The document provides information about the sixth annual Hoopsfix All-Star Classic basketball event being held in London. It has been organized in just 3 weeks due to COVID-19 protocols and will feature two youth basketball games, a 3-point shootout, and dunk contest. The event aims to showcase and celebrate young British basketball talent who do not receive much recognition in their home country.

2. Welcome to the
digital version of the
sixth annual Hoopsfix
All-Star Classic!
It has been a tough 15 months. The world
being rocked by a pandemic has led to
basketball being shut down, and many of
the players suiting up today have missed
out on over a year of the game they love.
It would have been easy for us to cancel
this year - and everyone would have
understood - but knowing we had the
support of valued partners Nike, Foot
Locker, Molten, Sportserve Ltd, 5or6, Red
Bull and Always Ballin’ to be able to make
it happen even without the ticket revenue
we normally need from fans, meant we
felt a duty to put it on.
As I continue to maintain, it takes a special
kind of company to be willing to invest in
basketball in the UK, and all of the above
partners have proven their support in the
growth of basketball here – please, if you
get the chance in the future, use their
services wherever possible to show it was
a worthwhile investment!
Preparation has been vastly condensed;
this whole thing has been put together in
3 weeks as opposed to the normal months
it takes, but if you’re reading this, it should
mean we have pulled it off!
The Hoopsfix All-Star Classic is a
showcase of British basketball talent and
culture, aiming to recognise and celebrate
some of the country’s best young
players who, unfortunately, receive little
acknowledgement of their achievements
in their own country.
The sixth year sees some scaling down -
due to COVID-19 protocols - as we revert
back to a single day, and feature just two
games, U19 men and U19 women, along
with a 3-point shootout and dunk contest.
However, one thing remains the same;
elite level talent, with the future stars of
tomorrow suiting up.
I would like to personally thank you so
much for taking the time and making
the effort to read this and join us on the
streams this weekend – this event simply
wouldn’t happen if it didn’t have the
support of the community.
Be sure to use the hashtag #HASC21
when talking about the day on social
media, and follow @Hoopsfix on all
our social media accounts for real time
updates with photos and videos from the
event.
Enjoy the streams and content on social
and don’t hesitate to reach out if you ever
need anything,
Sam Neter
Owner, Hoopsfix
sam@hoopsfix.com
Welcome to
#HASC21

3. 11:30AM 3-Point Shoot Out
12:30PM U19 Women’s Game
4:00PM Dunk Contest
5:00PM U19 Men’s Game
Watch LIVE at hoopsfixallstarclassic.com
from Battersea Sports Centre, London.
Founded in 2014, and officially
incorporated as a Community Interest
Company in 2016, the Hoopsfix
Foundation is the not-for-profit arm of
British basketball website, Hoopsfix.com.
Left reeling after a non-existent legacy
from the 2012 Olympics, Hoopsfix
launched the foundation with the
intention of ensuring basketball has some
support to reach its potential across the
home nations.
A not-for-profit, its sole mission is to grow
and raise the profile of basketball in the
United Kingdom, through a focus on – but
not limited to - projects that have a long
term, sustainable impact.
Though the work over the years has
predominantly focused around the
Classic, 2021 will see a scaling up of the
Foundation, as we are in the process
of recruiting a Board of Directors and
preparing to put in our first bids for
grants.
Any profits from the Hoopsfix All-Star
Classic go back into the Foundation to
fund future events and projects.
Schedule Hoopsfix
Foundation
hoopsfixallstarclassic.com

4. HoopsfixAll-Star
Classic History
With Hoopsfix.com having officially launched in 2010
- but an earlier concept beginning in 2009 - we have
records of trying to do some type of British All-Star
showcase from as early as 2011. It took a few years to
finally get it off the ground, but here is a brief history
from each year of the Hoopsfix All-Star Classic.
