NMH Basketball : Boys Basketball

Boys Varsity Basketball

Basketball - Boys Varsity

NMh can not find the basket in playoff loss to Win
NMH shoots 4-32 from 3 in quarterfinal loss to Winchendon (Wed, 27 Feb 2008 )

NMH takes down Winchendon to end regular season!
Sophomore Matt Brown scores 20 to lead NMH comeback win at Forlsund! (Wed, 20 Feb 2008 )

NMH upset at home by Worcester.
NMH's offense stalls as Worcester steals one at Forslund. (Sat, 16 Feb 2008 )

Basketball - Boys JV

Boys JV Basketball Finishes 15-4
The Boys JV Basketball, behind Guy Chirico's 24 points, easily defeated Williston 88-50 to finish their season at 15-4. (Sat, 23 Feb 2008 )

Hoggers Fall to New Hampton
The Boys JV Bsketball team lost a tough game today to a very talented and athletic New Hampton team by the score of 57-48 despite 19 points from Greg (Wed, 20 Feb 2008 )

NMH Improved to 14-3 With Win Over KUA
Peter Duplissie-Johnson's 12 points and Miles Hobby's 9 points (both season highs) led NMH to an easy 52-15 win over Kimball Union Academy. (Sat, 16 Feb 2008 )

Basketball - Boys 3rds

NMH WINS IN OVERTIME
NMH cuts a 15 point deficit to come back and defeat Deerfield in OT (Wed, 13 Feb 2008 )

Hoggers Continue Their Winning Ways
NMH downs Loomis Chaffee on the road (Sat, 09 Feb 2008 )

NMH Victorious Over Kimball Union
NMH Holds Kimball Union to Only 4 Pts in First Half as They Win Easily (Sat, 02 Feb 2008 )

Northfield Mount Hermon School’s boys basketball team plays in the prestigious New England Prep School Athletic Conference (NEPSAC), considered the premier prep conference in the nation. Over the past ten years, NMH has sent more than 50 players to Division I college programs. Many others have gone on to great collegiate careers at Division II and Division III levels.

NMH has been among the top-ten-ranked basketball programs for the past five years. Last year NMH finished as the seventh-ranked team in the country, winning a record 23 victories, including the Boys Club of New York Prep tourney championship over eventual national champion Notre Dame of Fitchburg.

All nine of the team’s 2007 graduates went on to play college basketball, and seven are playing Division I basketball. Clive Weeden went to Dartmouth, Matt Glass and Gary Correia to the University of Massachusetts, Terrell and Jerrell Williams to LaSalle University, RJ Rutledge to Monmouth University, and Ty Nash to the University of Notre Dame.

The 2007–08 basketball club has three players already committed to playing Division I in the Ivy League. Josh Riddle (Centennial, CO) and David Rufful (East Greenwich,RI) have committed to play at Dartmouth, and Andrew Van Nest (Weston, MA) has signed on at Harvard, where he’ll join former NMHer Dan McGeary ‘06. This year’s club will play in six states and make an historic trip to play at the Palestra in Philadelphia in mid-January.

NMH has qualified for the NEPSAC Class A tournament 19 out of the last 20 years. Featuring an up-tempo offense and an aggressive man-to-man defense, NMH teams are consistently made up of talented student-athletes who value an exceptional private school education and can compete at the highest level, with the exposure that NEPSAC basketball provides. The role of the student-athlete is stressed by the coaching staff.

In 2008–09, NMH is expected to have more basketball players in the Ivy League than any other high school or prep school in the United States.

If you are a prospective student-athlete, please fill out our athletic questionnaire by clicking here.

Thank you!
John Carroll ’89
Head Coach, Boys Basketball

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