10th Black - 10th Black displayed competitive and promising performances over the weekend, finishing the weekend with a strong double-digit win over a tough NY Academy squad. 2027 Daniel Karavanic displayed another outstanding weekend, showing off his ability to score off the dribble drive and knocking down his much-improved catch and shoot shot; all while being the anchor of the team's defense as a key rebounder and rim protector. Brayden Pierce and Weston Hickman were key factors in the One Dream halfcourt offense, being reliable threats from beyond the arc...each finishing with 8+ threes a piece during the weekend set. The boys will be back in action at the Summit Live Period event at Spooky Nook in Maheim, Pennsylvania mid-May.

Varsity - The 2024/2025 elite team with a short-staff pushed the pace this weekend and connected on all cylinders in Atlantic City. They made a strong semifinals run, losing the matchup by only a few buckets. Junior Bigman, Connor O'Rourke showed off his long wingspan and toughness this weekend, pulling in 11 offensive rebounds (4 which converted to putback baskets) and 10 blocks during 3 games.  He also finished the weekend on an approximate 70FG%. Lead guard, Alize Roig-Cortes connected on 8 triples on an incredible 62% shooting clip, while finishing his weekend with 16 points and 4 assists per contest. 2025 Izaya Diaz was a spark plug off the bench, coming down with 7 rebounds per game while chipping in 11 points per game as well. Unsigned senior guard Angel Castro pushed tempo for the One Dream offense, finishing with 10 points and 6 assists per game. Keegan Martinez came up big down the stretch for One Dream's wins, finishing a game-winning layup on an outstanding hustle play and finalized his weekend on 8.5 points and 7 rebounds per game. VIEW THE RECRUITMENT TAB ON THIS TEAM'S ROSTER PAGE FOR MORE MEDIA AND OTHET ATHLETE INFO!!

3rd Grade - The youngest team in the program gets the first nod as a standout group this weekend as they were one of two teams to bring the CHAIN home! The highest scorers and #1 seed after pool play went straight to the championship game where they once again dominated and won it all! Coach Denton was proud of the contributions from all of the boys, showcasing strong defense and true team basketball.

10th Blue - The 2026 showcase boys were the second team to bring the CHAIN home for One Dream! They were the highest scoring team in the ENTIRE tournament which proved to be the determining factor in the championship game for Division 1. 2027 Shane Lemire on his birthday weekend put on a shooting clinic, getting to his spots and knocking down jumper after jumper. 2026 Weston Hickman pushed tempo with his ability to attack the rim and draw multiple defenders in the halfcourt, and his ability to leak out and create easy looks in transition. The combo guard finished the weekend on a 12 point, 5 assist, 2 steal per game clip. The 16U squad looks to standout again heading into the first ZGXL Live Period weekend in Atlantic City, NJ next weekend.

10th White - Another 10th grade squad jumps in the mix with a strong bracket play performance on while being short-staffed. The other set of 2026 boys made a strong semifinal push after dropping in Double OT with 6 players on Sunday. 2026 Tyler Pickett yet again executes Coach Tzannos's sets to perfection, finding the open guy every time down while creating easy looks for himself in the process. The point guard finished his weekend on a 24 point per game, 4 steal per game clip while shooting 40%+ from downtown during each contest. 2026 Sammy Fazelat knocked down some clutch time threes in multiple outings over the weekend, including a 6-threes performance in the Sunday morning game which put them ahead in the standings. Look to see these boys push for a NH State title in the May 4-5th local tournament.

Varsity - The oldest group also made a strong semifinal push over the weekend with key contributions from multiple players. 2025 Alize Roig-Cortes played an outstanding 4-game set as the team's primary point guard with his ability to push transition opportunities and lock up opposing ball handlers with ease. 2024 Angel Castro had a strong Saturday showcasing his innate ability to score at all three levels...including many big time buckets late in games. 2024 David Roy has always been a natural leader for this team for many years, and this did not stop at their 2nd tournament of the spring. Roy consistently knocked down threes while anchoring the team's defense with his energy and hustle. These boys will also being taking the trip down to New Jersey this upcoming weekend.

10th Girls - The lone high school girls squad played their first tournament in program history and put on an absolute CLINIC! They swept their pool prior to bracket play, winning each game by a margin of at least 15 points per. Each player contributed heavily, and the 2027/2026 girls made it all the way to the championship game over the weekend. Lexi Floyd knocked down big time threes during each contest and Ava O'Donnell filled up the stat sheet with high scoring, rebounding (averaging 8 per game), and playmaking numbers. This team will look to make a strong spring push heading into the heart of the spring season.

