Showing posts with label Grant Verhoeven basketball. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grant Verhoeven basketball. Show all posts

Saturday, April 28, 2012

Another honor for Grant Verhoeven, soon coming to The Farm

Stanford signee Grant Verhoeven is the Fresno Bee Player of the Year.

Thursday, October 13, 2011

More on Grant Verhoeven's call for Stanford

Andy Boogaard offers more on Grant Verhoeven's decision to go with Coach Johnny Dawkins and Stanford.

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Grant Verhoeven to The Farm

Per Josh Gershon, Fresno area frontcourter Grant Verhoeven has made his choice.

Sunday, October 9, 2011

Three NorCal talents trippin'

Alex Kline/TheRecruitScoop has items on a trio of talents:
"... Richard Longrus is at Utah & Grant Verhoeven is at Stanford ..."
and
"Louisville will have ... Stephen Domingo ... on campus"
Think about it. If you are Verhoeven, how do you decide between Cal, Stanford and St. Mary's, taking into account both basketball and educational opportunities? That's an incredibly tough one.

Saturday, October 1, 2011

Recruiting visits this weekend

Arizona is hosting Mitty's Aaron Gordon and Stanford likewise with Grant Verhoeven out of the Fresno area.

That Palo Alto campus is one mighty lure but our thinking is St. Mary's is just the right all around spot for Verhoeven. But it's all a win-win.

Sunday, September 25, 2011

Tajai Johnson and Grant Verhoeven visiting

UC Riverside is hosting Vallejo High guard Tajai Johnson this weekend while forward Grant Verhoeven of Central Valley Christian (Fresno) is up in Moraga at St. Mary's.

Friday, September 16, 2011

Some local/regional visitors this weekend

Cal has Fresno area forward Grant Verhoeven coming in on a visit.

St. Mary's will be hosting San Diego area backcourter Joe Rahon.

 
UC Davis is welcoming Vallejo guard Tajai Johnson. He has also tripped to UC Riverside and Sacramento State recently.

Saturday, August 13, 2011

Grant Verhoeven likes the Bay Area

Per Jeff Faraudo, Fresno area frontcourter Grant Verhoeven has scheduled a trio of visits, Cal, St. Mary's and Stanford.

We still feel St. Mary's is the best basketball option for him but obviously other factors will play big roles in his college decision.