Bay State Jaguars Recruiting Update: July 2024

<p>With Bay State Jaguars being as big a commodity as they are within the New England region, it's just made sense for us to have their own recruiting update with the massive pool of players consisted within the ranks of the program. This update will be for July and while we know there will be some crossover with the same players as other months, there will be some new names included as well.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">[player_tooltip player_id='395797' first='Morgan' last='Jenkins'] - Hotchkiss School (2025) offered by eight Division I schools</h2>   <p>You didn't read that update on Jenkins incorrectly. Just over the past month, she's had offers from eight different Division I schools, including Sacred Heart, James Madison, Brown, Robert Morris, Chattanooga, Bucknell, Richmond and Bryant. While all mid-major programs, there's a strong mixture of places with great exposure, plus programs in great academic settings. The rising senior only seems to get better with time on the floor and what a dominant force she's expected to be this coming season.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">[player_tooltip player_id='295914' first='Bailey' last='Breen'] - Oceanside HS (2025) offered by four Division I schools</h2>   <p>Breen has been an exciting prospect to watch for the Jags and is right now one of the top prospects in all of Maine coming into her senior year. She's already gotten herself plenty of looks from college coaches and this month, she added four more Division I offers to her resume in Kent State, Bryant, North Florida, Northern Kentucky and Stony Brook. One of the more complete forwards we've seen in New England, Breen is exactly the frontcourt presence that colleges are looking for.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Lindsey Lemay - Tilton School (2025)</h2>   <p>It's always exciting to see a player find a school and college program to be able to continue their careers at the next level. Lemay is one of two players in this update who made that dream a reality, staying in the New England region as the Tilton School rising senior committed to Northeastern. It's a program that suits her strengths to a T as the 5-11 guard/forward can get it done just about anywhere on the floor. She's a very versatile player, which excited us to see an ability to excel on offense, but make big plays on the defensive end of the court.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">[player_tooltip player_id='270722' first='Olivia' last='Rodrigues'] - Tabor Academy (2025) commits to Providence</h2>   <p>Rodrigues is our other college commit in this recruiting update, a big commitment at that as she'll be headed to the Big East, but staying in the New England region as she committed to Providence. She's been fantastic to watch over the summer and had a plethora of DI choices to look through. Great footwork allowing for her to get open and make plays on both sides of the ball and someone who's shown a great deal of growth in her maturity and poise on the floor.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">[player_tooltip player_id='364120' first='Molly' last='Sisson'] - St. Andrews (2026) offered by Sacred Heart, North Florida</h2>   <p>Sisson, the rising junior forward out of St. Andrews, keeps racking up the college offers going into her second-to-last season in high school. Two more came through the ranks in the month of July, a pair of mid-major schools in Sacred Heart and North Florida. Sisson is a very impressive frontcourt piece to watch, an aggressive, physical forward that can run the floor and can make plays happen in on-ball and off-ball situations.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">[player_tooltip player_id='998255' first='Ella' last='Getz'] - Worcester Academy (2026) offered by UPenn</h2>   <p>July was the fourth-straight month that Getz had earned an offer from a Division I program and the third-straight month that the program in question was an Ivy League school. UPenn joined the fold in July, a great landing spot for the rising junior if she chose to go there. Regardless, she's deservingly got plenty of choices for her college basketball career and for good reason. Standing at 6-1, she's been utilized in just about every position but point guard, able to shoot the ball well, but also able to get down low and protect the paint with the best of them.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">[player_tooltip player_id='1217900' first='Olivia' last='Breen'] - Oceanside MS (2029) offered by Robert Morris</h2>   <p>The younger sister of [player_tooltip player_id='295914' first='Bailey' last='Breen'], who we mentioned above, Olivia, now entering her eighth grade year at Oceanside Middle in Maine, has multiple Division I offers under her belt. She just added another this month from Robert Morris and talk about an exciting prospect. Breen is playing multiple years up on the Jags' 15U team and her 6-2 frame has been beyond useful for her when it comes to separation down low and also the height difference from the perimeter. Mobile and active on both sides of the ball and a superstar in the making.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">[player_tooltip player_id='354205' first='Renee' last='Ripley'] - Oceanside HS (2026) offered by Chestnut Hill</h2>   <p>This is the first time we've gotten to talk about Ripley on the recruiting front as she received her first collegiate offer in late July from Chestnut Hill. We expect it to be the first of many as Ripley has found her niche with Oceanside, a great complementary guard at the 2, a great shooter and a consistent shooter at that. High IQ basketball player that uses it to her advantage, most notably on the defensive end of the floor.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">[player_tooltip player_id='300636' first='Elliana' last='Scalabrine'] - Dover-Sherborn (2025) offered by New Hampshire</h2>   <p>The last player we'll be discussing today is the center from Dover-Sherborn with basketball in her blood. Scalabrine added a Division I offer to her portfolio this month in New Hampshire, staying in New England if she was to commit there. Size and wingspan are to her advantage, a shot-blocking machine that cannot seem to be stopped. Holds down the fort well in the paint and has really taken to being not just a playmaker, but a bonafide team leader for DS.</p>

With Bay State Jaguars being as big a commodity as they are within the New England region, it's just made sense for us to have their own recruiting update with the massive pool of players consisted within the ranks of the program. This update will be for July and while we know there will be some crossover with the same players as other months, there will be some new names included as well.