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College basketball season officially starts Friday, and with that in mind, programs across the country will be celebrating its beginning with Midnight Madness. The events are a way for schools to introduce their new teams, but they are also a recruiting tool for prospective prospects.

The city’s best will crisscross the country, visiting several schools for Midnight Madness. Below is a list of who’s going where:

Brian Bernardi (Xaverian) SMU

Jason Boswell (Trinity Catholic) St. John’s

Omar Calhoun (Christ the King) Connecticut

C.J. Davis (Archbishop Molloy) Rutgers

Daniel Dingle (St. Raymond) Auburn

Chancelor Ellis (Rectory School) St. John’s

Kenton Facey (Long Island Lutheran) Connecticut

Myron Hickman (St. Raymond) Manhattan

Josh James (Archbishop Stepinac) Manhattan

Lenny Kadisha (Wadleigh) Connecticut

Terry Larrier (John F. Kennedy) Drexel

Jermaine Lawrence (Cardozo) St. John’s

Isaiah Lewis (Christ the King) TBA

Jerry Mejia (Iona Prep) Manhattan

Joshua Mejia (John F. Kennedy) Rutgers

Chris McCullough (Salisbury School) Quinnipiac

Jaquan McKennon (St. Raymond) St. John’s

Shavar Newkirk (Cardinal Hayes) Iona

Chris Obekpa (Our Savior New American) St. John’s

Shane Rector (St. Raymond) Manhattan

Jon Severe (Christ the King) Rutgers

Amadou Sidibe (Cardinal Hayes) Fairfield

Dayshon Smith (Putnam Science Academy) St. John’s

Da’Shawn Suber (Lincoln) Temple

Naim Thomas (Archbishop Stepinac) Manhattan

Ryan Yearwood (Cardozo) St. John’s

Tafari Whittingham (Lincoln) Temple

Tyler Wilson (Cardinal Hayes) St. John’s

Kyle Williams (St. John the Baptist) Rutgers

Austin Williams (Bayside) Manhattan

Naasir Williams (Cardinal Hayes) Manhattan

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