Tyler Betsy has transferred from his home town of Windsor, Connecticut, to play for St. Thomas More and Legendary Coach Jerry Quinn. The All State wing from the Class-of 2024 was one of four sophomores to start for Windsor which recorded a 20-5 record this year. The 6’7” wing in the class of 2024 who averaged 23 ppg. garnered All State recognition along the way And stood out as perhaps the one of the youngest bright stars in the state.
His family and his his high school coach made a decision that he would be best served at a preparatory school to further his ambitions. The quest started after the season and culminated with his announcement last friday. Quinn is known and a great coach who seems like he has been there forever. College coaches appreciate him because he is fundamentally strong. Once a player of his commits no other school is allowed to speak with him. Former Rutgers Star, Quincy Douby, played here.
His family and his his high school coach made a decision that he would be best served at a preparatory school to further his ambitions. The quest started after the season and culminated with his announcement last friday. Quinn is known and a great coach who seems like he has been there forever. College coaches appreciate him because he is fundamentally strong. Once a player of his commits no other school is allowed to speak with him. Former Rutgers Star, Quincy Douby, played here.
