Danny Evans turns pro with move to Spain
Danny Evans has signed his first pro contract after sealing a move to Spain with LEB Silver side L’Hospitalet.
The former GB Under-20 guard finished his college career at Saint Anselm by winning a Conference Championship and now achieves his dream of turning pro.
The dream that I posted on my bedroom wall when I was 10 years old has come true…⠀
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Pro.⠀
• ⠀@cbhospitalet pic.twitter.com/1iUe1RMdZy— Danny Evans (@danny4evans) July 1, 2020
Evans averaged 14.1 points per game in his senior year with a best of 26 points coming in January against Adelphi.
The Leeds native transferred from D1 school Maine after two years having also spent a year at prep school Phillips Academy, averaging 17.0 points per game as team captain.
Evans was part of the GB Under-20s squad that achieved promotion from Division B in the summer of 2017 as they earned a bronze medal in Oradea, Romania.
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