2018-19 season: 15-8 record, reached CHSAA city quarterfinals.
Key players to Watch: Shawn Fulcher, Nick Folk, Billy Reyes, and Jaden Peña
X Factor: Elijah Hardison
“Outwork and Outplay everybody. These are the words that describe the Xaverian Clippers who are one of the most intriguing teams in the CHSAA this upcoming season. The clippers have been impressive throughout the preseason beating some of the top programs in the city. The clippers display a lot of grit and toughness that make them a tough team to beat.
Fulcher and Folk Running the Show
The clippers may have one of the top backcourts in the city in Shawn Fulcher and Nick Folk both players are quick, can shoot and get their teammates involved. Xaverian can still win games when one of the two isn’t on the floor. The clippers showed that when they played Boys and Girls at the 1st annual test the waters showcase at St. Raymond’s High School on October 14th. Shawn Fulcher was inactive that day due to injury but Nick Folk Held it down for the Clippers scoring 18 points in the 74-68 win over Boys and Girls.
The X Factor Elijah Hardison
Elijah Hardison May be one of the fastest rising prospects in the five boroughs. Just a year ago the 6-8 Hardison was playing behind 6-10 big man Michael Graham(committed to ELON) and held a D2 offer from Gannon University. Fast forward to this year Graham has been impressive with his play so impressive he has picked up his first Division 1 offer offer from St. Francis (Brooklyn). Hardison has a 7-foot wingspan can run the floor and score inside with ease. Hardison has also shown an ability to hit jumpers from mid range.
Another senior on this Xaverian team is billy Reyes. The 6-0 sharp shooter plays hard and gives the clippers an extra boost on both ends of the floor. Look for Reyes to raise the bar even higher as he will look to help the clippers make a deeper run in the playoffs.
Junior guard/forward Jaden Peña at 6-5 is up for a big season this year with the Clippers. Given his size he can impact the game in many ways.
Schedule Breakdown
The Clippers Schedule includes some non league tournaments in Washington DC and Colorado. Some of their best games will be during CHSAA play
December 6-8 Good Counsel Tournament In Maryland.
The clippers play in this prestigious event every season against some of the top catholic teams from the DC/Maryland/Virginia area.
December 15th Xaverian vs Bishop Loughlin
A rematch of last years Brooklyn-Queens Diocesean Championship.
December 19-21 Power 2 Play Classic in Windsor, Colorado.
January 5th vs Monsignor Scanlan
The Clippers have a big matchup at home against Dayton commit Koby Brea, Joe Munden and the Monsignor Scanlan Crusaders.
January 17th Vs Cardinal Hayes
The last time the Clippers faced Hayes was at the Great 8 championship where they beat them 61-60. This game will be an exciting matchup for many to see.
January 26th vs Archbishop Stepinac
This game will be a huge test for the Clippers as they go up against RJ Davis, Adrian Griffin Jr. and the Archbishop Stepinac Crusaders. The clippers will look to avenge last years loss in the quarterfinals.
February 11th At St. Raymond’s
This might be one of the top games of the 2019-20 season due to the matchup in the backcourt between two of the top juniors in the area. Shawn Fulcher and Malachi Smith.
Outlook
The Xaverian clippers have been maturing year after year, and this year might be the year they go further than the quarterfinals in the CHSAA intersectional playoffs. The Clippers right now might be the favorite to win the Brooklyn-Queens Diocesan Championship.
15-8 record, reached CHSAA city quarterfinals.
Key players to Watch: Shawn Fulcher, Nick Folk, Billy Reyes, and Jaden Peña
X Factor: Elijah Hardison
“Outwork and Outplay everybody. These are the words that describe the Xaverian Clippers who are one of the most intriguing teams in the CHSAA this upcoming season. The clippers have been impressive throughout the preseason beating some of the top programs in the city. The clippers display a lot of grit and toughness that make them a tough team to beat.
Fulcher and Folk Running the Show
The clippers may have one of the top backcourts in the city in Shawn Fulcher and Nick Folk both players are quick, can shoot and get their teammates involved. Xaverian can still win games when one of the two isn’t on the floor. The clippers showed that when they played Boys and Girls at the 1st annual test the waters showcase at St. Raymond’s High School on October 14th. Shawn Fulcher was inactive that day due to injury but Nick Folk Held it down for the Clippers scoring 18 points in the 74-68 win over Boys and Girls.
The X Factor Elijah Hardison
Elijah Hardison May be one of the fastest rising prospects in the five boroughs. Just a year ago the 6-8 Hardison was playing behind 6-10 big man Michael Graham(committed to ELON) and held a D2 offer from Gannon University. Fast forward to this year Graham has been impressive with his play so impressive he has picked up his first Division 1 offer offer from St. Francis (Brooklyn). Hardison has a 7-foot wingspan can run the floor and score inside with ease. Hardison has also shown an ability to hit jumpers from mid range.
Another senior on this Xaverian team is billy Reyes. The 6-0 sharp shooter plays hard and gives the clippers an extra boost on both ends of the floor. Look for Reyes to raise the bar even higher as he will look to help the clippers make a deeper run in the playoffs.
Junior guard/forward Jaden Peña at 6-5 is up for a big season this year with the Clippers. Given his size he can impact the game in many ways.
Schedule Breakdown
The Clippers Schedule includes some non league tournaments in Washington DC and Colorado. Some of their best games will be during CHSAA play
December 6-8 Xaverian Classic In Maryland.
The clippers play in this prestigious event every season against some of the top catholic teams from the DC/Maryland/Virginia area. Xaverian will look to repeat as Xaverian Classic Champs this year.
December 15th Xaverian vs Bishop Loughlin
A rematch of last years Brooklyn-Queens Diocesean Championship.
December 19-21 Power 2 Play Classic in Windsor, Colorado.
January 5th vs Monsignor Scanlan
The Clippers have a big matchup at home against Dayton commit Koby Brea, Joe Munden and the Monsignor Scanlan Crusaders.
January 17th Vs Cardinal Hayes
The last time the Clippers faced Hayes was at the Great 8 championship where they beat them 61-60. This game will be an exciting matchup for many to see.
January 26th vs Archbishop Stepinac
This game will be a huge test for the Clippers as they go up against RJ Davis, Adrian Griffin Jr. and the Archbishop Stepinac Crusaders. The clippers will look to avenge last years loss in the quarterfinals.
February 11th At St. Raymond’s
Outlook
This might be one of the top games of the 2019-20 season due to the matchup in the backcourt between two of the top juniors in the area. Shawn Fulcher and Malachi Smith.
The Xaverian clippers have been maturing year after year, and this year might be the year they go further than the quarterfinals in the CHSAA intersectional playoffs. The Clippers right now might be the favorite to win the Brooklyn-Queens Diocesan Championship.