Andre Mills continues to represent growth, discipline, and what it means to take advantage of opportunity at the University of Maryland.
This season, the 6’4 guard out of Boston has made an immediate impact, averaging 12.2 points, 4.1 rebounds, and 1.6 assists per game while competing at a high level in the Big Ten.
He’s already shown his ability to take over games, including a career-high 39-point performance and multiple double-digit scoring nights against top competition.
Andre’s journey started at Brimmer & May, where he built his foundation through work, consistency, and a commitment to getting better every day. That same mindset has carried over to the college level, where he continues to evolve his game and embrace the grind.
But what separates Andre isn’t just production—it’s his approach.
He’s a reflection of what happens when preparation meets opportunity.
A player who didn’t just arrive—he earned it.
Still building. Still growing. Still leveling up.
We Got Us.

Bryce Dortch is a former 4-star prospect and high-level frontcourt talent who began his college career at Rutgers Scarlet Knights before transferring to University of Notre Dame. A 6’9 forward out of Massachusetts, Dortch was part of one of Rutgers’ highest-rated recruiting classes, bringing size, athleticism, and defensive versatility to the program.
During his time at Rutgers, he appeared in over 40 games, contributing as a developing big with 2.1 points and 3.2 rebounds per game in his sophomore season while gaining valuable experience in the Big Ten.
Now at Notre Dame, Dortch looks to take the next step in his development, using his length, motor, and experience to expand his role and impact at a high level.

Kyrell Luc is a dynamic guard known for his toughness, athleticism, and two-way impact. A product of Massachusetts basketball, he has taken his game to the international level—playing professionally in Poland in the EuroCup and gaining valuable experience with Mega Superbet.
Kyrell brings defensive intensity, downhill attacking ability, and a relentless motor every time he steps on the floor. His journey reflects growth, discipline, and a commitment to competing at a high level, wherever the game takes him.

Ladanian Payne is a problem.
Explosive. Skilled. Confident.
He can score at all three levels and brings energy every time he steps on the floor. But what separates him is the work behind the scenes—staying consistent, staying locked in, and pushing to get better every day.
Different game. Same mindset.
We Got Us.

Jordan Minor is built on work.
No shortcuts. No excuses.
From Merrimack to the University of Virginia—he earned everything through toughness, consistency, and doing the dirty work.
Rebound. Defend. Produce.
That’s who he is.
We Got Us.