Kenya Jones, Head Coach and Associate Director of Admissions at Brooks School (MA), joins Cory for a straight, practical talk about prep school basketball, player development, and college placement in today’s NIL/transfer-portal era. Jones explains why Brooks is “a school that happens to be good at basketball,” and how a culture of multi-sport participation, arts, and academics creates tougher, smarter, more coachable athletes. He details what he really recruits—character, independence, and fit—and how self-driven development (open runs, morning gym, weight room cadence) prepares players for NEPSAC competition and college standards.

You’ll hear an honest breakdown of Class B vs AA/AAA schedules, why relationships + summer showcases move the needle more than hype, and exactly what it takes to be a Division I guard (athleticism, vocal leadership, 94-feet defense, rebounding from your position, and credible shooting). If you’re a parent, player, or coach seeking the right pathway—not promises—this episode gives you a clear lens on admissions, placement timing, and building a life-ready student-athlete.

Families starting the prep journey: listen in, take notes, and focus on fit over flash.

💡 Key Topics

• 📌 Holistic development at Brooks (multi-sport, arts, academics → coachability & maturity)
• 📌 Recruiting priorities (character, independence, fit over mixtape hype)
• 📌 Placement in the portal era (relationships, summer showcases, demanding schedule)
• 📌 Class B vs AA/AAA (ISL competition, scheduling up for exposure)
• 📌 D1 guard checklist (athleticism, 94-ft defense, vocal leadership, rebounding, shooting)
• 📌 Admissions & school fit (well-rounded students, balanced academic pressure)

🏀 About Kenya Jones

Kenya Jones is the Head Basketball Coach and Associate Director of Admissions at Brooks School (MA). A Bronx native and longtime Brooks faculty member, he led the program to a NEPSAC Class B title and earned Coach of the Year honors. His philosophy centers on character, independence, and a balanced school experience that turns high school athletes into college-ready student-leaders.

🔗 Connect with Kenya Jones

Twitter | https://x.com/BrooksBasketbal
Twitter | https://x.com/CoachKJones52
Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/brooksboysbasketball/

🔗 Connect with Cory:

Website | https://www.prepathletics.com
Twitter | https://twitter.com/PREP_Athletics
Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/prep.athletics/
Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/PrepAthletics
Email | [email protected]
Phone | 859-317-1166

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Hargrave Military Academy head coach Ben Veshi joins Cory to give a straight, inside look at prep school basketball, player development, and college placement in 2025. Veshi explains Hargrave’s structured, military-style environment, why it accelerates maturity and on-court performance, and how the program’s two-a-days, weight room cadence, and ~50-game schedule prepare athletes for college intensity. He breaks down today’s recruiting reality—why the summer evaluation period and a program’s reputation/relationships now drive offers more than fall open gyms, how the transfer portal and NIL changed timelines, and when a D2 full ride can be the smartest path to a future D1. Finally, Veshi details what it actually takes to be a Division I guard right now: tight handle, credible shooting, physical defense, and floor leadership. If you’re a parent, player, or coach weighing NEPSAC vs Elite Prep League, post-grad options, or the best route to college basketball, this conversation cuts through the noise and gives you a clear plan to follow.

💡Key Topics

• 📌 Military-style structure → on-court gains (prep school basketball, player maturity, accountability)
• 📌 Summer recruiting > fall open gyms (transfer portal era, NIL, coach relationships)
• 📌 Hargrave development model (two-a-days, weight room, ~50 games, elite skill work)
• 📌 Placement strategy (right-fit D1/D2, scholarship math, reputation & events)
• 📌 D1 guard requirements (tight handle, shooting credibility, defensive physicality, leadership)

🏀 About Ben Veshi

Head Coach, Hargrave Military Academy (Post-Grad). A Marianapolis Prep alum and former Catawba player/coach, Veshi has a decade at Hargrave and leads one of the country’s most demanding prep environments, producing college-ready athletes through structure, skill development, and high-level competition.

