Romeoville’s boys basketball program lost some standout players from last winter’s 22-12 team.
Wednesday, however, the Spartans added a couple.
All-state point guard EJ Mosley announced via Twitter his intention to attend and play basketball at Romeoville his junior season. Mosley, listed last season at 5 feet, 11 inches, earned a third-team spot on the Illinois Basketball Coaches Association All-State Team as a sophomore after averaging 14.3 points and 2.5 assists during the 2022-23 season at St. Laurence.
“I would like to thank St. Laurence for a great experience in my first two years of high school,” Mosley tweeted. “I will miss my teammates, coaches and friends. I’m excited to say I will be attending Romeoville High School for my next two years of High school.”
I would like to thank St. Laurence for a great experience in my first two years of high school. I will miss my teammates, coaches, and friends. I’m excited to say I will be attending Romeoville High School for my next two years of High school.🔵🟠 pic.twitter.com/6Dq2YhmRsd
— EJ Mosley (@ejmosley5) July 19, 2023
Not long after, fellow junior point guard Damion Porter Jr. announced on Twitter his intention to transfer to Romeoville from Fenwick. The 6-3 point guard, who was honorable mention Chicago Catholic League All-Conference as a sophomore, tweeted simply: “Headed to The Ville.”
Headed to The Ville🧡💙 pic.twitter.com/AgiTYa70Rc
— Damion Porter Jr (@DamionPorter2) July 19, 2023
Both should make a huge impact right away for a Romeoville team that lost its top two players from last season – Troy Cicero to graduation and more recently fellow Herald-News All-Area Team second-team pick Meyoh Swansey to a planned transfer to Thornton.