Duane Notice is PROVEN. NPH #4-Ranked UNCOMMITTED 2013 Canadian Prospect
By Editorial Staff at February 8, 2013 | 10:19 pm | 1 Comments
(+1 rating, 1 votes)Duane Notice (2013 6’3 G/ St Thomas More) NPH #4-Ranked Prospect in the Nation is currently playing his senior year in Connecticut after four great years at St Mike’s where he proved to be one of the top Canadian players; Notice has been at the top of the charts since his freshman year & his work ethic has helped him remain among the best.
Duane Notice puts defender on a poster
In Connecticut, he continues earning respect state-side proving to be one of the top combo guards in America.
Not known to be the loudest on floor, Notice’ resume speaks for itself: Two-Time Nationals MVP (Team Ontario), Junior National Team (Team Canada), Jordan Brand Classic MVP, NPH Platform MVP & the list goes on.
In addition to his on court achievements, Notice takes great pride in his academics currently holding a 4.0 GPA.
Notice is an elite slasher with playmaking abilities, possesses the killer instinct and work ethic that most lack.
He currently holds offers from St Bonaventure, Detroit, Loyola Marymount and Duquesne and has been attracting high major interest for some time; a list that includes Purdue, UCONN & West Virginia.
This Canadian prospect has produced at ALL levels for a very long time, he is PROVEN. Take Notice.
Hey guys I find it interesting that Duane Notice is fielding interest from exactly the same list of schools the PETAR RUSIC has . Petar is somebody you never mention , perhaps because you feel he is not a high caliber prospect , but I would advise you to google him and be better informed about his recent stellar play , he is at 22FT ACADEMY in Jackson, Ky. Petar is a phenomenal outside shooter and although he may not have the ball skills and athleticism to play at a high major level , I think like Brady Heslip he can play at such a school because the athletes on any of those type teams can compensate for him at the defensive end. The guy also is so mentally tough to put himself in a position to garner consideration from D1 schools after losing 2 years of his high school career to knee injury to both legs . CHECK HIM OUT !!