The Pro Classic 2016 Official Recap Mixtape!

By Sam Neter on August 24, 2016

Check out the recap of The Pro Classic 2016 – arguably the country’s biggest and most successful summer league/pro-am, featuring a number of the country’s best players battling it out.

This recap mix features: KC Onwuka, Darrell Bethune, Chris Tawiah, Jordan Williams, Perry Lawson, Tayo Ogedengbe, Teddy Okereafor, Alex Scotland-Williams, Ola Ayodele, Connor Murtagh, Elvisi Dusha, Ed Lucas, Dwayne Orija, Joel Henry, Denzel Ubiaro, Ashley Hamilton, Ladi Brown, Taiwo Badmus, Justin Robinson, Matthew Bryan-Amaning, Ed Lawrence, Paul Guede, Ryan Martin, Gedi Juozapaitis, Andre Baptiste, Orlan Jackman, Moses Byekwaso, AJ Roberts, Solomon Iluyomade, Kayne Henry, Jesse Chuku, Shaquille Walters, Amin Adamu, Tyrell Isaacs, Hafeez Abdul, Tom Adorian, Blayne Freckleton, and more.

Games took place every Saturday at Brixton Recreation Centre throughout the month of July.

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