Jason Terry

[Jason Terry @terryj]

Teagan played in the TDGarden tonight. This was his first touch of the game. 😀

[Avi Burmenko @Avi_Burmenko]

Highlighting recent performers
‘26 @jennamishou_bb @AWHSGirlsbball
‘29 Avery Terry @ABGirlsBball
‘28 @amcnamara2028 @AWGIRLSHOOP
‘26 @Tessa_Porch @HallHamden
‘28 Izzy Santiago @Bostonelite1

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[Avi Burmenko @Avi_Burmenko]

Andrew Lawson Tournament Preview: Acton Boxborough Regional High School
@Bostonelite1 @ABGirlsBball
‘29 Avery Terry
‘28 Maura Quirk
‘28 Ashley Harrington
‘28 Izzy Santiago
🔥Check them out January 18 as they take on Westford Academy at TD Garden 🔥

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[Jason Terry @terryj]

@FrankieVitz Bailey!

[Jason Terry @terryj]

@NFLDraftBites Bailey

[Jason Terry @terryj]

@NYJetsTFMedia David Bailey.

[Jason Terry @terryj]

@PFF Jets are crazy if they don’t take Bailey at #2.

[Trevor Hass @TrevorHass]

▪ Acton-Boxborough (5-3) has won three straight and emerged as a contender in a crowded Dual County League.

The Revolution, who gave St. Mary’s a battle before falling by 6 in late December, are equipped to build upon last year’s trip to the Division 1 round of 32.

"This is a young team playing with high energy." https://t.co/1fraOV84cx @GlobeSchools @ABRevsAthletics @ABGirlsBball @Bostonelite1

[Jason Terry @terryj]

@RichCimini Trading up is not smart. A QB will be available at 3.

[New England Recruiting Report NERRHoops @NERRHoops]

In the midst of September, CATS Academy & Expressions senior Jaxson Terry announced his commitment to Loyola Chicago.

More on the A10 bound guard’s journey:

https://t.co/ckKRcroH7c

[Jaxson Terry @TerryJaxson]

First workout in weeks due to an injury. Looking good 🎯🎯

[New England Basketball Journal @nehoopjournal]

Jaxson Terry became one of the latest New England stars to announce his next chapter, committing to Loyola Chicago.

It's been a challenging year as the CATS guard has battled injuries — and that's only motivated him more.

His Q&A with @steve_hewitt:
https://t.co/oy4gwjL8FS

[Steve Matthews Shooting Clinic @coachmatthews26]

AB has a star in the making in Avery Terry!

[Steve Matthews Shooting Clinic @coachmatthews26]

The work continues!

[High Level Hoops @highlevelhoops_]

Big Get for the Ramblers: Jaxson Terry Commits to Loyola Chicago

6-foot-6 wing adds scoring, versatility, and defensive impact to 2026 class

Loyola Chicago continues to build momentum on the recruiting trail, securing a commitment from Jaxson Terry, a 6-foot-6 wing from CATS in Braintree, Massachusetts, and a standout with Expressions Elite on the AAU circuit. Terry becomes one of the centerpiece additions to Drew Valentine’s 2026 class, and his combination of size, skill, and versatility makes him a player with the potential to leave a lasting mark in the Atlantic 10.

Offensive Skills

Terry’s offensive game is highlighted by his perimeter shooting. With a confident release and the ability to stretch the floor, he forces defenses to stay honest. At 6’6”, his length gives him a natural advantage against smaller defenders, and his developing handle allows him to attack closeouts and create scoring opportunities. He’s not just a spot-up shooter — he can pull up off the dribble, finish through contact, and thrive as a cutter in a motion-heavy system.

In Loyola’s style, which emphasizes pace, spacing, and unselfish play, Terry should have opportunities to score in multiple ways. He’s at his best running the floor and filling lanes in transition, complementing his perimeter game. With continued development, he projects as a three-level scorer capable of carrying stretches of offense while fitting seamlessly into a team-oriented attack.

Defensive Versatility

Defensively, Terry checks the boxes Loyola values most: toughness, versatility, and buy-in. His wingspan and quickness make him an effective perimeter defender capable of switching onto guards and wings alike. He plays with energy, contests shots, and is active on the glass. His ability to generate stops and turn defense into offense could quickly earn him minutes in the A-10, where physicality and defensive flexibility are crucial.

Impact in the A-10

The Atlantic 10 has a reputation for being a league where experienced, well-rounded players shine, but Terry has the tools to make an impact as a freshman. His blend of size, shooting, and defensive versatility fits perfectly in a conference where wings who can play both ends are at a premium. If he continues to add strength and refine his decision-making, Terry has a legitimate chance to be one of the more impactful newcomers in the A-10.

Why This Matters for Loyola

For Drew Valentine and his staff, Terry’s commitment is a statement about the trajectory of the program. The Ramblers have been steadily building recruiting classes that balance high-upside talent with system fits, and Terry embodies both. He has the skillset to contribute early, but also the ceiling to grow into a cornerstone player who elevates Loyola in conference play and beyond.

Simply put, Terry is more than just a strong pickup — he’s a difference-maker in the making. With his talent, work ethic, and versatility, Loyola Chicago may have landed a wing who can help keep defining Rambler basketball.

@TerryJaxson
@CATSBoston
@ExpressionsBall
@RamblersMBB

[Dylan Thayer @DylanThayer0]

While her brother Jaxson just announced his commitment to Loyola Chicago, Avery Terry is here balling out.

5’11 incoming freshman at Acton Boxborough sure to make noise this year. Her combination of speed & ballhandling is standing out, as well as her interior game.

[MADE Hoops @madehoops]

JAXSON TERRY CHOOSES LOYOLA🐺

The 6’6 guard will be forced within the Ramblers program😤

@TerryJaxson

@CATSBoston @ExpressionsBall

#madehere

[Adam Finkelstein @AdamFinkelstein]

Loyola Chicago has landed a commitment from @ExpressionsBall & @CATSBoston Jaxson Terry.

Type of big, physical wing that Drew Valentine has thrived with. Tough & competitive two-way player with feel.

@TerryJaxson ➡️ @RamblersMBB

[Jason Terry @terryj]

@naannomad @MaxAbrahms This is funny. They voted against Kamala because they didn’t like the other half. Now you want to cry for sympathy.

[Jason Terry @terryj]

@MaxAbrahms Isn’t it IRONIC! They voted Trump over a woman who was HALF INDIAN. Why did they do that? Because the other half was BLACK. Now they want to cry about racism. 😝 😝 😝 😝 😝

[Jason Terry @terryj]

@kiddeyforyou @creepydotorg This is a copy and paste of the scene from last of the Mohicans.