2014
For its first year, the Classic went to Brunel University, in West
London, and featured an Under-16 and Under-26 game. Selling out
in advance, the Senior game featured a number of GB internationals,
as it pitted Matthew Bryan-Amaning, who wound up MVP, against
Dan Clark. In the junior game, it was Jelani Watson-Gayle who made a
name for himself, taking home MVP and getting a call back up to the
U16 National Team. GB’s Myles Hesson was crowned dunk champion.
2016
The 2016 edition of the Hoopsfix All-Star Classic saw a third straight
sellout as the event remained in Brixton for a second year. RJ Eytle-
Rock took MVP honours after leading Team White to victory in the
Under-19 game with 15 points, five rebounds, six assists and six
steals, while 2015 MVP Kyle Carey top scored with 20 points. In
the Under-17 game, Zion Tordoff was named MVP after putting up
18 points and six rebounds in victory for Team Black. Amin Adamu
showed off his bounce to claim the dunk contest.
2018
After a year hiatus, the Hoopsfix All-Star Classic returned to Brixton
for the third year in front of another sellout crowd. Ade Adebayo
picked up the Underclassmen MVP after leading Team Black with a
team-high 15, whilst Brian Amabilino-Perez scored 11 of his game-
high 20 points in the fourth quarter for MVP honours to lead Team
White to victory in the Class of 2019 game. Jonathan Brown fought
off the competition for the dunk contest title.
2019
The 2019 edition marked a significant step up in the history of the
Classic, earmarked by a new 3-year deal with Nike, allowing the event
to expand over two days, with the addition of an U19 Women’s game,
3-point shootout, and a series of clinics for coaches. Holly Winterburn
was the U19 Women’s game MVP after putting on a show, whilst
Tomiwa Sulaiman took honours in the Underclassmen game, and Mate
Okros in the Class of 2019 game. Cal-bound Sam Alajiki took the dunk
contest title, whilst Rhys Sundimalt won the 3-point shootout.
2020
Though the 2020 edition of the Hoopsfix All-Star Classic was forced
to be cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, rosters were still
selected and announced online, recognising 24 players for each of
the Class of 2020 Men’s Game, Underclassmen Game and Under-19
Women’s Game.
2015
2015 will forever be remembered for ‘the dunk’ as Kyle Carey served
up the highlight of the event’s history so far in front of a sellout
crowd at Brixton Rec. That was part of Carey’s MVP performance
after finishing with 23 points in Team Black’s victory in the inaugural
Under-19 game. Gedi Juozapaitis starred in the event’s first-ever
Under-17 game with 20 points, seven rebounds and five assists as
Team White prevailed. 5’10” Myles Laurent-Smart impressed in the
dunk contest to take home the honours.

5. Krumesh Patel
Currently in Sweden with Wetterbygden
Sparks, Krumesh Patel is the latest Brit to
move overseas.
Previously with Leicester Riders from 2017-
2020 where he was the Director of Women’s
Basketball, he has multiple national titles to his
name, including the WBBL Trophy, a WEABL
and EABL national championship, and Division
1 National cup.
Having started his coaching career in 2010
with Leeds University, he is currently Assistant
in the GB U20 Women’s programme, where
he helped them to a fourth place finish at the
Europeans in 2019.
TEAM BLACK
Kenrick Liburd
Current GB U18 Women and Nottingham
Wildcats WBBL Head Coach Kenrick
Liburd has nearly two decades of coaching
experience, having started on the sidelines in
2003 at the University of Maine at Machias
NAIA school.
He moved on to Tennessee Temple University,
for five years, before returning to the UK in
2014, where he has since been involved with
Barking Abbey, Oaklands and then Nottingham
from 2018.
Liburd has been involved with various regional
teams and performance centres, along with the
GB U16s for four years before taking the helm
of the U18s last year.
U19 Women’s Game
Coaches
U19 Women’s
Game
SUSANNAH RAFIU #0
17/12/2003 (17) - FORWARD, 6’1”
IPSWICH / COPLESTON
Rafiu added important depth in a role off the bench for Ipswich this season
as the club won two pieces of silverware in WNBL D1. In the 2019-20
season, Rafiu was MVP in winning the U18 National Cup and also earned
Defensive Player of the Year honours in the WEABL.
