - Oklahoma City Thunder
Marcus Derrickson '15 - Golden State Warriors
 

Class of '21
John Camden - Memphis
Devin Carter - South Carolina
Shane Dezonie - Vanderbilt
Max Egner - St. Francis
Micawber Etienne - UCLA
Gerald Jones - Saddleback
Carter Kingsbury - Iowa
Jack Miller - College of Charleston
Austin Patterson - Wofford
Zaire Wade - NBA G League (Salt Lake City Stars)
Carter Whitt - Wake Forest

Class of '20
Connor Barrett - Valparaiso 
Jack Brown - Fairfield
Matt Cross - Louisville
Marcus Dockery - Maryland
Javon Garcia - UMass
DeMarr Langford Jr - Boston College
Jamal Mashburn - New Mexico
Kadary Richmond - Seton Hall

Class of '19
Ben Baker - West Valley
Zac Bennett - Gordon
Joel Brown - Cal-Berkeley
Alonzo Gaffney - Arizona State
Zane Meeks - San Francisco
Anthony Walker - Miami

Class of '18
Buddy Boeheim - Syracuse
Derek Culver - West Virginia
Walter Ellis - Grand Canyon
Chenbin Huang - Johnson County College
Sherif Kenney - LaSalle
Lukas Kisunas - Stanford
Isaiah Mucius - Wake Forest
Miles Norris - UC Santa Barbara
Brendan Paul - Fairmont State
Nate Roberts - Washington
BJ Shaw - UC Davis

Class of '17
Thomas Allen - NC State
Makai Ashton-Langford - Boston College
Curtis Haywood - Tulsa
Michael Okauru - UNC Wilmington
Aaron Wheeler - St. John's

Class of '16
Ryan Beddeo - Masters 
Deleon Brown - Grand Valley State
CJ Keyser - Old Dominion