Face up PF.   According to this article, GW has offered

Apparently has 31 offers, including Creighton, UAB, Davidson, and half the A-10.

   - One year ago, ESPN U ranked him #66 among PFs in his class and describes him as "a flat out winner."

     - Now, ESPN has him down to 83 at his position,  but as the #1 player in Rhode Island. Scouting report says he is an undersized power forward who plays below the rim, but has a high basketball IQ, can hit mid-range jumper consistently, and affects the game in a variety of ways.

     - Led Pourtsmouth (RI) to a state D2 title, then went to Cushing Academy in the NEPCAC this year and     apparnetly held his own well.  (This article references a 20 and 12 game vs. Lee Academy, says he's an extremely hard worker, and that he's now over 240 pounds)

- A video

Second BABC kid after Rene Castro.  KH wasn't very successful with them considering it was his hometown.

I think I remember this kid's dad, Carl, playing PF for Penn State in the Smith Center when they were A-10.

More of the same....

Andrew Chrabascz (2013 F) was the exception from the older team as he showed up and finished as one of the day’s best performers. He was his usual deadly self from the high post scoring at will on drives in both directions.

BM's link also includes a blurb a player we've known for years: 

From the 16U team Bonzie Colson (2014 F) carried the torch and showed off a rapidly improving offensive game. An undersized PF at this time Colson is actively working on both expanding his perimeter skills and refining his body to allow him to play both forward spots at the next level. Colson told me he’s looking for a school where he can be “the man” on the offensive end. He wants the challenge of getting the ball in the final five minutes of close games and expects to deliver in those moments. He currently holds offers from Rhode Island, and Boston but has also heard from Vermont, Marquette, Notre Dame, Virginia, Virginia Tech, Lafayette and Harvard in the last two weeks. Colson has only visited URI and does not have any other visits planned at this time. In addition to a basketball fit, Colson is looking for a school that offers a sports management major as this is his intended academic path.

Interview

Ben Weixlmann ‏@BWeixScout
2013 PF Andrew Chrabascz picked up an offer from #Butler, he tells me.

 Butler (8/2012)