KATIE JANUSZEWSKA #3
28/05/2004 (17) - GUARD, 6’0”
LEICESTER RIDERS / LOUGHBOROUGH / CHARNWOOD
The rising star stepped up to the level of WBBL this season, playing an
increasingly prominent role with Cup winners Leicester Riders. Januszewska
also starred with Loughborough in WNBL D1 and made the WNBL’s British
Team of the Year.
ASHA ANDREWS #4
20/03/2003 (18) - GUARD, 5’7”
SEVENOAKS SUNS
Hawaii-bound next season, Andrews was part of Sevenoaks Suns’ WBBL
Championship winning roster this season. The young guard previously
represented GB at two different European Championships in the same
summer in 2019.
INES GORYANOVA #6
13/03/2006 (15) - GUARD, 5’7”
LONDON LIONS / BARKING ABBEY
The youngest participant in this year’s Classic, Goryanova made a WBBL
debut at the age of 14 and took to the court in both of London Lions’ final
triumphs. Goryanova heads to prep school PSA next season and recently
had back-to-back 30+ point games in the WEABL Summer Showcase.

6. POLLYANNA STORIE #20
14/04/2002 (19) - FORWARD, 6’2”
CALEDONIA PRIDE
Storie is back for a second appearance at the Hoopsfix All-Star Classic after
competing in 2019. The 19-year-old had another solid year in the WBBL
with Caledonia and has played for GB at both U16 and U18 level, whilst also
representing Scotland at international level.
MARIAM OLAWOYIN #9
01/10/2002 (18) - GUARD, 5’5”
NOTTINGHAM WILDCATS
The tenacious guard is part of Nottingham’s academy contingent that has
stepped up to the WBBL in recent years. Olawoyin previously made the All-
WEABL First Team in the Northern Conference in the 2019-20 season after
averaging 18.1 points per game.
BECKY HARWOOD-BELLIS #22
30/01/2002 (19) - FORWARD, 5’9”
IPSWICH
Harwood-Bellis was a GB junior in 2017 and has been part of the recent
success at Ipswich at junior and senior level. The 19-year-old started the
season in WNBL D1 before returning to Manchester and is back with the
Mystics once again.
FAYE ENDEAN #10
05/12/2003 (17) - GUARD, 5’8”
SOLENT KESTRELS / ITCHEN
Endean hit the ground running when the D1 season began and had a
number of impressive performances for Solent Kestrels. The 17-year-old
previously helped the club earn promotion in the 2019-20 season after
being named to the D2 Team of the Year in the Southern Conference.
SHANIYA ROSE #26
26/04/2002 (19) - FORWARD, 6’0”
NOTTINGHAM WILDCATS
Rose has continued to increase productivity in the WBBL with the Wildcats,
particularly impressing at the defensive end with commitment and hustle
in abundance. The forward was the Most Improved Player in the 2018-19
WEABL season and played at HASC in 2019.
ISIMENME OZZY-MOMODU #12
01/12/2003 (17) - FORWARD, 6’2”
CITY OF LONDON ACADEMY
Ozzy-Momodu helped lead CoLA to the playoffs final in WNBL D1 and
made both the British Team of the Year and All-First Team. In 2019, the
Class of ‘22 forward averaged 16.1 rebounds per game for GB at the U16
Euros - leading the entire tournament at Division B level.
CHENAI MUSHORE #14
16/10/2003 (17) - FORWARD, 6’4”
BARKING ABBEY
Mushore suited up for Barking Abbey in WNBL D1 this season having
previously enjoyed success at junior level with Sevenoaks Suns – winning
silverware at U16 level during the 2018-19 season. The forward also
represented GB Under-16s in the summer of 2019.