🔗 Connect with Ben Veshi

Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/hargravebasketball/
Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/ben.veshi/
Twitter | https://x.com/HMAVBB
Twitter | https://x.com/HargraveHoops
Emai | [email protected]
Website | https://hargrave.edu/

🔗 Connect with Cory:

Website | https://www.prepathletics.com
Twitter | https://twitter.com/PREP_Athletics
Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/prep.athletics/
Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/PrepAthletics
Email | [email protected]
Phone | 859-317-1166

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Mercersburg Academy head coach Sean Crocker brings two decades across college hoops, Hoop Group, and the MAPL to this no-fluff episode. Sean breaks down exactly what college coaches need from a Division I guard—defend multiple positions, handle pressure, and make open threes—then shows how he develops those habits: 1,000–1,500 made shots per week, “500 threes on Saturdays,” fall strength and conditioning three to four days a week, and film-driven footwork (“the eye in the sky doesn’t lie”). He’s candid on MAPL vs NEPSAC exposure—why relationships still get phones picked up—and how Mercersburg’s location opens doors beyond New England. Families get real recruiting strategy: honest evaluations, stubborn advocacy, and proof points (a Ghanaian PG to a D2 full ride; Eric Oliver-Bush from NE10 Rookie of the Year to Manhattan). We also unpack the two-postgrad rule, when a two-year reclass beats a PG year, and why transfer-era decisions can cost kids the college experience. If you want straight talk on development, exposure, and fit, this is it.

 💡 Key Topics

 📌 D1 guard traits: defense, shot-making, pressure handling
 📌 MAPL vs NEPSAC exposure: relationships, geography, visibility
 📌 Player development plan: high-volume makes, S&C, film-based footwork
 📌 PG year vs two-year reclass strategy and the MAPL two-PG rule
 📌 Honest recruiting/placement: evaluation, advocacy, real outcomes
 📌 Transfer-era realities: risk to “middle” players and college experience

 🏀 About Sean Crocker

 Sean Crocker is the Head Boys’ Basketball Coach at Mercersburg Academy (MAPL). With prior stops at Hoop Group and multiple college programs, he blends college-style development with prep-level placement, emphasizing honest evaluations, high-volume skill work, and strong college relationships.

 🔗 Connect with Sean Crocker

 Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/coachcrocker/
Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/mburg_boysbasketball/
Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/mburgathletics/
Website | https://www.mercersburg.edu/athletics/winter-sports/boys-basketball
Twitter | https://x.com/CoachCrocker
LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/seandukecrocker/

🔗 Connect with Cory:

Website | https://www.prepathletics.com
Twitter | https://twitter.com/PREP_Athletics
Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/prep.athletics/
Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/PrepAthletics
Email | [email protected]
Phone | 859-317-1166

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Stanford Final Four guard, pro vet, and USA Basketball 3x3 U23 coach Christina Batastini joins Cory to deliver clear, no-nonsense guidance for families navigating prep school basketball. Now the head coach at St. Andrew’s School (NEPSAC AAA), Christina breaks down what truly translates to college—defending your position, decision-making, and making teammates better—and why the Ivy League is real Division I basketball. She explains the prep vs AAU recruiting dynamic, the difference between offers and interest, and how the transfer portal has shifted commitment timelines (and why late spring/summer decisions are increasingly normal). You’ll also hear how reclassing or a post-grad year can be used strategically—without forcing a path that doesn’t fit the student-athlete. If you want practical answers on exposure, academic fit, and the right level (AAA/AA vs A), this conversation keeps the hype out and the player development in.

💡 Key Topics

 📌 Ivy League basketball level & academic balance (Ivy League recruiting, high-academic D1)
 📌 Reclass vs Post-Grad strategy (reclassing timing, post-grad year structure)
 📌 Offers vs Interest & portal era timing (scholarship strategy, commitment windows)
 📌 NEPSAC AAA exposure and scheduling (college visibility, national showcases)
 📌 D1 guard essentials (defense, decision-making, basketball IQ, shooting)
 📌 Prep vs AAU roles in recruiting (placement strategy, coach communication)

🏀 About Christina Batastini:

 A Parade/Nike All-American and Stanford guard who reached the Final Four, Christina played professionally across Europe before coaching at Brown and leading USA Basketball 3x3 U23 Women. She is the Head Girls’ Coach at St. Andrew’s School (NEPSAC AAA), where her teams compete nationally and place student-athletes at collegiate programs.