8th Black - Another strong outing for the 2028 boys as they too made a championship push in the local tournament weekend. Frankie O'Donnell continues to show heavy promise as the lead guard in the backcourt, finding teammates for easy looks possession after possession. Luke O'Connell and Ryan O'Rourke also led the scoring push for the 8th Black boys. Look to see these boys push for the state title in NH May 4th-5th.

8th White - Another 8th grade team makes the cut as a standout team this weekend as they finished 2nd in their pool with a 2-1 record. Key contributors came from the entire roster and this group is finding a groove heading into the middle of the long spring season. This group led their bracket in total points and held their opponents to the lowest scoring numbers all weekend...proving their defensive excellence (held opponents to 94 points combined through 3 games... which was the best by 15 points). Look to see this group see a strong showing in NH States as well!

5th Grade - The 5th grade girls team completed their first weekend of tourneys going 2-1, losing in the semifinals against Cap City. Maggie Driscoll was fantastic both offensively and defensively, leading the team in points and blocked shots. Hannah Duprey saw the floor well, passing to open teammates, Saniah Candelario and Nora Kolar. The team moved the ball well on offense and played stellar defense against much taller teams. 

6th White - 6th white made some great growth in their first weekend of tourney play against strong teams in Westford Ma. On Sunday, One Dream White played our sister team Blue, and competed hard until the end. Jane Reese and Teaghan Micklovich controlled the offense with many layups and passes to open teammates.  Ayla Croteau and Jazmyn Castillo played fantastic defense. Grade 6 White showed a lot of team improvement during the weekend. 

6th Blue - 6th blue played some strong teams on their first weekend of tourney play. As the weekend progressed all players showed remarkable improvements and fantastic team play. Sariah Candelario, Madison and McKenna Deoleo were tough on the boards, cleaning up the glass. Alyse Buschman, Milania Malowitz and Emerson Buschman controlled the offense, moving the ball and hitting the open player. This team played great team basketball! 

8th Grade - One Dream grade 8 lost their first game by three points and their second game by one point at their first tourney of the season. The team worked hard defensively, placing pressure on the ball and never giving up. Everyone contributed to the game both offensively and defensively.  Angel Macaulay was a standout on the offensive and defensive boards. Emma Barlett, Natalie Bryan and Ainslee Thompson controlled the offense while Brielle Powers knocked downed 3's. 

7th Black - Two games in the cards for the youngest team One Dream entered into the tournament in Mass. With an even 1-1 split, the boys were able to compete with a tough Rhode Island squad, and pull out a huge, 16-point W to a tough Central Massachusetts team. Ben Emerson led the hike on both ends of the floor, proving his toughness by pulling down rebounds, attacking the rim with confidence, and bringing the energy on the defensive end. Colby Klink controlled pace, clocking in 14 assists between both contests and knocking down multiple game-altering shots including an And-One 3-pointer to bring the team up 5 with 8 minutes to go in Game 2. Owen Bennett puts on another scoring clinic, sharing 38 points between his two games, and bringing the intensity on the other end of the floor. 7th Black will be off until NH States on May 4th.

10th Blue - First weekend for the 10th Blue team saw a 2-1 finish with some outstanding scoring performances between the three. The 2026 boys finished the weekend averaging 70 points per contest, many coming from beyond the arc. Game 3 of pool play saw 15 made threes on excellent efficiency. Weston Hickman exceeds his expectations again with outstanding playmaking ability and controlling the pace in both the half-court and full. Nate Johnson and Brayden Pierce continues their scoring dominance, combining for roughly 35 points per game between the two from all three levels on the floor. Daniel Karavanic is playing up a grade with the 16U team this year, but that did not shy him from using his size to box out and grab tough rebounds...also showing his ability to play both as a screener and a perimeter wing through the weekend set. These boys will look to make a tournament title push at the Chase for the Chain next weekend.

9th - One of the two teams to compete and win the tournament came from strong play all-around and there were a number of key factors in each game played. Coach Migs has his boys playing hard-nosed defense, as the championship game saw scores below the 40s and the 1-point win swayed One Dream's way. Big man, Jack Barnes, secured rebound after rebound and felt like he was dominating the paint on the defensive end...finishing games with some highlight rim protection. Mazin Zayed and Nasir Osman prove to be big time playmakers and are reaching their potential as floor leaders. Look to see these boys have a repeat weekend at the ZG Chase for the Chain.