ISSY BUNYAN #15
20/12/2004 (16) - FORWARD, 5’11”
CARDIFF MET ARCHERS
Bunyan played for Cardiff Met Archers at both WBBL and WNBL D1 level
this season and becomes the first Welsh representative in the U19 Women’s
game. The 16-year-old represented Wales at Division C in 2018 before
playing for GB U16s in Division B a year later.

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CAMERON TAYLOR-WILLIS #2
27/12/2002 (18) - FORWARD, 6’1”
IPSWICH / COPLESTON
Taylor-Willis played an important role for Ipswich in their double-winning
campaign in WNBL D1 having been a reliable performer. The GB junior
international played in the inaugural Under-19 Women’s game and was also
MVP at the U17 National Schools Championships in 2019.
ABBEY WHITEHOUSE #4
27/09/2003 (17) - GUARD, 5’9”
NOTTINGHAM TRENT UNI / SHEFFIELD COLLEGE
The former WEABL MVP is already putting up huge numbers in the Summer
Showcase with a recent near triple-double for Sheffield College. Whitehouse
played in WNBL D1 this past season after joining Nottingham Trent
University, making it to the semi-finals of the playoffs.
MAISIE EVISON #5
08/05/2003 (18) - GUARD, 5’6”
NOTTINGHAM WILDCATS
The Nottingham native is a long-time member of the club and has had
playing time in the WBBL. Evison started the WEABL Summer Showcase in
style with 23 points in an opening Nottingham win and was previously called
up by England U18s at the Tri-Nations Tournament in 2019.summer in 2019.
SIMONA HENSHAW #7
16/05/2002 (19) - GUARD/FORWARD, 5’10”
CITY OF LONDON ACADEMY
Henshaw has been a huge part of the success of CoLA in recent years with
a strong commitment and work ethic. The 19-year-old guard/forward was
recognised amongst the WNBL D1 British Team of the Year and has signed
with Florida Atlantic University.
ELLA PEARSON #8
08/08/2002 (18) - GUARD, 5’10”
IPSWICH / COPLESTON
Pearson has signed with NCAA D2 school Newberry College to end a
glittering career at junior and senior level with Ipswich/Copleston. After
making the WEABL All-Southern Conference Second Team in 2019, Pearson
then made it onto the First Team the following season as Copleston were
named co-champions.
ELLA DOHERTY#9
13/07/2003 (17) - GUARD, 5’11”
CALEDONIA PRIDE
Doherty leaves Caledonia to head to Toledo next season after three years
with the WBBL side – with a career-best of 25 points against London. The
Scotland junior guard twice played for the GB U16s and previously won
multiple finals MVP awards at Perth Phoenix.
MOLLY JAMES #10
09/02/2002 (19) - GUARD, 5’9”
LOUGHBOROUGH / CHARNWOOD
James stepped up personal production in D1 this season – a second
successive year with Loughborough - averaging double digits in scoring. The
former Bristol guard heads to Lenoir Rhyne University later this summer.
ANNA NEVISON #13
12/12/2003 (17) - GUARD, 5’9”
SOLENT KESTRELS / ITCHEN COLLEGE
The former Leeds guard competed in WNBL D1 with Solent
Kestrels this season along with Itchen in the WEABL Summer
Showcase. Nevison is also one of the 3-point shootout participants
and has triumphed before, winning the shooting contest at the
2018 Regional Development Tournament.
LOUISE ROUSE #15
27/12/2001 (19) - FORWARD, 6’3”
OAKLANDS WOLVES
Rouse was elevated into a regular starting role for Oaklands Wolves before
being sidelined for the final few weeks of the WBBL season. Upon returning
to action, Rouse dropped 36 points in Oaklands’ opening game of the
WEABL Summer Showcase.

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NIKOLA KUZMANOVIC #22
25/02/2003 (18) - GUARD, 5’8”
LONDON LIONS / BARKING ABBEY
Like Goryanova, Kuzmanovic was also able to learn from Kennedy Leonard
on the Lions’ WBBL roster this season. The emerging guard is set to head to
Laramie County Community College next season alongside another team-
mate from BA – Kian Omer-Jones.
