Son of URI's Bonzie Colson (late '80s) who also coached at GW under Penders and untl recently, an assistant at BC.  Third player we've offered from BABC (Castro & Chrabascz).  Also has offers from URI, BC and Seton Hall.  I've seen himn listed as an 2014 & 2015.

@TheRecruitScoop: George Washington has offered 2014 PF Bonzie Colson of St. Andrew's (RI), his coach says.

URI thread

ESPN articles

Rival$

Colson, whose father played at Rhode Island, is an undersized power forward with offers from Vermont, Fairfield, George Washington, Rhode Island, Seton Hall and Boston.

Rival$ article says GW is recruiting him the hardest...

The class of 2014 6-foot-7 power forward from St. Andrew's (RI) is becoming more versatile, despite his typical face up power forward role. Colson is losing weight, adding muscle in his upper body, and has improved on his ability to attack the rim off the dribble while in transition. As he could still grow a few more inches, he has similar features to Iowa State freshman Georges Niang, however he is more athletic, but hasn't established a prominent jump shot like Niang.

Bonzie Colson (BABC u17)- With his stock rapidly rising, Colson was a proverbial man among boys on Saturday evening, rebounding in and out of his area on both ends and scoring the ball at the rim with a carve-out gather step through contact. 

His father is still well-regarded in RI. My guess, that's where he goes.

I haven't posted all the game updates on this guy from the BABC games at EYBL, but he's raking up a lot of solid numbers.  He seems to have a game similar to Dwayne Smith.  Lots of baskets and rebounds around the basket.  I think his size (6'5 or 6'6) is keeping the bigs away for now.  Same weight as Dwayne too (220).

I was checking out the EYBL box scores from last weekend and his stats stood out the most among all of the GW targets (that I'm aware of.)  Here are his stats through 9 EYBL games (BABC is 8-1).  Seems to fill up the box score and is their primary scorer for most of the EYBL games:

PoJo profile piece