10th White - Also going 4-0 in the weekend set, each win came in convincing fashion (20+ points to be exact). Felt like every shot was falling and the defense was clicking on all cylinders. Guard Tyler Pickett finished the weekend on a strong 22 points, 6 assists, and 3 steals per contest leading the way for Coach Tzannos's high school squad. Nate Correa showed his toughness on the glass, pulling down double-digit rebounds and wreaking havoc in the passing lanes, converting 4 field goals in transition on average per game. These boys also are looking to bounce back with an even stronger weekend in Massachusetts at the Chase for the Chain.

5th Black - These boys finished off the weekend with a winning record and placing 2nd in the American (A-level) pool. They showed off their ability to play as a unit on the defensive end, holding teams under 35 all weekend (first in the bracket in points allowed per game). This team kept their cool down the stretch, late in games, by being smart and moving the ball well...making sure everybody on the floor got their touches. Patience is a virtue as proven here, look to see these boys continue their excellence all spring.

7th Black - This team got the weekend set off to a hot start with a grinded out, double-digit win against a tough Team New England squad. Guard Owen Bennett led the scoring route with 13 points, and picked up a handful of steals as he was making reads in the passing lane like no tomorrow. As he helped to pace the offensive end, Bryce Lewis had no issues covering their top scorers and holding them to low efficiency. These boys showed lots of promise for the first weekend playing with each other, look to see this team compete in high-level divisions and tournament play through the spring.

7th White - Coach Bates's 7th grade squad stayed in the home state this weekend where each player came out and dominated on the defensive end. The intensity was up early on and that train did not slow down all weekend. These boys held their opponents to a 26.3 point per game clip; and made sure to capitalize on the other end by winning both of their games by double digits. 

8th Black - The top 2028 boys also showed lots of potential in their weekend set in Mansfield, MA. Each game was within 5 points and came down to the final possessions. 6'3" forward Ryan O'Rourke earned the ZG Player of the Night honors for putting on a scoring clinic while shooting at a high clip, as well as making his presence known on the rebounding. Guard Frankie O'Donnell showed off his poise and patience while distributing the rock, finishing the weekend with a high assist to low turnover ratio. Look to see this group finish on top in tournament play moving forward. 

3/4th Grade – The littlest team had the biggest weekend of all. This team made it all the way to the championship game on Sunday in the ZG Finals. They played incredible all weekend long, showing lots of determination and grit…even while playing short-handed during the championship with 7 players. They were led by Luke Caruso, who was a man amongst boys grabbing boards left and right, finishing loads of layups at the rim. Calvin Mercuri and Drew Barnes were the two lead guards, creating great ball movement on offense and capitalizing on lots of open shots. It was a phenomenal way to end the season for the youngest group in the program. We cannot wait for this team to blossom into its future.

2026 Black – The freshmen capped off the spring with a winning record, continuing the spring by showing flashes of their potential during multiple games this weekend. The team continues to be anchored by Josh Tripp, but it was the dominance of Peyton Larrabee that really put the team over the edge. He dominated on the glass and created many second chance opportunities for the team. According to Coach Denton, “This was the best ball movement I’ve ever seen this team have. It was a consolidated team effort, even the other coaches were complimenting their team play during the middle of the game.” Weston Hickman and Brendan O’Keefe contributed by scoring on the back end of a lot of these plays. This was a fantastic feeder for them into their final weekend in Pennsylvania, coming in July.

2026 Blue - they had their best weekend to date, finishing the weekend on a 5-1 record, only losing by 5 to a strong Boston squad with only 6 players on our bench. Sam Prescott had an outstanding weekend, finishing with 4 steals per game and doubled the amount in points just on fast breaks alone. Bryce Ballou had a great playoff weekend, being the point guard, the team needed...always finding the open man while opening the beginning of defensive possessions in aggressive fashion. Collin Langer had his best game of the season during the final game, finishing with 18 points and 15 rebounds. 

2025 – The 2025 group continues to show growth and that was on full display this past weekend. They followed up their best weekend in PA with an even better weekend in the ZG Finals. They made it all the way to the semi-finals after some very tough and gritty wins showing some incredible composure, winning 3 straight games in the finals 4 minutes of each game.  In the first matchup of the weekend, they erased a double-digit deficit in the final 4 minutes, highlighted by some clutch plays by several players. Mike Flerra continues to shine, having an outstanding spring and displaying the fact he loves the big moments. Flerra made a clutch triple to cut the deficit to 3 and then proceeded to steal the ball on the ensuing possession on the other end and got fouled on a pull up three attempt just to calmly walk up to the line and drain all 3 FTs to tie the game (he also iced the quarterfinal game vs QSB out of Queens, NY nailing both FTs on the 1&1 in the final seconds. He averaged 23pts a game over the weekend). The game was won with a big time defensive play by the teams glue guy Josh Ozog, who does the dirty work for this team and did it again with a big time steal, ripping the ball from the opposition and then finding Noah Morrison (whom had his best weekend to date), who drove to the rim with a impressive finish in traffic to put the game away in the final seconds. All weekend long Morrison was locked in, shooting the ball from deep well and finding his teammates with some impressive assist.