🔗 Connect with Christina Batastini:

Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/sasrigirlsprephoops/
Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/sasriathletics
Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/christinabatastini
Twitter | https://x.com/SASRIAthletics
Twitter | https://x.com/SASRIGirlsHoops
Email | [email protected]
Website | https://www.standrews-ri.org/

🔗 Connect with Cory:

Website | https://www.prepathletics.com
Twitter | https://twitter.com/PREP_Athletics
Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/prep.athletics/
Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/PrepAthletics
Email | [email protected]
Phone | 859-317-1166

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Steve Turner—now Head of Basketball Operations and National Team Head Coach at Montverde Academy—breaks down the modern prep-to-college pathway with zero fluff. After 26 years at Gonzaga College High School, Turner explains why he chose Montverde, how he builds a “we over me” roster for EYBL Scholastic, and why academics still matter for top-50 talents. He gives families straight talk on NIL (what to learn before signing anything), whether high school stars really need agents, and how the transfer portal reshaped recruiting. Turner also shares his parent perspective from his son’s transfer (Northeastern → Old Dominion) and the mindset/mental health guardrails families should prioritize. Plus, a blueprint case study: Blake Harper’s rise from Gonzaga to Howard to Creighton. If you want practical, current guidance on prep school selection, player development, and realistic college placement in 2025–26, this one’s for you. Ready to find the right fit—not the loudest offer? Let’s dig in. 

💡Key Topics:

 📌 EYBL Scholastic & Montverde’s development pathway (prep school basketball, player development)
 📌 NIL, agents, and family education (NIL rules, state differences, risk management)
 📌 Transfer portal realities and protecting the college degree (college placement, recruiting strategy)
 📌 Mental health as a decision driver (parent perspective, athlete well-being)
 📌 Building a “we over me” roster for elite competition (team culture, coachability)

🏀 About Steve Turner:

 Steve Turner is Head of Basketball Operations and Head Coach of the National Team at Montverde Academy. A former National Coach of the Year, he spent 26 years at Gonzaga College High School (DC), sending dozens of players to all levels of Division I and professional basketball. At Montverde, Turner leads in EYBL Scholastic while emphasizing academics, culture, and long-term development. 

🔗 Connect with Steve Turner:

 Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/mvabasketball/
Website | https://www.coachsteveturner.com/
Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/coachsteveturner
LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephen-turner-86629748/
Twitter | https://x.com/MVABasketball
Email | [email protected]

🔗 Connect with Cory:

Website | https://www.prepathletics.com
Twitter | https://twitter.com/PREP_Athletics
Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/prep.athletics/
Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/PrepAthletics
Email | [email protected]
Phone | 859-317-1166

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In this episode of the PREP Athletics Podcast, Cory Heitz sits down with George White, former Division I player at Harvard, longtime college coach across D3, D2, D1, and the NBA/G-League, and founder of RecruitU. George brings unmatched perspective from both coaching and recruiting sides of the game, helping families cut through the noise and focus on finding the right fit for their student-athletes.

He shares why hope is not a strategy in recruiting, how families should approach early commitments in today’s transfer portal era, and what really separates G-League players from NBA players. George also breaks down the House lawsuit, NIL, and revenue sharing, and explains how these changes affect today’s recruits. Families will especially value his advice on crafting emails to coaches, using social media effectively, and even evaluating the financial stability of colleges — an overlooked but crucial factor.

If you’re a parent or player trying to navigate the recruiting maze, this conversation offers honest, practical guidance from someone who has seen it all at every level of basketball.

💡 Key Topics

📌 College recruiting truths: why “hope is not a strategy”
 📌 Early commitments vs. waiting: navigating the new recruiting landscape
 📌 NIL, revenue sharing, and their real impact on basketball recruits
 📌 How to email college coaches effectively + social media strategies
 📌 The importance of evaluating financial stability of schools
 📌 The “parallel path” approach for academics and athletics

🏀 About George White

George White is a former Harvard basketball player and longtime coach at the D3, D2, D1, and NBA/G-League levels. He is the founder of RecruitU, a service that helps families navigate the recruiting process by matching athletes with schools that fit their athletic, academic, and personal goals. George brings decades of experience and a holistic, realistic approach to college recruiting.

