Video: Robert Gilchrist at Future Stars 2010

By Sam Neter on October 17, 2010

There are very few ballers from the UK that have the skill set that Robert Gilchrist (1990 born) has. At 6’8″, 215 lbs, the athletic freak out of Barking Abbey can mix it up both inside and out-being able to take his man inside and finish with a jump hook or pull him outside with range extending to the 3 point line.

At the Future Stars International Junior Basketball Tournament 2010, down in Kingston in July, Gilchrist caused mismatches all over the place, giving opposing teams nightmares on the offensive end and locking down the key defensively (finishing with 8+ blocks in Richmond’s first game against Sweden and averaging 4+ a game).

Check the mixtape with all his best highlights from the tourney. Gilchrist will be taking his game to JuCo this season, playing for Polk State College-Florida watch out!

More Future Stars footage coming soon.

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