Devon van Oostrum is the Most Exciting Player Out of the UK in Years! Summer 2013 Mix!

By Sam Neter on January 22, 2014

Devon van Oostrum is no doubt the most exciting player to come out of the UK in recent years – look back on some of his highlights from last summer in preparation games with both the GB U20s and GB Senior Men.

In the Summer of 2013 he ended up as the U20 European Championship Division B MVP, dominating the competition as he led GB U20s to the Silver Medal as he averaged a tournament leading 26.8 points, along with 6.3 rebounds, 4.9 assists (3rd) and 1.4 steals-per-night (15th) in 31.3 minutes per game.

He made the Senior Men’s team that travelled to EuroBasket in Slovenia, averaging 7.2ppg, 2.6rpg and 2.2apg, and for all his efforts, has been nominated for FIBA Europe’s Young Player of the Year (get voting if you haven’t already!).

Check him out!

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