All posts by Sam Neter
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Jesse Chuku Lives Out Dreams at Lehigh
Check out this awesome feature on 1993 born Jesse Chuku, currently in his senior year at Lehigh University. The 6’8″ forward, who has represented Great...
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GB, BBL, WBBL Sign Apparel Deal with Kappa
British Basketball has announced the Kappa will become the official and exclusive apparel sponsor to the British professional basketball leagues and Great Britain national teams....
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New BBF Chair Aiming to Re-Engage Luol Deng with GB Programme
New British Basketball Federation Independent Chairman, Nick Humby, has said he is aiming to re-engage Miami Heat star Luol Deng with the Great Britain programme....
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Devon Van Oostrum Finishes Big Dunk in Greece
Devon van Oostrum had a spectacular dunk last week in Greece, getting the steal before throwing down on two defenders for Arkadikos against AEK Athens....
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Hemel Storm’s Nik Rhodes Beats Lituanica at the Buzzer!
With the score tied at 72 and 6.4 seconds left on the clock, Hemel Storm got the ball to Nik Rhodes who came through when...
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Luke Nelson Has Career-High 29 as UCI Defeat UC Riverside
Great Britain Under-20 Luke Nelson poured in a career-high 29 points to lead UC Irvine over UC Riverside, 84-68, in a Big West Conference game...
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Kofi Josephs Sparks Skyhawks With Career-High 24
It has been a week of career-highs for British basketball players in the US college system, with Kofi Josephs being the third player to have...
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Adam Thoseby Has Career-High 34 in GSW Upset Win
Former Great Britain Under-20 Adam Thoseby went off for a career-high 34 points while helping his Georgia Southwestern side upset No. 18 Columbus State, 109-104,...
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Jacob Round (2000 Born) European Championship Highlights
Take a look back on Jacob Round at the 2015 Division A Under-16 European Championship with England. Widely considered the most talented player in the...
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Teddy Okereafor Explodes for Career-High 30
Great Britain guard Teddy Okereafor went off for a career-high 30 points for Rider on Monday. Despite a 64-60 loss against Quinnipiac, Okereafor almost single-handedly...