2024 – Varsity once again walked away from the weekend with a winning record and once again Stephen Gitau put on an absolute show playing above the rim with countless highlight reel plays. Gitau has garnered a lot of attention this spring and rightfully so, because you don’t walk away from watching the 2024 team without being in awe of his athleticism. This weekend however he had some help as Zac Castonguay was more than happy to play the role of table setter, as the two connected on several alley-oops over the weekend and were dubbed Co-players of the game multiple times by ZG and properly nicknamed the “dynamic duo”. Castonguay uses his lightning-fast speed to create space and once the help comes, he’s more than ready to find an open teammate with his elite vision. You will have trouble finding a faster player with the ball in his hands. The most impressive win during the weekend was over RIMW out of Rhode Island, where they erased a 20 pt first half deficit to storm all the way back and win 79-73, continuing to average 70+ pts a game.

2027 - The 8th graders continue to take leaps as the spring goes on, utilizing their defensive IQ and ability to back their identity. Collectively, they had one of the best defenses in the division, led by Sean Collins and Evan Linscott all weekend. Collins also had a breakout performance, putting up 15 points on 100% shooting with 4 steals and 6 rebounds during the final game of play. Daniel Karavanic has consistently been a leader for this squad, as he averaged 13 points, 8 rebounds, and 2 blocks per game through the 4-game weekend set. 

2026 – Josh Tripp continues to shine for this group, being a steady hand running the offense. You would be hard pressed to find a better PG in all NHIAA for this class. Also having a good weekend for 2026 was Nathan Johnson and Jordan Strout. Strout is a do-it-all glue guy who doesn’t mind doing the dirty work and competes on D, he also showed off an improving shot from deep nailing several key threes in the win on Sunday versus a tough Boyz II Men team. Johnson meanwhile is a versatile player who can attack the rim and has an arsenal of mid-range moves to put the ball in the hole, he also is a tremendous passer which was showcased with several highlight reel passes into tight windows. Brayden Pierce and Harrison Murphy led the way for 9th Blue, posting double figures in each of their three games over the weekend.

2025 – The 2025 group had their best weekend to date down in PA. The group displayed great ball movement and unselfish play. As a group they flew around on defense creating countless turnovers. Leading the way was 6’2 wingman out of Milford, Will O’Connell and 6’0 combo guard, Mike Flerra. O’Connell continues to get better, and this weekend he displayed confidence in his game that helped him take it to the next level. His ability to attack the rim and get to the hoop, combined with an improving outside shot makes him a tough guard with his length. Flerra got the weekend started with a 26-point performance which included six triples. He has been a steady performer throughout the spring and someone who does it on both ends of the floor, amassing 9 steals and 3 charges taken over the weekend.

2024 – The Varsity team continues to get it done, leaving PA with a winning record over some elite competition. This group plays hard and plays fast, getting out in transition and flying up the court. Several players were recognized by media on hand as standout performers over the weekend (see here: https://www.cityofbasketballlove.com/news_article/show/1273872). Among those highlighted in the article include long time One Dreamers Stephen Gitau, Jalen Reese, Isaac Ynfante and Jackson Rosa.

One Dream showcased a majority of its teams to compete in NH states which took place in many venues throughout the state. The major headline for the program included 4 teams who competed in the championships for the weekend, (6th White, 7th, 9th Black, 9th Blue). Below are some highlights of those teams:

2026 - Josh Tripp led 9th Black all weekend, being a force on both ends, averaging 30 minutes a game played. Additionally, he chipped in double figures every game, with over 5 assists per game as well. Brendan O'Keefe knocked down 13 threes throughout the weekend, seeming unstoppable in the catch and shoot game. For 9th Blue, Brayden Pierce put on a clinic, averaging just over 22 points per game through 4 weekend outings. On top of this, he was able to pull down rebound after rebound, pushing the pace almost every time down.