LEIA EDWARDS #35
03/01/2006 (15) - FORWARD, 5’11”
BARKING ABBEY
One of two 2006-born prospects competing in the game, Edwards was
a strong performer for Barking Abbey in WNBL D1 this season. In 2020,
Edwards was the U16 National Cup final MVP after a dominant 17 point,
26-rebound double-double for Newham Youngbloods.
MOLLY LAVIN #55
03/11/2003 (17) - FORWARD, 6’2”
CITY OF LONDON ACADEMY
Lavin formed a strong front-court partnership with Ozzy-Momodu at CoLA
during their run to the WNBL D1 playoffs final, just as they had done for GB
U16s in 2019. The forward was also a two-time finalist at junior level with
Richmond Knights.

10. Chris Bourne
A former player with the Bristol Flyers,
he started coaching their juniors in 2010
alongside playing before becoming an assistant
to the BBL side when he retired in 2017.
Having headed up the Bristol academy
programme at SGS since 2019, he has been
with the junior national team programme since
2015, initially with the England U15s, before
getting an assistant role with the GB U20 men
last year.
Bourne also served as a coaching apprentice
for the England Senior Men’s side that headed
to the Commonwealth Games in 2018.
Will Maynard
Current Head Coach of Charnwood College’s
academy programme and assistant to the GB
U18 Men’s teams, and Leicester Riders’ BBL
side.
After returning from the US as a player, he
got his coaching degree from Loughborough
College, and started at Charnwood in 2015 -
volunteering his services whilst assisting the
EABL side to a national championship.
Going full time for the 2017/2018 season,
before moving to Head Coach in 2018-19, he
has won an U18 National Cup title, ISF world
3x3 bronze medalist in Serbia, along with Haris
Tournament and another EABL title.
U19 Men’s Game
Coaches
TEAM BLACK
Under-19 Men’s
Game
LATRELL MAITLAND #0
14/11/2001 (19) - GUARD, 6’1”
READING ROCKETS / JMA
Maitland played in NBL D1 with Reading Rockets this past season as well
as suiting up with JMA in the EABL Summer Showcase. Son of skills trainer
Gary Maitland, the 19-year-old will continue his development in the NAIA
next season at John Brown.
GREAT OSOBOR #1
13/12/2002 (18) - GUARD/FORWARD, 6’8”
BRADFORD DRAGONS / MYERSCOUGH
Osobor is next in the recent line of Brits to play at Montana State having
stated his intentions this past season. The teen averaged a double-double
in NBL D1 with Bradford and has continued to make highlights with
Myerscough in the EABL Summer Showcase.
HENSY SAKO #3
22/05/2002 (19) - GUARD, 6’2”
SHEFFIELD COLLEGE
Sako is in strong scoring form after exploding for 55 points across Weeks
3 & 4 in the EABL Summer Showcase with Sheffield. The former Oaklands
guard previously earned MVP and Defensive Player of the Year honours at
Under-18 level.
QUINN ELLIS #6
01/04/2003 (18) - GUARD, 6’3”
ORLANDINA BASKET (ITA)
Coming from a family with rich basketball pedigree within Britain, Ellis is
currently on a multi-year deal with Italian side Orlandina Basket. The former
Sheffield guard made his debut in the second division in 2019 having
represented GB at the U16 Euros that summer.

11. VERON EZE #21
05/01/2002 (19) - GUARD, 6’4”
BARKING ABBEY
The Barking Abbey guard is set for his third appearance at the event having
played in the Underclassmen games in 2018 and 2019. Eze is also a two-
time EYBL U16 All-Star as well as earning selections in the First and Second
Teams in his first two seasons in the EABL.
ABIODUN ADEDO #7
12/03/2002 (19) - FORWARD, 6’6”
BARKING ABBEY
Adedo was the MVP of the EABL Western Conference in the 2019-20
season after averaging 17.8 points and 8.9 rebounds per game to lead St
Charles, who went 15-1. The forward made the move to Barking Abbey and
suited up with the NBL D1 side this past season.
