Read below for the latest on University of Virginia men’s basketball’s 2012 class as well as class of 2014 commitment B.J. Stith.  Also, fans should be sure to check out Sabre poster HoosTrue’s latest recruiting update, which includes a spreadsheet of how each recruit has performed in 2011/2012.

- Montrose Christian Academy (Rockville, MD) defeated Don Bosco Prep 100-48 last Thursday, improving its record to 20-2.  In the win, UVa-bound guard/forward Justin Anderson produced his second-highest point total of the season, finishing with 32 points including 12 points from beyond the arc.  The 6’7″ senior averaged 17.8 points per game this season, eclipsing the 1,000-point mark in his high school career in last Thursday’s contest.

For highlights of Anderson’s most recent performance (and more), follow this link.

Montrose Christian is currently ranked no. 12 nationally in the ESPN Powerade Fab 50.

- Evan Nolte and the Milton Eagles (Alpharetta, GA), currently no. 7 in the Fab 50, will meet Georgia Tech signee Robert Carter and the Shiloh Generals at 7:00 p.m. tonight in the second round of the Class AAAAA playoffs.  Fans can watch the Milton/Shiloh match-up live on the internet here.

The 6’8″ Nolte had 17 points in a 68-62 win over Walton in the first round.

- Blair Academy (Blairstown, N.J.) finished the 2011/2012 season with an 18-7 overall record that included an MAPL Championship.  Blair fell by 24 in the Prep A State Final against St. Benedict’s, which is the no. 11 in the Fab 50 national rankings.  6’11″ center Mike Tobey had 33 points — 22 in the second half — in a losing effort.  He had 19 points in a regular season match-up against St. Benedict’s.

- Brunswick (Lawrenceville, VA), 26-2 on the season, takes on Handley in the Division III Group AA state quarterfinals on March 3.  Combo guard B.J. Stith earned first-team all-district honors for his sophomore season performance.  His brother, 6’6″, 200-pound forward Brandan Stith, was the Southside District Player of the Year, averaging 20 points, 11 rebounds and four blocks per game.  Virginia has offered Brandan, but the Cavaliers want him to prep for one year and enroll in the class of 2014.

The Richmond Times-Dispatch has a piece up on former UVa star Bryant Stith and his Bulldogs squad.

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