He also played football and was a Second Team All-State selection at defensive back and was the Defensive Back of the Year. He led the team in rebounding and field goal percentage. He was a two-time Berks County All-Star including his senior season where he averaged 16 points, nine rebounds, and five assists. Mauras was a 1,000-point scorer at Reading and became the first Reading High School athlete to win Player of the Year honors. Mauras, a 6-0 guard from Reading, Pennsylvania, played his high school basketball at Reading High School before playing one season at Old Dominion. He totaled 14 points and grabbed 16 rebounds in averaging six minutes per game. He saw limited action in his only season at Loyola (Md.), appearing in 16 games. He averaged 12 points, eight rebounds, and four assists during his senior season after averaging 14 points and six rebounds as a junior. In high school, Harriott was an honor roll student and was a three-time All-League selection. Harriott, a 6-4 guard/forward from Philadelphia, played one season at Loyola (Md.) after a stellar high school career at Hun School of Princeton. The Huskies will bring in three Division I transfers who will add experience and depth to the lineup. As a senior, he earned the team's Playmaker Award. He averaged six points, five rebounds, and two blocks per game at Neshaminy before averaging nearly 10 points per game in his final season at Pennsbury. Warren, a 6-6 forward from Philadelphia, played his senior season at Pennsbury High School after spending his first three seasons at Neshaminy. Santana was also an honor roll student all four years. He was a two-time Second Team All-State selection and earned First Team All-Area, First Team Pottsville Republican, and First Team Standard Speaker accolades. Santana led the team to the Schuylkill League Division III Championship last season. He averaged 20 points, eight assists, and five rebounds per game and finished his career as a 1,000-point scorer. Santana, a 5-11 guard from Shenandoah, Pennsylvania, played his high school basketball at Shenandoah High School where he was a two-sport star in football and basketball. He finished his high school career with a 3.7 GPA and earned academic honors all four years. He garnered Morning Call All-Area First Team and Lehigh Valley Live All-Area Second Team accolades. Last season, the 6-3 guard from Easton, Pennsylvania, averaged 20.7 points, 7.2 rebounds, and 3.0 assists and earned All-Conference Second Team honors. King played his high school basketball at Freedom High School where he finished his career fourth all-time on the school's scoring list with 938 career points. An honor student during his career, Kachelries was the team's Most Valuable Player and captain as he earned Second Team All-Conference honors during his senior season. The 6-1 guard averaged 16 points, eight assists, and five rebounds and finished his career as a 1,000-point scorer. He also played volleyball and earned Honorable Mention All-Commonwealth Division honors.Ī native of Macungie, Pennsylvania, Kachelries played his high school basketball at Emmaus High School. Houston served as team captain last season as the team advanced to the 6A semifinals. He averaged 13.4 points, 6.4 rebounds, and 3.5 blocks per game and earned First Team All-Commonwealth Division honors and Second Team All-Sentinel accolades. Houston, a 6-7 forward from Carlisle, Pennsylvania, played at Carlisle High School where he was an honor roll student.
He captained the team to the most successful season in school history as it won the league title, the District 1 Championship, and the District 11/1 Regional Championship. Last season, he was the Bicentennial Conference Most Valuable Player and earned First Team All-Conference honors. The third Division I transfer, Hashim Moore (Sunrise, Fla./Hun School), will be a graduate student after playing both basketball and football during his undergraduate career at Princeton University.īunyon, a 5-8 guard from Philadelphia, played his high school basketball at Valley Forge Military Academy where he averaged 17 points, six assists, and three rebounds per game while also being a four-year honor student. Meanwhile, the Huskies will welcome Austin Harriott (Philadelphia, Pa./Hun School) who spent one season at Loyola (Md.) and Khary Mauras (Reading, Pa./Reading) who played a year at Old Dominion. Myles Bunyon (Collegeville, Pa./Valley Forge Military Academy), Ethan Houston (Carlisle, Pa./Carlisle), Matt Kachelries, Nick King, Joel Santana (Shenandoah, Pa./Shenandoah Valley), and William Warren will join the team for their first collegiate season after successful high school careers. The group includes six freshmen and three Division I transfers. – Bloomsburg University head men's basketball coach John Sanow has announced the addition of nine newcomers to the Huskies' roster for the upcoming 2017-18 season. Men's Basketball | 1:51:00 PM Story LinksīLOOMSBURG, Pa.
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