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Journeyman Basketball, 315 Banfield Road, Portsmouth, NH (2026)

09/05/2026

Hall of Famer Colin McGuckin.
Colin G. McGuckin
Hall of Fame Inductee
Induction Date: August 2026
In early 2022, the Journeyman program was fortunate to welcome another remarkable family whose commitment, selflessness, and willingness to serve quickly became an example for others. Leading the way was the oldest sibling, Colin McGuckin, who immediately demonstrated what it truly means to be a Journeyman.
It didn't take long for Colin to embrace the values that define our program. More accurately, those values—hard work, humility, leadership, and service—were already a part of who he was.
While Colin's accomplishments on the basketball court are exceptional, what truly distinguished him was everything he did away from the spotlight. He could often be found volunteering at the stat table, recording games for his teammates, encouraging fellow participants, and doing whatever was needed to make the program successful.
What many people never saw were the countless responsibilities Colin willingly accepted behind the scenes. Whether assisting with facility management, transportation, logistical operations, or coaching younger divisions, Colin consistently stepped forward whenever help was needed. On numerous occasions, he arrived on short notice simply because the program was short-staffed—never asking for recognition or wondering what he would gain in return. If there was a job to do, Colin was ready to do it.
His individual achievements include:
• JJE-64 Division I All-Star Game Most Valuable Player
• JJE-65 Division I C.E. Coffey Award Winner
• JJE-65 Division I Tournament Scoring Leader
• JJE-65 Division I YAMO All-Star Game Most Valuable Player
• SJE-67 Senior Division Sixth Man Award Winner
• SJE-71 Senior Division Co-Most Valuable Player
• SJE-72 Senior Division Best Defensive Player
• SJE-73 Senior Division Championship Game Most Valuable Player
• SJE-75 Senior Division All-Defensive Team
• Recorded his first career triple-double milestone at SJE-73
• Compiled 75 career double-doubles
• Earned Player of the Game honors 21 times
Colin's place in Journeyman history extends well beyond these awards. He finishes his career ranked second all-time in rebounds, fourth in two-point field goals made, fifth in blocked shots, and second all-time in career double-doubles—trailing the all-time leader by fewer than ten while accomplishing the feat in 178 fewer games. Those numbers speak not only to his talent but also to his remarkable consistency throughout his career.
As one of the program's premier post players, Colin routinely faced the toughest and most physical opponents. He never backed away from a challenge. Instead, he embraced responsibility, competed with determination, and consistently put the success of his teammates ahead of his own individual recognition.
From everyone at Journeyman, we extend our deepest gratitude. Thank you for your dedication, dependability, friendships, and unwavering commitment to making this program stronger. Your work ethic, character, and humility have left a lasting impression on everyone who has had the privilege of knowing you.
The doors of Journeyman will always be open to you. We hope you will continue to visit often, knowing you will forever be welcomed as part of the Journeyman family.
Please join us in congratulating Colin G. McGuckin, a deserving Hall of Fame inductee and a true embodiment of what it means to be a Journeyman.

09/05/2026

Hall of Famer Cameron Aviles.
Cameron Brady Aviles
Status: Player Induction Date: August 2026

When our staff thinks of character and leadership, we are fortunate to have the Seacoast's very best represented throughout our program. At the very top of that list is a young man who built an outstanding Journeyman career on those two qualities. After nearly a decade of commitment to Journeyman and his teammates, we are proud to honor Cameron Brady Aviles.
The year 2017 proved to be a memorable one for our program. In September of that year, Cameron joined the Journeyman roster, and from that moment on, he became one of the most dependable people our program has ever known. Over the course of nearly ten years, Cameron missed only four sessions. His unwavering commitment and team-first attitude set a standard for everyone around him.
Even when he was unable to attend, Cameron still found ways to contribute. Whether helping at sessions, volunteering at the stat table, participating in community service projects, or assisting with countless program responsibilities, he was always willing to lend a hand. He embraced these opportunities because he genuinely believed in the mission of Journeyman and cared deeply about his teammates.
Cameron's outstanding character and reliability eventually led Journeyman to bring him onto our staff. For nearly five years, he served as a dependable employee, consistently demonstrating professionalism, leadership, and a willingness to do whatever was needed to help the program.
His dedication inspired our staff to continue raising the bar. Journeyman has always believed in empowering our student-athletes, and in 2022, when the program needed a General Manager, Cameron seemed to be a great choice. His understanding of the day-to-day operations, combined with his deep knowledge of our policies and culture, made him the ideal person for the role.
As General Manager, Cameron attended board meetings, helped shape program policies, and provided valuable insight that strengthened Journeyman in countless ways. His perspective as both a player and a leader allowed him to offer thoughtful feedback that directly enhanced the experience of every athlete in the program.
His leadership extended well beyond administration. Cameron has coached numerous younger division teams, where he consistently modeled the values of Journeyman. He never needed reminders about program expectations and always placed the development of his players ahead of personal recognition.
At Journeyman, our goal is to create an environment where every player feels welcomed, supported, and challenged to improve. While our staff works hard to build that culture, we know we cannot do it alone. Players like Cameron make that culture possible.
When we think of supportive teammates, Cameron stands above the rest. He constantly encouraged others, celebrated their successes, and helped elevate the performance of everyone around him. It came as no surprise that during player drafts, teammates regularly requested to play alongside Cameron. After all, his presence made every team better.
On the court, Cameron was the definition of dependable. You could always count on him to protect the basketball, make the right pass, rebound with determination, and defend with consistency. His unselfish style of play made everyone around him more successful, and he always welcomed accountability while putting the team's success ahead of his own.
Cameron's individual accomplishments include:
• JJE-55 Division II Sixth Man Award
• JJE-62 Division I C.E. Coffey Award (Co-Recipient)
• JJE-64 Division I Most Valuable Player (Co-Recipient)
• Journeyman 63rd Session Team Leader Award
• Journeyman 71st Session Team Leader Award
• Appointed Journeyman General Manager in 2022
Beyond the awards, Cameron consistently demonstrated growth throughout his career. His energy, work ethic, and desire to improve never wavered. He recorded a career double-double and earned an incredible 30 Player of the Game honors—an impressive reflection of his consistency and impact.
Cameron, your friendships are legendary. Your support of your teammates is unmatched, and the impact you've had on this program will continue to be felt for many years to come. The culture you helped build, the standards you established, and the example you set will continue to influence future generations of Journeyman players.
We hope you'll continue to visit us in the gym, because simply having you here makes Journeyman a better place.
Thank you for your countless contributions, your unwavering commitment, and your remarkable leadership.
Please join us in congratulating Cameron Brady Aviles—a true Journeyman.

