Hoopsfix All Star Classic 2016 to Be Live Streamed by Wilkie TV

Hoopsfix are delighted to announce tomorrow’s Hoopsfix All-Star Classic will be streamed live in its entirety from Brixton Recreation Centre on Sunday afternoon.

Having officially sold out this week and reached the maximum allowed capacity of 700, the two games taking place will both be broadcast live on the official Hoopsfix YouTube channel by partners Wilkie TV with the under-19 game (4pm) following the under-17 game that tips at 2pm.

The one day showcase of British basketball talent builds upon its past two years, with some of the most talented players taking to the floor. Commentary will be provided by Barking Abbey’s Mark Clark and Leicester/Loughborough Riders’ Mark Jarram.

Proud supporters of the Hoopsfix All Star Classic include Molten, Red Bull, 2tall.com, Sportserve Ltd, Bigfoot Basketball, 5or6, Let Me Play, Basketball Megastore, Always Ballin, Custom College Recruiting, and Wilkie TV.

The Surrey-based company specialise in short punchy videos either highlights or promotional, and inventive live video, either for festivals, sports, a campaigns, and have helped stream the past two Hoopsfix All Star Classic events, which have amassed almost 30,000 views.

Sam Neter, owner of Hoopsfix, said: “I’m really happy that working with Wilkie TV again to be able to bring the Classic to a wider audience.

“We have a number of US colleges that tune in to keep an eye on the talent coming through, and with the event having sold out, it gives all those who couldn’t make it in person an opportunity to enjoy from their homes on Sunday!”

Make sure you subscribe to Hoopsfix’s channel on YouTube, and watch the event unfold if you haven’t been able to get tickets.

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