BRANDON LARYEA #23
23/11/2001 (19) - GUARD/FORWARD, 6’5”
SUSSEX STORM/HOLY TRINITY SCHOOL
The long armed wing Laryea has multiple Final Four appearances under his
belt with Sussex Storm and Holy Trinity, and has performed well enough to
win a scholarship to Canada with University of New Brunswick next season.
MOYO ADEKEYE #8
15/11/2001 (19) - GUARD, 6’2”
IPSWICH / COPLESTON
Adekeye was an EABL champion at Charnwood having also won
an U16 National Championship previously at Haringey Hawks. The
19-year-old guard is back playing in the EABL with Copleston in the
Summer Showcase and has been amongst their top performers.
KANE DALEY#26
27/10/2002 (18) - GUARD, 6’3”
OAKLANDS WOLVES
The Oaklands guard impressed in the 2019-20 season of the Jr NBA after
claiming the Rookie of the Year award in Shanghai. Daley top scored for his
side in their two most recent encounters in the EABL Summer Showcase
including 24 points against Itchen.
SULTAN ADEWALE #12
19/11/2003 (17) - FORWARD, 6’8”
ST LOUIS CHRISTIAN ACADEMY (US)
Adewale averaged a double-double of 13.0 points and 10.6 rebounds at the
U16 Euros in 2019. The former Newham Youngbloods forward then headed
to the US to play at prep school St Louis Christian Academy.
STEPHEN OVIa #14
14/09/2002 (18) - FORWARD, 6’8”
WEST HERTS WARRIORS / LONDON ELITE
A relative unknown prior to the tailend of this season, Ovia burst onto the
scene in return to play competitions, with a unique combination of size and
athleticism that in turn has seen him get attention from across the Atlantic.
FRANKLIN AGU #15
13/08/2002 (18) - FORWARD, 6’6”
MYERSCOUGH
Agu has enjoyed plenty of success in his junior career at both
Haringey and Myerscough. The Midlands College-bound forward
previously suited up in the Underclassmen game at the 2019
Hoopsfix All-Star Classic.

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ALEX DISTRAS #5
01/01/2002 (19) - GUARD, 6’0”
SCOTLAND CAMPUS SPORTS (US)
Distras has landed a move to Augustana next year after completing a prep
year at Scotland Campus. The former Haringey guard was a former EYBL
scoring champion and previously helped the Hawks to successive National
Cup titles as well as winning the U16 Final Fours.
ELIJAH WALSH #6
17/12/2002 (18) - GUARD, 6’4”
QUEEN ETHELBURGA’S COLLEGE
Walsh was part of the England junior squad at the Tri-Nations in 2019 and
went on to become MVP for the Northern Conference of the ABL that
season. The QE guard sets off for the US later this summer with a move to
the Masters Academy Florida.
GREG WILD #8
20/05/2002 (19) - GUARD, 6’1”
LOUGHBOROUGH / CHARNWOOD
Wild recently penned a four-year deal with BBL side Leicester Riders, whilst
studying at Loughborough University having played in NBL D1 last season.
The 19-year-old displayed his talent with Charnwood in the EABL Summer
Showcase after firing in a 30-point haul.
PANOS KARRAS #9
10/08/2002 (18) - GUARD/FORWARD, 6’4”
ITCHEN COLLEGE
The Welsh junior international earned a spot on the All-Star Five at the U16
Euros in 2018 after leading his side to a silver medal. Karras suited up for
Itchen College in the EABL Summer Showcase and is set to head to NCAA
D2 school Notre Dame Falcons next season.
TOIBU LAWAL #10
01/05/2003 (18) - FORWARD, 6’7”
CITY OF LONDON ACADEMY
Lawal’s high-flying antics have caught the eye with the CoLA forward no
doubt an eagerly anticipated participant of the dunk contest. The 18-year-
old will continue to hone his skills as he heads to US prep school Lee
Academy next season.