09/05/2026

Hall of Famer Adam Dixon!
Adam Mikolaj Dixon
Status: Player Induction Date: August 2026

If you become immersed in our unique nonprofit program, you have the privilege of working with some truly remarkable student-athletes. Moments like this are both bittersweet and rewarding. When someone has been part of our family for an entire decade, the occasion becomes especially meaningful. Today, we celebrate Adam Dixon.
Adam joined our youngest division in January 2017. Although he was one of the youngest players in the division, he quickly proved that effort could overcome experience. From the very beginning, Adam gave maximum effort every time he stepped onto the court. He rapidly earned a reputation as a relentless defender, an outstanding teammate, and a player whose actions always spoke louder than his words.
Reserved and humble by nature, Adam never sought attention. Instead, he earned respect by diving for loose balls, boxing out bigger opponents, making the extra effort on every possession, and consistently demonstrating an unmatched work ethic. He understood the value of hard work, and it did not take long for that commitment to be recognized. By just his fifth session, Adam had earned the league's Most Valuable Player Award. It was clear that the staff and voters recognized the qualities every coach hopes to find in a teammate.
When you drafted Adam, you knew exactly what you were getting: unwavering commitment, complete focus on team success, and genuine unselfishness. He never questioned playing time, never put personal statistics ahead of the team, and consistently led by example. In fact, Adam is one of only a select few Senior Division players who can add "player-coach" to his résumé. Especially in that role, he always placed the team's success ahead of his own. His ability to play hard on both sides of the floor and finish around the basket was simply an added bonus.
In 2019, Adam's commitment to the program was recognized by the Journeyman Players Association staff and Board of Directors. Alongside his brother, he was selected to serve as Acting President of the Players Association. Today, Adam holds the distinction of being the longest-serving president in program history.
As JPA President, Adam helped distribute donated funds to deserving recipients, organized food drives, assisted the Board with important program decisions, and faithfully represented the student-athletes of Journeyman. Yet his contributions extended far beyond that position. For years, he volunteered at the statistics table, helping record game data and maintain divisional spreadsheets long before he even entered high school. He also contributed to logo development, program design, and apparel distribution. Simply put, Adam was always willing to serve wherever he was needed.
Adam's list of individual accomplishments is nothing short of remarkable:
• JJE-56 Division II Most Valuable Player
• JJE-61 Division I C.E. Coffey Award Co-Recipient
• JJE-62 Division I Best Defensive Player
• JJE-62 Division I All-Star Game Most Valuable Player
• SJE-63 Senior Division C.E. Coffey Award Winner
• SJE-65 & SJE-66 Senior Division Best Defensive Player
• SJE-69 Senior Division Most Valuable Player
• SJE-69 Senior Division Tournament Point Leader
• SJE-72 Senior Division Most Valuable Player
• SJE-72 Senior Division Tournament Point Leader
• SJE-72 YAMO All-Star Game Most Valuable Player
• SJE-75 YAMO All-Star Game Most Valuable Player
In addition, Adam his first career triple-double during SJE-67, accumulated 49 career double-doubles, and earned Player of the Game honors an incredible 39 times.
His place in the Journeyman record book is equally impressive. Adam finishes his career ranked:
• 4th all-time in PSP
• 5th in scoring
• 7th in assists
• 5th in rebounds
• 5th in steals
• 2nd in free throws made
• 3rd in two-point field goals made
• 5th in games played
• 7th in career double-doubles
• 4th in Player of the Game honors
• 4th in All-Star appearances
While those accomplishments are extraordinary, statistics alone cannot fully tell Adam's story. His journey through our program represents ten years of continuous growth, perseverance, and personal development. One needs only to compare his first session—where he recorded just 49 PSP—to later sessions in which he approached 500 PSP. His improvement was never accidental; it was the direct result of countless hours of dedication, discipline, and an unwavering commitment to becoming better.
Adam, you have represented the Journeyman program in the very best way possible. Your induction into the Hall of Fame is only a small reflection of everything you have invested in this organization. Long after your playing days have ended, future generations of Journeyman athletes will hear about your relentless effort, your humility, and your selfless commitment to your teammates. We hope your example continues to inspire others to embrace those same values.
Your journey of improvement and your exceptional character are qualities we deeply admire and will not soon forget. We have no doubt that your future employer, college, community, or team will benefit tremendously from the same work ethic, integrity, and leadership that defined your time here.
Please know that Journeyman will always be your home. We hope you'll return whenever your schedule allows to continue inspiring the next generation of student-athletes.
Please join us in congratulating Adam Mikolaj Dixon—a true Journeyman.