🔗 Connect with George White

Website | www.recruituapp.com
Email | [email protected]
Twitter | x.com/RecruitUapp1
Instagram | www.instagram.com/ugetrecruited/
LinkedIn | www.linkedin.com/company/recruiting-sports-network/

🔗 Connect with Cory:

Website | https://www.prepathletics.com
Twitter | https://twitter.com/PREP_Athletics
Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/prep.athletics/
Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/PrepAthletics
Email | [email protected]
Phone | 859-317-1166

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Coach Marcus O’Neil of Tilton School is back—and he’s got wisdom to share. With 15+ years at Tilton, a national prep championship, and a resume that includes NBA alumni like Wayne Selden, Nerlens Noel, Terance Mann, and Georges Niang, Marcus breaks down what really matters when it comes to prep school basketball and college placement.

In this conversation, we cover the real traits coaches look for in Division 1 guards, how Tilton balances academic rigor with elite development, and why player identity and off-court character matter more than ever. Coach O’Neil also discusses his return to Tilton, how he develops talent the right way, and what parents need to understand before making the prep school leap.

If you're a player or parent navigating this journey, you’ll find practical, honest advice here that cuts through the recruiting hype.

💡 KEY TOPICS

📌 Coaching NBA talent and what separates future pros
 📌 Academic standards and expectations for post-grads
 📌 How Tilton develops players on and off the court
 📌 Understanding playing time + how it’s earned
 📌 The evolving D1 recruiting timeline in 2025
 📌 Tilton vs. AAA and other prep school levels

🏀 ABOUT COACH MARCUS O’NEIL

Marcus O’Neil is the head boys’ basketball coach at Tilton School in New Hampshire. A prep school veteran with over 15 years at Tilton, O’Neil led the program to a national championship and coached several future NBA players. His unique background in social work and philosophy shapes a thoughtful, holistic approach to player development and mentorship.

🔗 CONNECT WITH COACH MARCUS O’NEIL:

Facebook | www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100057439360417#
Instagram | www.instagram.com/tiltonboysbasketball/

🔗 Connect with Cory:

Website | https://www.prepathletics.com
Twitter | https://twitter.com/PREP_Athletics
Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/prep.athletics/
Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/PrepAthletics
Email | [email protected]
Phone | 859-317-1166

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Dan McHale—former D1 head coach at Eastern Kentucky and long-time assistant under Rick Pitino, Tubby Smith, and Kevin Willard—joins Cory Heitz to pull back the curtain on what college coaches actually look for in recruits. From his start as a student manager at Kentucky during their 1998 national title run, to coaching in the Big East, Big Ten, and Mountain West, Dan’s career is packed with insider knowledge.

In this episode, Dan shares what really matters when trying to land a D1 scholarship, why relationships are everything, and how families should think about prep school, JUCO, and international players in today’s landscape. You’ll hear how recruiting boards work behind closed doors, what qualities walk-ons need to succeed, and why some D2 or D3 paths might be better in the long run.

For families navigating the college basketball journey, this episode delivers blunt, practical advice from someone who has lived it at every level.

💡 KEY TOPICS

📌 How college coaches evaluate recruits behind the scenes
 📌 Building and leveraging relationships in basketball recruitment
 📌 Truth about walk-ons, transfers, and D1 expectations
 📌 Starting a placement company to help kids navigate recruiting
 📌 Importance of prep school, JUCO, and academic fit
 📌 The role of exposure events in 2025 and beyond

🏀 About Dan McHale:

Dan McHale is a former Division I head coach at Eastern Kentucky University and has served as an assistant at Kentucky, Louisville, Seton Hall, Minnesota, and New Mexico. With over two decades of experience at every level of college basketball, Dan now co-runs Collegiate Recruitment Consultants (CRC), helping student-athletes get placed at D1, D2, D3, and JUCO programs.

🔗 Connect with Dan McHale:

X | https://x.com/CoachMcHale
Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/dmchale01/
Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/mchale_basketball_academy

🔗 Connect with Cory:

Website | https://www.prepathletics.com
Twitter | https://twitter.com/PREP_Athletics
Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/prep.athletics/
Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/PrepAthletics
Email | [email protected]
Phone | 859-317-1166

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In this episode, Cory welcomes Alex Gallagher, head girls basketball coach and longtime faculty member at Nobles and Greenough School, a top-tier prep school in Boston. With 25 years of coaching and mentoring under his belt, Coach Gallagher shares real-world insights for parents, players, and coaches navigating the prep school basketball journey.

