High school basketball senior receives scholarship to St. Peter’s University despite losing an entire season

Brooklyn Law and Tech senior Endya Greene received the official news surrounded by family and friends that she was receiving a college scholarship from St. Peter’s University.

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Nov 11, 2021, 3:52 AM

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Updated 1,136 days ago

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Brooklyn Law and Tech senior Endya Greene received the official news surrounded by family and friends that she was receiving a college scholarship from St. Peter’s University.

Greene made the decision to attend St. Peter’s after getting an inside look into the program and how close the school is to her family and friends.

“I didn’t know if I wanted to go very far,” says Greene. “I didn’t want to get homesick.”

Brooklyn Law and Tech is a PSAL ‘Class A’ school which has produced several boys Division I talent in the past decade.

Mike Lloyd’s girls program has produced players in back-to-back years.

“It feels great to see the girls, how they come and put the work in and it's the results,” says Lloyd.