Tosan Evbuomwan receives NBA Combine invite

By Sam Neter on May 15, 2023

Tosan Evbuomwan is heading to the NBA Combine after a standout three days at the NBA G-League Elite Camp in Chicago.

The versatile ‘point-forward’ has spent the weekend at the camp which gives NBA Draft prospects an opportunity to showcase their skills in front of NBA and NBA G League scouts, coaches and front-office executives.

.@tosan_Evb flies in for the two handed putback! 😤🇬🇧🏀 pic.twitter.com/0fdcCYIjHA

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Evbuomwan and the other athletes participated separately in five-on-five games and strength and agility drills, where the 6’7″ star out of Princeton did enough to become just one of eight to get a call up to the official NBA Combine from May 16-18, also in Chicago.

Congrats to Tosan Evbuomwan (@Tosan_Evb) from @PrincetonMBB on advancing from #EliteCamp to the Microsoft Surface #NBACombine! pic.twitter.com/GMPapLkJr0

— NBA G League (@nbagleague) May 15, 2023

The former Newcastle Eagle officially measured in at 6’ 7.25” barefoot, 215 pounds with a 7’1” wingspan, 6.8% body fat, and a 30.5-inch vertical, while finishing with 9 points, 2 rebounds and 2 assists in just 18 minutes in his second game on Sunday, and 6 points, 3 rebounds, 3 steals and 1 block in 16 minutes on Saturday.

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