7th - For Coach Baylee's team, they continued their success by putting on a great showing this weekend. Ethan Conaway was the standout from this squad, dishing out dimes left and right, while being an all-around defensive star for all four of their games. He was also able to get to the rim at will. Each win this weekend was team-oriented and every player did their part.

6th White - Although taking a tough championship loss, this team played extremely well in bracket play, and everyone contributed. Luka Prodanovic was a lights-out shooter, converting on 2 threes per game, also dishing the rock to his teammates when they spotted open. Harry Kehaias was a menace on the defensive end, pulling down steal after steal and being able to get to the rim at will. Stephen Barnes was a tenacious rebounder, pulling down 10+ boards in multiple games and pushing the offense like no one's business. 

One Dream's elite teams traveled again, this time to Atlantic City, NJ to continue ZGXL's Live Period Circuit. 

2027 - Daniel Karavanic led the way, scoring in a variety of ways en route to a 15 points per game weekend. His pace of play was unmatched for the big, going up and down the lane with ease. Facing full-court press defense all weekend, Tommy Brabazon handled the pressure extremely well, dishing out assist after assist finding the open guy. The 5'5" guard also displayed his flashy finishes at the rim, scoring efficiently and drawing fouls at will. 

2026 – Josh Tripp was a poised floor general who always made the right decision and continues to showcase his ability to anchor a team on both ends of the floor. He also displayed his willingness to rebound, grabbing over 30 boards in four games. Tripp can score in vast variety of ways, whether it’s a floater in the lane, elbow pull-ups or spotting up from deep; he just continues shine game in and game out. Weston Hickman had a good weekend scoring in a variety of ways and showed his ability to finish with both hands at the rim.

2025 – Isaiah Reese was an absolute stud all weekend, scoring double figures in all 4 games which included a 25point performance in a come from behind win over NY Select Basketball Academy. The Phillip Exeter Academy commit was just as good on the defensive end of the floor, erasing the other team’s best player and playing with an unmatched physicality. Others contributing who played well were Cayden Deleon, who flashed his ability to find the open man dishing out 20+ assists over the weekend and had some strong finishes at the rim. Ryan Elliott had multiple double digit scoring performances.

2024 – David Roy was brilliant all weekend long, highlighted by a 30-point performance including 8 3's, he also chipped in 5 assists as well. David was consistent all weekend long for the Varsity team who went 3-1 on the weekend and continued their strong play averaging 80+ points a game so far on the spring. Also playing well were Matt Canavan and Stephen Gitau, both of whom displayed their long-range shooting ability. Gitau scored 25 points in a win versus the NY Jayhawks; where he finished above the rim and knocked down 5 3’s. Canavan, in addition to his shooting ability, displayed his defensive versatility guarding multiple positions and had 8 blocks over the weekend.

One Dream's high school rosters were set to go for the beginning of the ZGXL circuit, this weekend in Fitchburg, MA at Game On. Playing in front of college coaches all weekend, D1-D3, varsity did not disappoint. Playing short-staffed, they managed to pull away a couple close games and many players caught the eyes of surrounding Division III coaches. C/O 2023 Matt Canavan put up two 20-point performances, while 2024 Kayden LaClair was stellar on the defensive end, racking up 13 steals over the course of four games this weekend. 9th Black (15u ZGXL) went a perfect 4-0 over the weekend, all playing team ball finding the open man every time down the floor. C/O 2026 Josh Tripp was an outstanding floor general all weekend, pacing the flow of the game and hitting teammates in transition as often as possible, and Nate Johnson came up with multiple clutch buckets down the stretch to close out close games all weekend.

One Dream's elite teams performed at the annual New England Recruiting Report classic. All teams played in Division One and competed all the way throughout. Varsity was the highlight team of the weekend, finishing with a winning record and making it into bracket play. C/O 2023 Stephen Gitau, Great Bay College commit, finished highlight play after highlight play, throwing down hammers and finishing above the rim almost all weekend. Visit the Varsity team's tab to watch those highlights! 2027 Chris Boyd also averaged 15 points per game through three games, draining threes left and right. 

One Dream's first weekend in 2023 was a success! The one-day warmup took place throughout New Hampshire and many teams finished 2-0 on the day. 2028's CJ Andal put up 22 points in an 11-point win over EVO for one of Zero Gravity's premier matchups of the weekend. 2026 Brayden Pierce also chipped in 24 points in a blowout win over New England Storm. 2029 Caleb Daignault knocked down a game-winning pull-up three with 20 seconds left to give 6th White the 1-point win to bring them to 2-0. Great efforts across the board and was a fantastic kick-off to the spring.