JOSH IJEH #11
11/02/2003 (18) - CENTRE, 6’8”
TEAM BIRMINGHAM / JAMES WATT ACADEMY
Ijeh was a dominant performer in the 2019-20 EABL season after
leading the league in rebounds (18.2 per game) and blocks (2.9) with
James Watt Academy. The towering centre was also named Most
Improved Player and also made the Conference First Team and had
25 points in his opening game of this year’s Summer Showcase.
VICTOR NDOUKOU #12
25/02/2003 (18) - FORWARD, 6’7”
CHARNWOOD COLLEGE
Ndoukou made the switch from Manchester to Leicester in 2019 and will
continue his stay with Charnwood next season. The 18-year-old forward has
twice represented GB Under-16s at international level and recently netted
21 points in the EABL Summer Showcase.
FLYNN BOARDMAN-RAFFET #13
26/02/2002 (19) -GUARD, 6’4”
BARKING ABBEY
Boardman-Raffet recently experienced being part of the England Senior
Men’s 3x3 camp in Manchester. The Barking Abbey guard is a former Battle
in the Capital MVP and also competed at the Adidas Next Generation
Tournament in early 2020.
OWEN YOUNG #20
20/02/2002 (19) - GUARD, 6’4”
SELFOSS KARFA (ISL)
Young was an ABL winner at Haringey Hawks, earning the Most Improved
Player award in the 2019-20 season. This past season, he played out in
Iceland with Selfoss Karfa – earning minutes in the top-flight.

13. GIOVANNI EMEJURU #21
21/12/2002 (18) - FORWARD, 6’10”
CHARNWOOD COLLEGE
Emejuru has been part of the Riders pathway for the last few years and has
earned a scholarship at D1 school Sam Houston State. The Italian native also
competed at the Adidas Next Generation Tournament in Lithuania as part of
Barking Abbey’s roster in 2020.
WILL RAIFE #25
25/09/2001 (19) - GUARD, 6’1”
KENT CRUSADERS
Raife was an All-Southern Conference Second Team member in the 2019-
20 EABL season after averaging 15.4 points per game for Canterbury. The
guard opened up the Summer Showcase on fire with a 27-point display in a
tough two-point loss to Copleston in Week 1.
SAMUEL GRANT #40
11/04/2002 (19) - FORWARD, 6’8”
READING ROCKETS
Grant is locked in for his second appearance at the Hoopsfix All-Star Classic
after a solid year for NBL D1 side Reading Rockets. The 19-year-old forward
has represented GB at U16 and U18 level and is set to link up with Florida
Tech for the 2021-22 season.

14. Summer Schedule
JUNE
Red Bull Half Court 3x3
June 26, Turnpike Lane
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FIBA 3x3 Europe Cup Qualifier
2021 (ft. England)
June 25 - 27
fiba.basketball/3x3europecup/2021
U23 Nations League 3x3
(ft. England)
June 28 - July 1, Israel
fiba.basketball/3x3u23nationsleague
5or6 ElitE
June 30 - July 1, London
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JULY
Denis Leramo Basketball
Tournament
July 3, Langthorne Park
@Dlbt_official
Writtle UniversityCollege
Summer Sport Festival 3x3
July 3, Writtle University College
writtle.ac.uk
Ball Out 3x3
July 17- August 14, Nationwide
ball-out.co.uk
RBL GameTime Finals
July 17 & 24, Dagenham
@RBLGametime
Ann Pitman 3x3
July 24-25, Thunderdome, London
thunderbasketball.net/3x3
AUGUST
Bridport 3x3
August 1, Bridport
@bridport3x3
Make It Happen Summer League
4-28 August, Dagenham
@RDFGametime
LowkeyClassic 3x3
August 21-22, Leeds
@lowkeyhoops_
Future Stars U18 International
BasketballTournament
August 27-29, Brunel University
futurestars.eu