You’ll hear his direct take on how youth sports culture has shifted, why love and accountability are cornerstones of his program, and what families need to prioritize when selecting a prep school. He also reveals the hard truths about college placement—including the “D1 or bust” mindset—and explains why culture trumps hype in building lasting success.

Plus, you’ll learn about Shooting Touch, an inspiring nonprofit transforming lives through basketball in both Rwanda and Boston.

This is a must-listen for anyone serious about basketball development, education, and making the right long-term choices.

🎧 Subscribe and hear what really matters in the prep-to-college basketball pipeline.

💡 KEY TOPICS

📌 Coaching with purpose and building a culture of love, care, and service
 📌 How prep schools like Nobles handle D1-or-bust mentalities
 📌 The impact of the transfer portal and NIL on high school recruitment
 📌 Why fit and happiness matter more than basketball hype
 📌 A closer look at the 5-day boarding model at Nobles
 📌 How Shooting Touch transforms lives through global basketball outreach

🏀 ABOUT COACH ALEX GALLAGHER

Alex Gallagher is the head girls basketball coach at Nobles and Greenough School in Boston, where he’s served for over 25 years as a teacher, coach, and mentor. Known for his integrity, culture-driven leadership, and success on and off the court, Gallagher has developed multiple Gatorade Players of the Year and helped countless athletes find the right collegiate fit. He also serves as a board member for Shooting Touch, a global nonprofit using basketball to impact lives in Rwanda and Boston.

🔗 CONNECT WITH ALEX GALLAGHER

X | https://x.com/NoblesVGBball
Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/noblesgvb

X | https://x.com/ShootingTouch

Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/noblesrwanda_24/

🔗 Connect with Cory:

Website | https://www.prepathletics.com
Twitter | https://twitter.com/PREP_Athletics
Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/prep.athletics/
Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/PrepAthletics
Email | [email protected]
Phone | 859-317-1166

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This week, Cory sits down with Hanno Möttölä—Finland’s first NBA player, University of Utah Hall of Famer, and current assistant coach for the Finnish national team. Hanno’s journey spans from dominating youth basketball in Europe to starring for Utah in the NCAA championship game, breaking into the NBA with the Atlanta Hawks, and later shaping European and Finnish basketball as a coach. In this episode, Hanno delivers practical, no-nonsense advice for families navigating the prep school and college basketball pipeline. He breaks down what truly separates future pros: the will and skill to practice, finding the right fit (not just the biggest name), and the importance of honest coaching over empty promises. Hanno also tackles the impact of NIL and transfer rules, why immediate playing time matters more than program prestige, and how European development models differ from the U.S. system.

💡Key Topics:

📌 What separates future NBA players: skill, will, and the right environment (basketball development, player mentality)
📌 Honest recruiting and finding the right college fit (prep school basketball, recruitment, player placement)
📌 NIL and transfer portal realities for international and U.S. athletes (college basketball, NIL, transfer rules)
📌 European vs. U.S. player development models (EuroLeague, NCAA, player pathways)
📌 Coaching Lauri Markkanen and the importance of self-driven improvement (NBA development, coaching insights)
📌 Balancing national team commitments with U.S. college basketball (academic-athletic balance, international players)

🏀 About Hanno Möttölä:

Hanno Möttölä is a trailblazer in Finnish basketball, the first player from Finland to reach the NBA, and a University of Utah Hall of Famer. After starring for Utah and playing in the 1998 NCAA championship game, he was drafted by the Atlanta Hawks, later enjoying a standout career in Europe’s top leagues. As a coach, Hanno has developed elite talent at Helsinki Basketball Academy and serves as assistant coach for the Finnish national team, shaping the next generation of international players.

🔗 Connect with Hanno Möttölä:

Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/hannomottola/?hl=en
Twitter | https://x.com/hannomottola
LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/hanno-m%C3%B6tt%C3%B6l%C3%A4-aa336077/

🔗 Connect with Cory:

Website | https://www.prepathletics.com
Twitter | https://twitter.com/PREP_Athletics
Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/prep.athletics/
Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/PrepAthletics
Email | [email protected]
Phone | 859-317-1166

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Amazon | https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/3c37179d-3371-47f9-9d97-fd569e8802a7/prep-athletics-basketball-podcast #AmazonMusic