Kroc Center
650 Dudley Street
Boston, MA 02125

January 19th Saturday

Time	Home	Vistor
2:00PM	Vermont Academy	Redemption Christian Academy (NY)
3:20PM	St Andrews School (RI)	Tilton School (NH)
4:40PM	New Hampton School (NH)	Notre Dame Prep (MA)
6:00PM	Beaver Country Day (MA)	Worcester Academy (MA)

January 20th Sunday

Dec 28

Kroc Center
650 Dudley St.
Dorchester, MA 02125hester, MA 02125

Dec 29

 655 metropolitan ave

Hyde park MA 02136

SAT NOV 3   @        Tobin Community Center

                                    1481 Tremont St.

                                    Roxbury MA

 SAT NOV 3   @        Vine Street Community Center

                                    339 Dudley St

                                    Roxbury MA

 Sun NOV 4   @        Shelburne Community Center

                                    2730 Washington St

                                    Roxbury MA

*Home team on left

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Worcester Academy senior guard Rene Castro has verbally committed to Butler University for the 2013-14 season, he tweeted earlier tonight.

“Thanks for all of my family and friends who support me I have decided to commit to Butler University to play basketball,” the Milton resident wrote in a tweet tonight.

Castro joins Cushing Academy forward Andrew Chrabascz, a Portsmouth, R.I., native, among the local Class of 2013 products pledging to the Indianapolis school, which is beginning its first season in the Atlantic 10 Conference. Castro and Chrabascz also play for the same AAU team, the Boston Amateur Basketball Club (BABC).

Forty-six of the nation’s top young high school players from the classes of 2015 and 2016 have accepted invitations to attend the USA team’s developmental mini-camp on October 6-7 at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, CO. The camp is a training and evaluation session to assemble a team that will compete in the 2013 FIBA Americas U16 Championship in order to qualify for the 2014 FIBA U17 World Championships.

Papile brings years of experience to the USA Basketball staff. At the age of 23, he served as coach of the Quincy Chiefs in the Continental Basketball Association (CBA) from 1977-1978, the youngest professional basketball coach in history.

ESPN’s Paul Biancardi is reporting this afternoon that Tilton (N.H.) senior swingman and Roxbury native Wayne Selden gave a verbal commitment to the University of Kansas this morning, following an official visit over the weekend to the Lawrence, Kan. campus during the Jayhawks’ annual Midnight Madness celebration.

“It is the right fit for me as a person and a player,” Selden told Biancardi. “When we walked in the arena (for Late Night in the Phog), the roar of the crowd was insane. I was filled with excitement and to a certain extent overwhelmed.”

Selden is currently ranked as the nation’s No. 14 overall senior by ESPNU. He moved back into his original Class of 2013 over the summer; following his freshman season at Roxbury’s O’Bryant High in 2009-10, he transferred to Tilton and re-classified to the 2014 class.