Rosters Revealed for Inaugural DENG Top 50 Camp Alumni Game

By Sam Neter on August 21, 2018

DENG Camp have released the rosters for the inaugural alumni game, featuring players from previous Top 50 camps suiting up in a showcase ahead of the annual All-Star game for the top 20 ranked players from the camp.

The game, which tips off at 2:30pm on Saturday 25 August at Crystal Palace and is free of charge for spectators, will feature two current BBL players in Surrey Scorchers’ Josh Steel, and London Lions’ Jonathan James, along with numerous other recognisable names and former junior internationals.

ALUMNI Showcase Game rosters are here! Who you got taking the W? 🔥 #StayReady🇬🇧 pic.twitter.com/bSXFztKiaM

— DENG Camp (@DengCamp) August 21, 2018

“We’re really looking forward to adding in an alumni showcase this year,” Camp Director Steve Vear commented.

“It gives the camp a new element and allows us to see how former players have progressed. It also provides a nice connection to showcase ex players who continue to be a part of the Deng Camp family!”

Join the Facebook event page here.

Team Blue

Alex Roberts
Josh Steel
Kyle Carey
Sedale Hanson-Young
Jonathan Hayward
Javell Small
Jonathan James
Kevaun McKenzie

Team Green

Calvin Nevill-Kintu
Tim Fava
Sam Newman
Luke Mascall-Wright
Josh Palmer
Charles Yassi-Pepin
Stephen Robinson
Reece Turner
Reuben Tatham-Nunn

Saturday 25th August Schedule

2.30pm: Alumni Showcase Game
4.30pm: All-Star Game (Top 20)

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